Daredevil #10

Daredevil number 10 was published by Marvel Comics in October 1965, during the character's formative early years. This issue arrived at a time when the series was still finding its identity as a mixture of superhero action and noir-inspired drama. It serves as a classic example of the Silver Age aesthetic, building upon the established foundation set by creators Stan Lee and Bill Everett in the debut issue a year prior.

The issue features artwork by Bob Powell, a veteran illustrator whose clean, traditional style defined much of Marvel's secondary titles during the mid-sixties. Powell's work on this issue contributed to the visual consistency of the early Daredevil run, providing a straightforward, kinetic layout that favored narrative clarity over the more experimental stylistic choices that would later define the character under different creative teams.