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Daredevil: End of Days #1Daredevil: End of Days #1 The Hornheads Last Hurrah Listen up, comic nerds and casual flippers alikeDaredevil: End of Days #1 (October 2013) is the issue where Matt Murdock takes his final bow, and its more dramatic than your aunts third wedding. Written by the dynamic duo of Brian Michael Bendis and David W. Mack, with art by Klaus Janson, Bill Sienkiewicz, and Alex Maleev slapping covers so gorgeous youll want to frame em, this is the start of an 8
Daredevil: End of Days #1 - The Hornhead’s Last Hurrah
Listen up, comic nerds and casual flippers alike—Daredevil: End of Days #1 (October 2013) is the issue where Matt Murdock takes his final bow, and it’s more dramatic than your aunt’s third wedding. Written by the dynamic duo of Brian Michael Bendis and David W. Mack, with art by Klaus Janson, Bill Sienkiewicz, and Alex Maleev slapping covers so gorgeous you’ll want to frame ‘em, this is the start of an 8-issue miniseries that asks: “What if Daredevil kicked the bucket, and we all got to cry about it?” Spoiler: Bullseye does the deed, and Ben Urich—gruff reporter extraordinaire—digs into the mystery of Matt’s last word, “Mapone.” (No, it’s not a typo for “macaroni.”)
Highlights That’ll Make You Say “Sweet Christmas!”
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The Death of Daredevil: Matt Murdock gets skewered by Bullseye in a fight so brutal it lasts longer than your last family game night. Flashbacks galore show DD’s final tussle with Kingpin too—spoiler: Fisk doesn’t RSVP to the funeral.
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Key Character Cameos: You’ve got Ben Urich playing detective, J. Jonah Jameson yelling about ink and paper, and a shadowy figure who might be a new Daredevil. Plus, Hell’s Kitchen itself is a character—grimy, indifferent, and probably overcharging for rent.
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Art That Slaps Harder Than a Billy Club: Janson’s gritty pencils, Sienkiewicz’s wild inks, and Maleev’s moody covers make this a visual feast. It’s like they threw a comic art party and invited all the cool kids.
Current Value: Cha-Ching!
As of April 8, 2025, this bad boy’s floating around $10-$15 in near-mint condition (NM 9.4) on the secondary market. First prints sold 40,911 copies back in 2012, so it’s not super rare, but it’s got that collector’s itch—especially with Charlie Cox’s Daredevil strutting his stuff in the MCU. Low-grade copies (VG 4.0) might fetch $5-$8, perfect for those who like their comics with a little character (and coffee stains).
Expected Value Trends: To the Moon… or at Least the Roof of Fogwell’s Gym
Here’s the deal: Daredevil’s stock is hotter than a Hell’s Kitchen summer since Daredevil: Born Again hit Disney+ in 2024. With rumors swirling about Bullseye popping up in the show (thanks, MCU Phase 6 teases at Comic-Con 2025), this issue could climb to $20-$25 in NM by year’s end if the hype train keeps chugging. Long-term? If the series leans into this dark, “endgame” vibe—or if “Mapone” becomes a meme—think $30-$40 by 2030. Worst case, it holds steady as a cult classic for Bendis fans and DD diehards.
Upcoming Events to Watch
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Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 Buzz: Dropping late 2025, if Bullseye’s return gets bloody, expect a spike. Buy now, flip later.
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Marvel’s 2026 ‘Street-Level Avengers’ Film Rumors: If Urich or a new Daredevil ties into this, collectors will swarm like ninjas from the Hand.
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Comic Conventions: San Diego Comic-Con 2025 might drop a End of Days anniversary panel with Bendis and Mack. Signed copies could double in value overnight.
Why You Need This Comic
This isn’t just a comic—it’s a love letter to Daredevil’s legacy wrapped in a body bag. Whether you’re a speculator betting on MCU synergy, a fan who cries at Matt Murdock’s every bruise, or just someone who likes their heroes dead and their mysteries cryptic, Daredevil: End of Days #1 is your ticket to comic glory. Grab it now before it’s gone faster than Kingpin’s alibi!
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★★★★★ 4
Heavy linen character, but a beautifully tailored suit!
Color: Beige, Size: 4, Color: Beige, Size: 4
This is a really nice linen suit! The jacket is beautifully made and well-tailored, with a fun speckled texture that has lots of pretty color variation (we ordered the beige). When I placed it side by side with a similar linen suit from another brand, the difference in the linen texture was really noticeable — this had a much stronger linen character that stands out!
It has three useful pockets on the outside of the jacket, which is great for little hands. The only downside is that one of the inside pockets is just for show (faux), which was a bit surprising and somewhat disappointing for my little guy.
The pants have pockets too, but they aren’t very deep — perfect for small treasures, but not much more. The pants are made from a lighter, thinner single-layer linen compared to the fully lined, double-layer jacket, which makes sense for comfort and easy movement.
The pants didn’t come with a front crease ironed in, so you’ll want to press one yourself. The linen did pick up some creases from being folded in the package, but it doesn’t seem quite as wrinkly as some other linen fabrics I’ve tried. Still, like most linen clothes, especially for boys, the pants will need occasional ironing to keep them looking neat and crisp, especially after a day of play and general wear. The structured, lined jacket stays looking smoother and more put-together with less effort.
It also came with a bow tie, a neck tie, and a tuxedo-style white shirt as extras. The ties aren’t great quality — they’d work fine for quick photos but probably won’t hold up to much actual wear. The formal white shirt feels a bit funny paired with the casual linen suit, but I don’t mind at all. We already have white shirts that we prefer, so we’ll use those instead. For us, the extras are really just bonus items we won’t plan on using.
Overall, it’s a handsome little suit that’s perfect for special occasions like weddings, family photos, or holiday events. My kid looked adorable in it! The stronger linen texture on the jacket gives it a premium feel that I really like. Just be ready for a bit of extra care with the pants to keep everything sharp.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great suit set
Color: Light Grey, Size: 4
It is incredibly attractive and includes everything a young child needs for a special occasion.
The material is a 75% polyester and 25% linen blend, and the outer fabric feels remarkably smooth. Its unstructured design allows for an attractive, natural drape, and the blend conveniently allows for machine washing at home.
As is typical with linen-based materials, the fabric can be naturally stiff and prone to wrinkling, so I recommend ironing or steaming it before use. The lightweight feel makes it an excellent choice for the spring, summer, and fall months.
Overall, this suit offers exceptional value for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Dapper
Color: Sage Green, Size: 18
Suit is light weight and perfect for my son's homecoming dance. Sage color is as described and fit was accurate as well. Nice suit and material for the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Very nice for the price.
Color: Ivory, Size: 7
Was good quality material. Looked so good on.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great suit
Great quality and looks very expensive. Fits true to size
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2026