The Mighty World of Marvel #154
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Frenzy On a Far-Away World!", Daredevil faces a desperate race against time when he's framed for murder and locked away—only to discover the real culprit is the Jester, who's playing a twisted game. With his name on the line, Matt Murdock dons the Jester's costume and steps onto live television, turning the spotlight into his weapon. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated with sharp intensity by Gene Colan, with inks by George Klein and lettering by Artie Simek, this gripping tale unfolds under the glare of the broadcast lights, cover by Keith Pollard and Mike Esposito.
When the Hulk crashes onto Counter-Earth, he’s thrust into a war between the New Men and their tyrannical ruler, the High Evolutionary, while confronting his own alternate self—Robert Bruce Banner—and the family he never knew: his wife Betty Ross Banner and their son, Robert Bruce Banner Jr. Meanwhile, back on Earth, the real Betty Ross prepares to marry Glenn Talbot, unaware that her doppelgänger’s life is spiraling into chaos across the multiverse.
When Daredevil is framed for murder and locked behind bars, he knows the real culprit is the Jester—his chaotic, joke-obsessed nemesis. With help from Foggy Nelson and Debbie Harris, Matt Murdock hatches a daring plan: donning the Jester’s own costume to go on Johnny Carson’s show and lure the villain into the open. As the live broadcast unfolds, the line between hero and trickster blurs, and the real game begins.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #70 (1968), Daredevil #46 (1968), The Incredible Hulk #158 (1972)
Reprinted in The Mighty World of Marvel #159 (1975)
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