Daredevil #15

Published in April 1966, Daredevil #15 serves as a notable entry in the early development of the Man Without Fear. Created during a period when Marvel Comics was rapidly expanding its stable of grounded, urban-based heroes, the issue reflects the ongoing effort to balance Matt Murdock's legal practice with his vigilante activities. It captures the creative momentum of the mid-sixties, a time when writers were experimenting with the emotional stakes of secret identities.

The issue features artwork by John Romita Sr., whose clean lines and expressive character work helped define the aesthetic of Marvel's street-level books during this era. Romita took over art duties shortly after the series' debut, bringing a more polished and cinematic approach to the panels. At the time of release, this issue contributed to the steady growth of the Daredevil character, establishing the narrative tone that would allow the series to flourish as one of the publisher's enduring titles.