Strange #179

Nov 1984 · Editions Lug · 8 FRF

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Judas... est une femme”

In "Judas... est une femme," a chilling chapter in the Daredevil saga, Bullseye escapes custody and sets a deadly course through New York, forcing Elektra into a brutal confrontation with Foggy, only to hesitate when she realizes who he is. Frank Miller’s gripping storytelling, rendered with stark intensity by Klaus Janson’s art and inks, builds a tense, emotional storm as vengeance and recognition collide. The cover by John Byrne and Terry Austin captures the issue’s grim urgency, making this 1984 release a standout in the series’ darker arc.

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writer, artist Frank Miller · artist, inker, colorist Klaus Janson · cover John Byrne, Terry Austin

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writer, artist Frank Miller

artist, inker, colorist Klaus Janson

cover pencils John Byrne

cover inks Terry Austin

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Bullseye breaks out of prison. Elektra hunts down Foggy and is about to kill him until she recognizes him as Matt's buddy from college. Bullseye fights Elektra and kills her with her own sai. Daredevil goes after Bullseye and ends up dropping him from a great height, breaking every bone in his body.

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