The Daredevils #6

Jun 1983 · Marvel UK · 0.60 GBP

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"Judgement Day" in The Daredevils #6 (1983) sees Captain Britain dragged before an extra-dimensional tribunal by the Special Executive, forced to confront Saturnyne—once a figure who abandoned him—now standing trial as a condemned prisoner. Written by Alan Moore and illustrated by Alan Davis, the story unfolds with tense moral stakes as Captain Britain grapples with his past and the unsettling revelation that Saturnyne’s judge is also her heir, with everything to gain from her conviction. The cover by Frank Miller, Alan Davis, Joe Rubinstein, and Alan Davis captures the high-stakes gravity of the moment.

Contains 4 stories

Judgement Day

11 pp · Superhero

In "Judgement Day," Captain Britain is dragged before an otherworldly tribunal on the orders of the Special Executive, forced to confront Saturnyne—once his betrayer, now a condemned prisoner. As he witnesses her vulnerable state, he grapples with his past and the weight of testifying against her, especially when he realizes the judge is her own successor, with everything to gain from her downfall. The fate of Earth-238 hangs in the balance as Mandragon’s destruction begins, and the Fury slips through the cracks.

Untitled story

0.25 pp

Arms of the Octopus

17 pp · Superhero

In "Arms of the Octopus," Heather's world unravels when she discovers her company's ties to Doc Ock, forcing Daredevil to intervene as she’s taken hostage. With the weight of a crumbling relationship and a city in danger, the Widow makes a bold choice—leaving New York behind, and with it, a chapter of her life with Matt.

4-D War

4 pp · Science Fiction