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Daredevil, #47

Published: December 1968

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Issue Contents:
Brother, Take My Hand!

Story Featuring Daredevil

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Brother, Take My Hand!

Story Featuring Daredevil

Storyline

Daredevil entertains the troops in Vietnam, where he meets Willie Lincoln, a black soldier who has just lost his sight due to a combat wound. After returning to New York, Lincoln goes to the welfare department, where Karen Page directs him to Matt Murdock to fight a bribery charge that happened before he went into the service. The mob boss who set up Lincoln decides to eliminate him, but Daredevil puts a crimp in that plan.

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Letter Column Featuring Let's Level with Daredevil

"Dear Stan and Gene, Issue #44 was pretty good for a DAREDEVIL comic."

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Story Notes

Letters of comment from Gary Robinson (Troy, Ohio), Gene Handa (North Highlands, Calif.), Eric Nash (New York, N.Y.), Juan Cole (APO New York), Barbara Willett (Chicago, Ill.), and Bill Labrie (Athabasco, Alberta, Canada). Also a spot illustration taken from an earlier issue. No editorial responses.

It's Brand New!! Marvel's Swingin' Inflatable Plastic Pillows!
Story Notes

Promo for inflatable Spider-Man and Thor plastic pillows. $1.50 each plus 15 cents postage. Also Marvel super-hero t-shirts featuring Captain Marvel, Spider-Man, Thor, and the Hulk. $2.00 each including postage. And The Merry Marvel Marching Society Membership Kit for $1.00. Two mail-in coupons: Marvel Comics Group (Dept. PP or Dept. AJ) 625 Madison Ave., N.Y.C., N.Y 10022.

Two More Triumphs for Marvel..!

Story Featuring Spider-Man , Story Featuring Namor the Sub-Mariner

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Promo for Spider-Man #68 and Sub-Mariner #9, "now on sale," with covers depicted. Coloring is not the same as the published Sub-Mariner #9 cover. Spider-Man cover has "Crisis on the Campus" as a title, while the published cover to #68 reads "Crisis on Campus." Background buildings are also added to the published cover and coloring is different.

A Titanic Treasure-Trove of Traumatically Tempting Tid-Bits, Tastefully Tossed Together to Tease and Tantalize Thee!

In-House Column Featuring Bullpen Bulletins

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Story Notes

Stan's Soapbox discusses comics as a medium of communication. Roy Thomas gets married, Jack Kirby's son Neal gets engaged, John Romita is credited with the cover painting of Spectacular Spider-Man #2, Arnold Drake is now writing for Marvel, and Jim Steranko is working on an issue of X-Men. Also The Mighty Marvel Checklist and a spot illo of Daredevil taken from a previous issue.