Death Is a Black Widow!

Story featuring Daredevil

Characters:

Other

• Black Widow (from mainstream Universe)
• Daredevil (from mainstream Universe)
• Matt Murdock (from mainstream Universe)
• Natasha Romanoff (from mainstream Universe)

Credits:

• Pencils: Gil Kane
• Inks: Frank Giacoia
• Letters: Sam Rosen

And Death Is a Woman Called Widow

Story featuring Daredevil

Storyline: Black Widow saves Daredevil from drowning and then the two of them take down the Owl. Mr. Kline is revealed to be the robot MK-9, who refers to himself by the code name "Assassin."

Characters:

Other

• Black Widow (from mainstream Universe)
• Daredevil (from mainstream Universe)
• Foggy Nelson (from mainstream Universe)
• Ivan Petrovich (from mainstream Universe)
• Karen Page (from mainstream Universe)
• Leland Owlsley (from mainstream Universe)
• Matt Murdock (from mainstream Universe)
• Mr. Kline (from mainstream Universe)
• Natasha Romanoff (from mainstream Universe)
• Owl (from mainstream Universe)
• Phil Hichok (from mainstream Universe)

Credits:

• Script: Gerry Conway
• Pencils: Gene Colan
• Inks: Jack Abel
• Letters: Marcel Jeanjean

Black Widow

Characters:

Other

• Black Widow (from mainstream Universe)
• Natasha Romanoff (from mainstream Universe)

Credits:

• Pencils: Bill Everett
• Inks: Bill Everett

The Sinister Space Trap!

Story featuring Human Torch, Story featuring The Thing

Storyline: Sometime after the Fantastic Four visit the Skrull home world, Mr. Pearson of NASA pays a visit to tell them of a security risk, Professor Jack. Doris gets upset after Johnny stands her up for the 113th time. Posing as "Doug Brown", Johnny acts as Jack's assistant, in order to keep an eye on him. Good thing, too, as sabotaging the space program is on his agenda.

Credits:

• Script: Larry Ivie
• Script: Bob Powell
• Pencils: Bob Powell
• Inks: Mike Esposito
• Letters: Sam Rosen
• Editing: Stan Lee

Untitled Story

Letter Column featuring Let's Level with Daredevil

Another Marvel Masterpiece

Credits:

• Pencils: John Buscema
• Inks: Frank Giacoia
• Letters: Morrie Kuramoto