Daredevil 1964 #228 Direct ed. - 2.5 - $1.50

Matt's life continues to unravel. Matt confronts the Kingpin directly and is beaten senseless. The Kingpin has a cab driver killed with Matt's billy club and has the cab and Matt dumped into the river. The Kingpin discovers that the police can't find a body and Matt emerges from the river.

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• Purgatory - This is part 2 of the "Born Again" storyline. David Mazzucchelli states in his interview in The Comics Journal #194 (March 1997) that his wife Richmond Lewis was the colorist for this issue. He said, "Richmond actually colored an issue of Daredevil that we did. The regular colorist was on vacation and I asked that it be given to me. It says that I colored it but that's only because I didn't want to go through the hassle of trying to convince people in one week that this woman who had never colored a comic book before was going to do a great job on it. So I said, 'Let me color it.' (47-48)
• - Letters from: Brian Hing (from Victor, NY), Jack Flubingus III & Monty W. Guthrie (from Bedford, TX), Clay Griffith (from Raleigh, NC), Jason Carl (from Albion, ME), Craig Campbell (from Sharpsville, PA), Matt Calvent (from Sacramento, CA), and Eric James Baich (from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada).
• Heh! Heh! Heh! - inside back cover