“Not even Banner’s?” Matt quips, because being sarcastic with The Hulk is a really good idea. The Hulk is particularly chatty, telling Murdock “Hulk doesn’t need anyone’s help!” I hope that’s not a rented tuxedo he’s wearing.

Matt try’s reason, Hulk won’t hear it so he tosses him into some trash cans. It doesn’t go well, but in Hulk terms it certainly could have gone much worse. Anyway Matt “finds” The Hulk, don’t forget Matt is blind and has to rely on his radar, and he attempts to reason with Bruce Banner’s monster alter ego. It’s interesting that Matt remarks how big The Hulk is, because by today’s standards he’s relatively normal sized in comparison. Matt, realizing The Hulk is dangerous, decides to slip away from the party and see if he can find him, maybe he can reason with him, maybe he’ll even remember him. By the time #163 had come along, not only had sales improved enough to warrant a regular monthly status again, but Frank Miller was co-plotting the series.Īs our story opens, crusading attorney Matt Murdock, who we all know is secretly the crime fighting wonder Daredevil, is attending a society function of some type while the news is out that THE HULK IS ON THE LOOSE! It’s all the party can talk about and pretty soon someone remembers that Murdock once defended The Green Goliath in a trial so they all want to chat with Matt. We’ll take a look at some important storylines in the history of comics, there will be SPOILERS but we want to spotlight some of the greatest comics out there, here is our look at:ĭaredevil #163 Written by Roger McKenzie Art and Co-Plotting by Frank Miller.Īrtist Frank Miller had joined Writer McKenzie on Daredevil #158 which was, at the time, on the verge of cancellation, and had been reduced to a bi-monthly publishing status.

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