Issue Description

The Fantastic Four have been pegged for murder, and Daredevil must save the team! The Trapster runs amok through New York City, but when the Man Without Fear is hot on your trails, even the biggest baddie doesn’t stand a chance! Will this be Trapster’s last stand? Plus, Debbie Harris returns to Foggy’s life.

The Name Of The Game Is Mayhem!

Daredevil arrives at the Baxter Building to find The Invisible Woman glued to the floor. He hears a ticking sound inside a drawer and realises it must be a bomb. Using his Bully club, DD swings the bomb outside where it immediately explodes. Mister Fantastic and Human Torch hear the explosion and rush back home where Sue Richards explains Daredevil rescued her. The Trapster arrives on his anti-gravity glider to see if his booby trap had worked and DD asks for first crack at him. Ol’ Hornhead dives onto The Trapster’s glider and after overpowering the villain, crash lands in Central Park. Trapster makes a run for it with DD in chase. Eventually Daredevil catches his target as he dives into the subway, but the impact causes both men to crash down the stairs and DD wrenches his back. On the verge of unconsciousness, Daredevil hears the cops arresting The Trapster but they fail to notice DD who has rolled onto the tracks. A pain wracked and groggy Daredevil then hears armoured footstep approaching and thinks it may be Iron Man. However on looking up, The Man Without Fear sees standing over him is none other than Doctor Doom!

Daredevil (1964)

Publisher

Marvel

Volume Description

He dwells in eternal night- but the blackness is filled with sounds and scents other men cannot perceive Though attorney MATT MURDOCK is blind, his other senses function with superhuman sharpness- his radar sense guides him over every obstacle! He stalks the streets by night, a red-garbed foe of evil! Stan Lee presents... Daredevil, The Man Without Fear!

The series that introduced Daredevil, the Man Without Fear! Daredevil's first ongoing solo series. Unlike many Marvel heroes launched during the Silver Age of Comics, Daredevil debuted in his own series without first being test launched in another title. The series started in 1964 and lasted 380 issues until being cancelled in 1998. Continues in Daredevil vol. 2.

Collected EditionsIssues #1-11 are collected in Marvel Masterworks: Daredevil, Vol. 1Issues #12-21 are collected in Marvel Masterworks: Daredevil, Vol. 2Issues #22-32 are collected in Marvel Masterworks: Daredevil, Vol. 3Issues #33-41 are collected in Marvel Masterworks: Daredevil, Vol. 4Issues #42-53 are collected in Marvel Masterworks: Daredevil, Vol. 5Issues #54-63 are collected in Marvel Masterworks: Daredevil, Vol. 6Avengers vs. Thanos (#105-107)Visionaries Frank Miller Vol. 1 (#158-161, #163-167), Vol. 2 (#168-182), Vol. 3 (#183-191) Gang War (#169-172, #180) Daredevil vs. Bullseye (#131-132, #146, #169, #181, #191) Love's Labor Lost (#215-217, #220-222, #225) Born Again (#226-233) Daredevil Legends vol. 2: Born Again (#227-233)Daredevil Epic Collection: A Touch of Typhoid (#253-270) Daredevil Legends vol. 4: Typhoid Mary (#254-257, #259-263) Lone Stranger (#265-273) Fall of Kingpin (#297-300) Fall From Grace (#319-325)Daredevil Epic Collection: Fall From Grace (#319-332)Daredevil Epic Collection: Widow's Kiss (#365-380 & -1)

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