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Daredevil, #80 British

Published: September 1971

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Back by Reader Demand! The Ominous Owl!

Story Featuring Daredevil

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Designed by Marie Severin as disclosed in letters page of Daredevil #84. Hayden suggests the cover lettering is possibly by Sam Rosen.

In the Eyes...of the Owl!

Story Featuring Daredevil

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Mr. Kline sends the Owl after Daredevil. Karen watches in horror as Owl's helicopter, with Daredevil trapped inside, crashes.

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Part three of Mr. Kline story in Daredevil. In the verbal snafu department: there is a string of dialogue in the story where Daredevil says, "Who does your dialogue? Jane Austin? Ooops. Hope I haven't insulted anyone's literary tastes." Of course, the irony is that literary sensibilities may have been offended because the author's name is actually spelled "Austen".

Letter Column Featuring Let's Level with Daredevil

"Dear Stan, Gerry and Gene, I am writing this letter..."

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Letters of comment from Larry Rubinow (Los Angeles, Calif.), Gina Suderni (Dawson City, Yukon, Canada), Dave Kalis (Clayton, Mo.), and Shirley Gorman (Hereford, Tex.).

While the Cat's Away, the Bullpen Will Play!

In-House Column Featuring Bullpen Bulletins , In-House Column Featuring Stan's Soapbox

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Roy's Rostrum replaces Stan's Soapbox in this installment. Roy Thomas says Stan is working on a screenplay with director Alain Resnais and that Roy gets to write the whole Bullpen Page. This month several titles are going double-size to 52 pages for 25 cents. Stan had a speaking engagement at Boston University and was on Alex Bennett's WPLJ-FM talk show. WBAI-FM is airing dramatized versions of Marvel stories. Gerry Conway has a science fiction novel, "The Midnight Dancers," published by Ace. Marie Severin designed the costumes for a play written and directed by Sheldon Feldner at Emerson College. Also a spot illustration of Doctor Strange and the usual "Marvel" plus 11 headshots at the bottom of the page.