Daredevil #42
2003
- Series
- Daredevil
- Issue
- 42
- Cover date
- Mar 1, 2003
- Story title
- Lowlife, Part 2
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Published in July 1968, Daredevil #42 arrived during a period of experimentation for Marvel Comics as they sought to refine the tone of the Man Without Fear. This issue was written by Stan Lee with interior art provided by Gene Colan, whose atmospheric, moody pencil work was instrumental in defining the noir-inspired aesthetic that would become synonymous with the character’s identity throughout the Silver Age.
The issue features a notable encounter involving the Jester, a villain who challenged the traditional grit of the series with his theatrical, unpredictable nature. As part of the broader Daredevil lineage, this era reflected Marvel's strategy of pairing established writers with artists capable of capturing dynamic action, helping to stabilize Daredevil's place in the crowded superhero market of the late 1960s.
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