Devil Classic #7
In "Il Mistero dell'Assassino di Mezzanotte!", Daredevil travels to England, where he uncovers a web of deceit after Ka-Zar is accused of being the deadly Midnight Stalker. As the investigation unfolds, Daredevil pieces together that The Plunderer is behind the attacks, manipulating events to frame his brother—leading to a tense pursuit through shadowed streets and ancient ruins. The story builds to a quiet yet startling moment when Karen opens a letter from Spider-Man, revealing he knows the truth about Matt Murdock’s secret identity.
When Matt panics and claims his superhero alter ego, DD, is actually his long-lost twin brother Mike, his friends Foggy and Karen are instantly intrigued—and demand a meeting. The revelation sets off a chain of awkward encounters, especially when Leap-Frog unexpectedly arrives in town, turning an already tense situation into something far more complicated.
In "Stilt-Man Colpisce Ancora," Daredevil—still operating under his alias Mike Murdock—finds himself caught in a chaotic courtroom showdown when the defendant Leap-Frog, defended by Foggy, makes a desperate bid for freedom using his jumping boots. As the man tumbles from the third floor, Daredevil gives chase, only to collide with the towering Stilt-Man. Meanwhile, the Masked Marauder, on a mission to uncover Daredevil’s secret identity, intervenes to rescue the fallen Stilt-Man from Hornhead’s grasp.
In "Mike Murdock Deve Morire!", the Marauder takes Foggy, Karen, and Matt hostage, using them as leverage to expose Daredevil’s true identity. As the tension escalates aboard the Marauder’s helicopter, a fierce clash unfolds—while Daredevil’s allies fight for survival, Spider-Man confronts Stilt-Man in a high-stakes showdown above the city.
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↩ Reprints Daredevil #24 (1967), Daredevil #25 (1967), Daredevil #26 (1967), Daredevil #27 (1967)
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