Marvel #3
In "Le Bouffon Vert," Daredevil teeters on the edge as his crusade against crime grows darker, pushing him toward violence he never thought possible. When the Punisher targets Scorpio in a brutal bid to reach Nick Fury, Daredevil steps in—saving a life and choosing redemption by reclaiming his original yellow and red suit. Written by J. M. DeMatteis and illustrated by Ron Wagner, with inks by Bill Reinhold and colors by Max Scheele, this 1997 issue captures a pivotal moment in the character’s journey, all framed by Scott McDaniel’s striking cover.
In "Le Bouffon Vert," Ben Urich's nephew uncovers the forgotten lair of the Green Goblin while investigating the Osborne family for the Daily Bugle—only to be thrust into a dangerous legacy when he takes up the mantle to protect his uncle from a gang of thugs. The story unfolds with a tense, grounded urgency, exploring the weight of inherited power and the blurred line between hero and villain.
In "Sur le fil, 2° partie : Les vieux soldats," Daredevil teeters on the edge as his crusade grows darker, pushing him toward violence even with ordinary criminals. The Punisher, still consumed by his vendetta against Nick Fury, targets Scorpio in a desperate bid to strike at his enemy—only for Daredevil to step in and save the young man’s life. Forced to confront his own path, Daredevil makes a bold choice: reclaiming his original yellow and red costume in a quiet act of redemption.
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