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    Daredevil #63

    Daredevil » Daredevil #63 - The Girl... Or The Gladiator? released by Marvel on April 1, 1970.

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    Caught between battling the galvanizing Gladiator, and saving the relationship with the girl he loves, Daredevil must make a crucial decision! But is it the right one? You be the judge, True Believers!

    Matt Murdock and Foggy Nelson meet the Gladiator in prison on Rykers Island. The Gladiators attempt to escape is doublecrossed by Daredevil. Meanwhile Karen Page leaves for Los Angeles by plane.

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    Daredevil #63 - The Girl... Or The Gladiator? by the_angry_comic_book_critic on January 09, 2011

    By The Angry Comic Book Critic       You know what I've always loved about the Silver Age of Comics? The fact that the stories were simple I don't mean that in the sense they were poorly written I mean that in the sense that they where self contained and you didn't have to read five other series just to get the full picture of the story that's the problem with the modern age of comics there simply too many cross overs to enjoy the stories for what they are and are more of just a way to earn the ...

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