Daredevil
Daredevil first appeared in 1964, created by writer Stan Lee and artist Bill Everett. The series introduced Matt Murdock, a blind lawyer from Hell’s Kitchen, New York, who fights crime as Daredevil using his enhanced senses. Despite his disability, Murdock’s heightened radar sense allows him to take on the criminal underworld, especially villains like Kingpin and Bullseye.
Daredevil’s early issues were groundbreaking, featuring gritty, street-level storytelling that set it apart from other superhero comics of the time. Over the years, the series has been known for its complex characters, emotional depth, and exploration of morality. Key moments, such as the debut of characters like Elektra, Punisher, and the famous “Born Again” storyline, have cemented Daredevil as one of Marvel’s most beloved and influential series.
For those looking to sell comic books that are highly sought after, early Daredevil issues are a valuable addition. With iconic appearances and landmark stories, especially the first appearances of Elektra and Punisher, these comics continue to be prized by collectors for both their historical significance and lasting impact on the superhero genre.
Daredevil #1 (1964)
Significance
1st Appearance of Daredevil
Value
In 2026 low-grade copies sell for about $2,000–2,500 and a CGC 8.0 for $7,500–7,700. A CGC 9.2 brought $28,800 in December 2025. See our Daredevil #1 value guide for prices by grade, recent sales and reprint checks.
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