Daredevil #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume from the Marvel's Finest line collects a run of Daredevil stories from the late 1990s, focusing on the Man Without Fear's gritty street-level adventures. It features key issues from the 1999 Daredevil series, showcasing the character's resilience in Hell's Kitchen.
In "Guardian Devil Part One: "...And a Child Shall Lead Them All"", Daredevil finds himself pulled into a mystery that begins with Foggy Nelson’s shocking accusation and a mother’s painful choice to cut him loose. As a strange child becomes the unexpected center of chaos, Daredevil is taken captive and face-to-face with an otherworldly figure seeking answers—only to discover the truth may be far more dangerous than any villain. Written by Kevin Smith and illustrated by Joe Quesada, with inks by Jimmy Palmiotti and colors by Avalon Studio’s Laura and Drew, this 1999 issue features a cover by Joe Quesada and Jimmy Palmiotti.
In "Guardian Devil Part One: '...And a Child Shall Lead Them All'," Matt Murdock finds himself pulled back into the fray when a mysterious young girl leaves a child in his care, claiming the boy is the new Messiah. With Karen gone for six months and his life in limbo, Matt must confront the weight of this unexpected responsibility—no answers, no warnings, just a child and a dangerous belief.
In "Guardian Devil Part Two: 'The Unexamined Life'," Matt faces a harrowing moral crisis when he realizes the child he’s protecting isn’t the promised Messiah—but the Anti-Christ—forcing him to confront whether he can still be a hero if he must destroy innocence. Karen’s sudden arrival brings a revelation so explosive it threatens to unravel everything he thought he knew.
In "Guardian Devil Part Three: Dystopia," Foggy is thrown into chaos when he’s accused of murdering a client he’d been with, forcing his mother to sever ties to protect the firm. As Macabes hints that a child is at the heart of the turmoil, Daredevil is taken by an enigmatic figure claiming to be an angel—sent to find the missing child before the city collapses further.
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↩ Reprints Daredevil #1 (1998), Daredevil #2 (1998), Daredevil #3 (1999)
Reprinted in Daredevil Visionaries #[nn] (1999)
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