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Promo ad for other issues in the Epic Collection series of titles.
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Fantastic Four figures by Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers, taken from the title's corner cover box. Matt, Foggy and Karen faces are penciled and inked by Everett.
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Kirby pencils on splash. Image taken from cover. Cover of Amazing Spider-Man #1 is reprinted on the splash page - pencils by Kirby and inks by Ditko.
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Electro last appeared in Amazing Spider-Man #9 (His 1st app.). Job number from Tom Lammers and Ger Apeldoorn via the Atlas/Timely discussion group.
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Owl's real name is not given in this issue. Daredevil fashions a hood as part of his costume where he can keep his street clothes, but it only survives into the first half of issue #4. Job number from Tom Lammers and Ger Apeldoorn via the Atlas/Timely discussion group.
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Job number from Tom Lammers and Ger Apeldoorn via the Atlas/Timely discussion group.
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Mark Evanier and J. David Spurlock (Director, The Wallace Wood Estate) both credit the pencils and inks solely to Wally Wood. They note that contrary to rumors, there is no input on this cover by either Jack Kirby or Vince Colletta.
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Wally Wood makes small changes in Daredevil's costume.
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Buildings in the background added by Jack Kirby. Info per Nick Caputo, October 2016.
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Many Marvel heroes and villains are present as wax figures in Drago's museum. Ox last in Amazing Spider-Man #14; Eel last in Strange Tales #117
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Daredevil changes from a yellow-and-red costume to an all-red costume this issue. This adventure with the Sub-Mariner is the setup to the Sub-Mariner feature "The Quest" in Tales to Astonish (Marvel, 1959 series) #70.
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Issue includes cutaways of both Daredevil’s billy-club and Matt Murdock's apartment. Stilt-Man is called "Stiltman" throughout this story.
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Continued next issue. Editorial notation in side margin of original art for Page 2 indicates "Stan G" handled colors for this story.
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Cover is taken from interior scenes.
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"Agent of Shield" is mentioned as a TV show.
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Colletta alterations on Ka-Zar per Nick Caputo, confirmed in an interview by Romita. In John Romita..And All That Jazz! Romita stated: "If you look at my first Daredevil cover, I didn't do half of those pen lines in Ka-Zar's arms and legs. Most of them were done by Vinnie Colletta."
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Ka-Zar’s most recent appearance was in X-Men (Marvel, 1964 series) #10.
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Romita inks per John Romita. Mark Evanier originally credited Mike Esposito.
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Kirby pencilling credit revised by Mark Evanier via the GCD Errors list, August 2009. Original indexer had Kirby laying out the whole story.
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Per Nick Caputo, Ayers and Giacoia collaborated on inking throughout the story. Although Bill Everett is also credited, Nick suspects that is an error and questions Everett's input.
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Based on Daredevil #13 (Marvel, 1964 Series) cover by Jack Kirby.
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