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This is it! The definitive collection of Daredevil - Vol 1 the original series. A total of 325 issues from 14-308. This is Part One of the collection (check out Part Two here: www..com/itm/366665110917). It is from issue #14-171 (Part Two is issue 172-308) all in amazing condition. Issues and conditions below.
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We combine shipping into one convenient box when you order multiple items. Shipping and handling is the same flat rate of $8 regardless of location or how many issues are purchased in the same transaction. Note that the stickers in the reference pictures are all on the bags - none are on the actual comic.At Sweetchristmas Comics and Collectibles, we have thousands of high quality comics from Gold to Bronze Ages all priced at fair market value determined by Covrprice. Every issue is bagged and boarded, stored vertically, and stored in a climate controlled facility. Our entire collection of 8,000+ issues were independently graded by three separate long time comics collectors to ensure accuracy. PM us for more information on our total collection which is for sale.#14 VG/4
#15 G/2
#18 VG/4
#19 VG/4
#20 VF-/7.5
#20 G/2
#21 FN/6
#21 FN+/6.5
#22 FN/6
#24 VF/8
#25 FN+/6.5
#26 VF/8
#27 VF-/7.5
#28 VF-/7.5
#29 VF-/7.5
#31 VG+/4.5
#32 FN/6
#33 FN+/6.5
#34 VF/8
#35 VF+/8.5
#36 VG-/3.5
#37 VG/4
#38 VF/8
#39 VG-/3.5
#40 FN/6
#41 VF+/8.5
#42 VF-/7.5
#44 FN+/6.5
#45 FN/6
#46 VF/8
#47 VF+/8.5
#48 FN/6
#49 VF+/8.5
#50 FN/6
#51 FN/6
#52 FN+/6.5
#53 VF+/8.5
#54 VG-/3.5
#55 FN+/6.5
#56 NM/9.4
#57 VF+/8.5
#58 VF/8
#59 VG/4
#60 VF-/7.5
#61 VF+/8.5
#62 VF/8
#63 FN/6
#64 NM/9.4
#65 NM/9.4
#66 FN/6
#66 VG/4
#67 VF+/8.5
#68 NM/9.4
#69 VF-/7.5
#70 VF+/8.5
#71 NM/9.4
#72 FN/6
#73 FN/6
#74 VF/8
#75 FN/6 (2 copies)
#76 VF/8
#77 VF/8
#78 FN/6
#79 FN/6
#80 VF/8
#81 FN/6
#82 VF/8
#83 VF/8
#84 FN+/6.5
#85 VF/8
#86 FN+/6.5
#87 FN+/6.5
#88 VF/8
#89 NM/9.4
#90 VF/8
#91 FN/6
#92 VF/8
#93 FN/6
#94 VG+/4.5
#95 VF/8
#96 VF/8
#97 VF+/8.5
#98 G/2
#99 NM/9.4
#100 FN/6
#101 FN/6
#102 NM/9.4
#103 VF+/8.5
#104 VF/8
#105 VF+/8.5
#106 FN/6
#107 FN/6
#108 FN/6
#109 FN/6
#110 NM/9.4
#112 VF+/8.5
#113 VG/4
#114 VF/8
#115 CGC Graded: FN/6
#116 VF+/8.5
#117 NM-/9.2
#118 VF/8
#119 VF/8
#120 NM/9.4
#122 VF/8
#123 FN/6
#124 VG/4
#124 NM/9.4
#125 FN/6
#125 VF+/8.5
#126 VF+/8.5
#127 NM/9.4
#129 VG/4
#130 VF-/7.5 (2 copies)
#132 VF+/8.5
#133 NM/9.4
#134 NM/9.4
#135 VF/8 (2 copies)
#136 VF+/8.5
#137 VF/8
#138 FN/6
#138 VF/8
#139 NM/9.4
#140 NM/9.4
#141 VF/8 (2 copies)
#142 VF+/8.5
#142 VF/8
#143 FN/6
#144 NM/9.4
#144 VF/8 (2 copies)
#144 FN/6
#145 VF/8 (2 copies)
#145 FN+/6.5
#146 VF/8 (2 copies)
#146 VG/4 (2 copies)
#147 VF/8 (2 copies)
#148 G+/2.5
#149 NM/9.4
#149 VF+/8.5
#150 VF+/8.5 (2 copies)
#151 NM/9.4
#151 VF+/8.5
#152 NM/9.4
#153 NM/9.4
#154 NM/9.4
#155 VF+/8.5
#156 NM/9.4
#157 NM/9.4 (3 copies)
#159 VG/4
#160 FN+/6.5
#162 FN/6
#162 VF/8
#163 VF+/8.5
#164 FN+/6.5
#165 FN+/6.5
#166 FN/6
#167 VF/8
#170 VF/8
#171 VF-/7.5Daredevil is the name of several American comic book titles featuring the superhero Daredevil, the vigilante secret identity of blind attorney Matt Murdock, who gains superhuman senses as a result of an accident involving radioactive material. All of the volumes are published by Marvel Comics, beginning with the original Daredevil comic book series which debuted in 1964. The first volume was the longest in duration, lasting until 1998. In the 1960s, the series was written by Stan Lee and first drawn by Bill Everett with some assistance from Jack Kirby. Daredevil is usually based in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan. Karen Page was Daredevil's primary love interest throughout this first series, with many ups and downs. Foggy Nelson appears as a recurring character throughout all the Daredevil series, as Matt Murdock's close friend and partner in law.Wally Wood introduced the character's standard red costume, and was succeeded by John Romita Sr. and then Gene Colan as artist. Lee wrote the stories until 1969. Roy Thomas wrote the title from 1969 to 1971. In the 1970s, it was written by Gerry Conway, among others. In this period, Daredevil temporarily teamed with Black Widow in San Francisco. In 1972, Steve Gerber became the primary artist for the series. A number of different writers worked on the title, including Marv Wolfman, who introduced Daredevil's archenemy Bullseye. In the late 1970s Roger McKenzie wrote the series and brought an influence from horror comics.Frank Miller's influential tenure on the title in the early 1980s, drawing inspiration from crime comics, established the prominence and originality of the title. In this period, Daredevil was one of the best-selling American comic books. He introduced influences from film noir and ninja films, and created the character Elektra, Daredevil's troubled ex-girlfriend, and an army of evil ninjas, the Hand. Miller emphasized Bullseye and Kingpin as Daredevil's primary antagonists, and also introduced the Punisher to the series. The issue that concluded in Elektra's shocking, violent death was a particularly striking event in comics of the decade. After a brief tenure by Dennis O'Neil, Miller returned to the series to write the acclaimed Born Again storyline, in which Page has become a heroin addict and sells Matt Murdock's secret identity to his enemies. Ann Nocenti, his successor, focused more on themes from left-wing politics, and created the villain Typhoid Mary. Miller also wrote the Daredevil: The Man Without Fear miniseries in the early 1990s, which delved into the backstory of the title character and his early relationship with Elektra. John Romita Jr. collaborated with both Miller and Nocenti. Also in the 1990s, writer D.G. Chichester in collaboration with Scott McDaniel changed the title character's costume and emulated the tumultuous, sensationalistic style of the comics of the period. Chichester also re-introduced Elektra to the series, resurrected from the dead.Later in the decade, Joe Quesada began volume 2 of the series, which lasted from 1998 to 2011. This new series, first edited under the Marvel Knights imprint, restored the popularity of the title. Popular film director Kevin Smith also wrote a pivotal arc, in which Karen Page was killed by Bullseye. Subsequently, Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev collaborated on a critically acclaimed arc. In the 21st century, Ed Brubaker then wrote a storyline that was similarly acclaimed. Both Bendis and Brubaker focused on the darker aspects of the character. Mark Waid, who wrote a third and fourth volume, took a somewhat lighter approach and focused on the character's unusual powers. Charles Soule wrote a fifth volume.Many of the storylines published in Daredevil have been critically acclaimed, and have won a number of Eisner Awards.
