- Script
- Ralph Macchio
- Pencils
- John Romita Jr.
- Inks
- Al Williamson
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- typeset
- Genre
- superhero
- Characters
- Daredevil; Battling Jack Murdock; The Fixer
- Reprints
Text article explains how the mini-series came about; Includes art from this issue.
- Script
- Frank Miller
- Pencils
- John Romita Jr.
- Inks
- Al Williamson
- Colors
- Christie Scheele
- Letters
- Joe Rosen
- Genre
- superhero
- Characters
- Matt Murdock [as a boy]; Battling Jack Murdock (death); Sister Maggie Murdock; Stick; Fixer (villain); McHale; Gillian (villain); Slade (villain); Marcello (villain); Angelo (villain)
- Synopsis
- Matt is a young troublemaker in Hell's Kitchen before saving a man's life from an oncoming truck takes his sight. Battling Jack Murdock is a down on his luck aging boxer who gets involved with a mobster who makes him part of his protection racket. Stick is a janitor at Jack's gym and begins to teach the sightless Matt the ways of the warrior. Fixer tells Jack to throw a big fight, but when Battling Murdock wins, the Fixer kills him.
- Reprints
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in Colección One/Shot (Planeta DeAgostini, 1992 series) #5 (Mayo 1994) -
in Marvel Magazine (Marvel Italia, 1994 series) #1 (Luglio 1994) -
in Top BD (Semic S.A., 1989 series) #35 - Daredevil - L'homme sans peur ([1994]) -
in Daredevil: The Man without Fear (Marvel, 1994 series) (1994) -
in Mega Marvel (TM-Semic, 1993 series) #7 (2/1995) (1995) -
in Daredevil (Bethy, 1997 series) #1 - L'homme sans peur (1997) -
in Demolidor - O Homem Sem Medo (Devir Portugal, 1999 ? series) (1999) -
in Daredevil by Frank Miller Omnibus Companion (Marvel, 2007 series) (2007) -
in Marvel : Les Incontournables (Panini France, 2008 series) #7 [album] (juillet 2008) -
in Daredevil: The Man without Fear (Marvel, 2008 series) (2008) -
in Daredevil: The Man without Fear (Marvel, 2010 series) (2010) -
in Daredevil Epic Collection (Marvel, 2014 series) #17 - Into the Fire (2023)
This origin update has Stick involved in Matt's training much earlier than supposed. It also has the Fixer himself shooting Jack Murdock (in Daredevil #1, Slade is the trigger man).