Daredevil #36 (2019)

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

(W) Chip Zdarsky
(A) Manuel Garcia
(CA) Marco Checchetto

FINAL ISSUE!
After a romance that's blossomed over the last two years in DAREDEVIL, MAYOR WILSON FISK and TYPHOID MARY are prepared to tie the knot! But in a fashion truly befitting The House of Ideas, calamity is right around the corner for the happy couple! But what sort of terrible discovery could be so monumental as to derail the most powerful man in New York's special day?
The answer lies in this oversized special issue - if you get no other DAREDEVIL issue this year, YOU MUST GET THIS ONE! RATED T+
Date Available: 11/10/2021

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You don't read Daredevil. Most of you anyway.

We know. We see the sales numbers, and numbers matter (I recently found out that 45 is bigger than 24. Who knew?)

You DO read other NY based Marvel superhero books. We know that too. It is for that reason alone that I am here BEGGING you to grab the last issue of Chip Zdarsky's run on Daredevil. I don't mind seeming desperate. I am. Why? Because what comes next is going to involve every hero in New York, and you're going to come to it late by an issue or two, and you're going to hate yourself if you have to get a third or fourth print and wait two months to get started. Maybe you're already signed up for Devil's Reign. Maybe not. All the late comers to Dark Ages suggests not.

Now IF you read this excellent comic, and IF you enjoy that Manuel Garcia is a much better fill-in artist than Mike Hawthorne, and IF the appearance of Reed Richards give you a clue for how big a New York story might be, and IF the Kingpin's wedding to Typhoid Mary is enough juice to get you even a little bit curious about what the Mayor of New York might do if he were to find out he's been magically meddled with...

IF any of those things happened, you might find a book you love. You'll for sure want to read what comes next, and you'll find us, here, holding the door for you, welcoming you in on the ground floor.