After #51, Stan Lee delegated writing duties to Roy Thomas, who eventually passed it on to 18-year-old Gerry Conway for a more Silver Age, sci-fi take. Check out the modern Daredevil reading guide for Daredevil’s newest comic adventures!īut if you want to know how the Man Without Fear evolved into the icon he is today then read on to find out!Īlso be sure to also check out our Marvel comics reading guides for She-Hulk and Echo! Happy reading!Įarly Daredevil comics evolved out of the collaboration of all-star minds including Stan Lee, Bill Everett, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, Wally Wood, and John Romita Sr. Following his on-screen appearance in Spider-Man: No Way Home, Matt will next be seen in She-Hulk, Echo, and even another season of Daredevil in the future. After being immortalized by Charlie Cox‘s phenomenal portrayal, Matt Murdock is now taking the MCU by storm. Thanks to his complex internal conflicts, great villains, and consistently excellent creative teams, Daredevil has become one of the most popular characters in Marvel Comics.Īmazingly, his series on Netflix is also one of the best page-to-screen adaptations Marvel has ever done. Daredevil: The Man Without Fear (1993) #1-5 (Frank Miller).

This is the best place to start for Daredevil’s formative years, including his iconic origin story, his first encounters with Kingpin and Elektra, and the definitive work of Frank Miller. Welcome to the classic Daredevil Marvel comics reading guide!

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