From second-rate hero to Marvel's most adult character. And one of the hardest runs to collect.

Frank Miller changed Daredevil forever. Do you really know what your run is worth?

DD #1 (1964), Frank Miller, Ann Nocenti, Bendis, Brubaker, Waid, Zdarsky... Every run is a masterclass. My Comics Collection imports everything and shows you exactly where you stand.

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380+DD vol.1 issues
6major runs to track
1964first publication
The Daredevil Collector's Challenges

Why your Daredevil collection is more complex than it looks

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6 major runs in one continuous series

Miller (#158-191 then #226-233), Nocenti (#236-291), Chichester, Bendis (#26-81), Brubaker (#82-119), Waid (#1-36)... Every run has its own feel. Without an app, it's impossible to see where each era begins in your ownership list.

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DD #1 and key issues exploding in value

Daredevil #1 (1964, 1st app DD) is worth $1,000 to $20,000 depending on condition. DD #168 (1st app Elektra, Frank Miller) is worth $100 to $800. But do you know their value in your collection?

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The confusing numbering of the '90s-2000s

The Daredevil series ended at #380 in 1998, Heroes Reborn relaunched everything, then Bendis had his own numbering... Without a dedicated tool, navigating the DD timeline is a headache.

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Shadowland and Civil War crossovers

Shadowland (2010) touches DD and several mini-series. Dark Reign, Fear Itself, Marvel events regularly affect Daredevil. How do you track your progress through these events in a spreadsheet?

The Solution

My Comics Collection: every Daredevil run finally organized

Your Current Spreadsheet
  • ✗6 runs in the same table with no distinction
  • ✗No way to know which Bendis issues you've read
  • ✗Key issues with no known value
  • ✗Events scattered across multiple tabs
  • ✗Possible Miller duplicates at conventions
  • ✗No chronological view
With My Comics Collection
  • ✓Import each volume via GCD
  • ✓Issues organized by run and by author
  • ✓Key issues #168 (Elektra), #181 automatically badged
  • ✓Shadowland events and crossovers tracked
  • ✓Duplicate scanner at conventions
  • ✓Progress visible by run
Features

Everything to master your Daredevil collection

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Multi-run Daredevil import

Vol.1, vol.2, vol.3... Import each volume separately via the Grand Comics Database. Every run (Miller, Nocenti, Bendis, Brubaker, Waid) is identified and organized distinctly.

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Missing issues by run

See exactly which issue you're missing to complete the Born Again run, the Bendis run, or the Brubaker run. No more invisible gaps in your favorite runs.

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Daredevil collection valuation

From DD #1 (1964) to modern runs, know the estimated value of each issue and the total value of your Daredevil collection. Essential for insurance or resale.

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Daredevil key issues badged

DD #1 (1st app), #131 (Bullseye), #168 (Elektra), #181 (death of Elektra), #226 (Born Again)... All automatically badged with their "Key Issue" badge and value estimate.

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Stats by author and era

What portion of the Miller run do you own? How far are you through the Bendis run? Visualize your Daredevil collection by editorial era and by author.

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Duplicate scanner at conventions

Scan the barcode of a DD issue at a convention — instant result: owned or missing. No more double purchases from the $2 bins.

How It Works

3 steps to organize all your Daredevil runs

1

Create your free account

2 minutes to sign up, 14 days of full access with no commitment. No credit card required.

2

Import each Daredevil volume

Search "Daredevil" in the GCD catalog. Vol.1 (1964), vol.2 (1998), vol.3 (2011), vol.5 (2019)... Each series imported in seconds with its complete numbering.

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Check off your issues and view your runs

Browse each volume, check what you own. The app calculates your missing issues by run, your progress, and the estimated value of your entire Daredevil collection.

Your Key Issues in the App

The Daredevil key issues to watch

These issues are automatically highlighted in My Comics Collection with their "Key Issue" badge and value estimate.

DD #1
1st app Daredevil
Silver Age
#131
1st Bullseye
Bronze Key
#168
1st Elektra (Miller)
Copper Key
#181
Death of Elektra
Copper Key
#226
Born Again (Miller)
Copper Classic
Resources for Daredevil Collectors

Our Daredevil Guides

🔑 Key Issues

Top 10 Daredevil Key Issues

DD #1, #168 (Elektra), Born Again... The most sought-after Daredevil issues.

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📚 Guide

Managing Your Daredevil Collection: The Complete Guide

Frank Miller, Bendis, Brubaker, Waid... A guide to organizing a Daredevil collection.

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💰 Valuation

How to Value Your Comics Collection

Methods to estimate the value of your Daredevil comics and know when to sell.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions — Daredevil Collection

Frank Miller's two-part run is the definitive reference: issues #158-191 (1979-1983) and #226-233 (Born Again, 1986). To start, Born Again (#226-233) is the most accessible in terms of storytelling and can be found at a reasonable price ($10–$50 per issue). The Bendis run (#26-81 of vol.2) is also excellent and still accessible ($3–$20 per issue). My Comics Collection imports each run separately.
Daredevil #168 (January 1981) is the first appearance of Elektra, created by Frank Miller. It's one of the most sought-after Bronze Age key issues. In Near Mint condition, it's worth between $300 and $800. In Very Fine, between $150 and $400. Its value has increased with the announcement of MCU Daredevil/Elektra projects. My Comics Collection lists this issue with its key issue badge.
Daredevil vol.1 (1964-1998) has 380 issues and covers the Silver/Bronze/Copper Age eras. It's the original series with the foundational runs (Miller, Nocenti). Daredevil vol.2 (1998-2011) begins under Kevin Smith and includes the legendary Brian Michael Bendis run (#26-81) and Ed Brubaker run (#82-119). Vol.2 issues are cheaper on average. My Comics Collection clearly distinguishes between the two volumes.
Shadowland (2010) is an event centered on Daredevil. The main mini-series (5 issues) is essential, but the event also ties into Daredevil #508-512, and several spin-off mini-series (Shadowland: Power Man, Spider-Man, Bullseye, Moon Knight...). For a complete Daredevil collection including Shadowland, you'll need to import multiple series. My Comics Collection lets you manage each series separately.
The Andy Diggle run (Daredevil #501-512, 2009-2010) leads directly into Shadowland. It's still very affordable ($2–$10 per issue) and represents an important transition between the Ed Brubaker run and Shadowland. If you're collecting the modern era of Daredevil, this run is an essential piece of the puzzle. My Comics Collection lets you track your progress through this run.
Both issues are major key issues from the Miller run. DD #168 (1st app Elektra) is generally slightly less expensive than DD #181 (death of Elektra, iconic Miller artwork). DD #181 in Near Mint is worth between $400 and $900. The death of Elektra scene is one of the most famous in comics history. My Comics Collection badges both as key issues with their value estimates.

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