Daredevil #201

Title:	"The Day the Devil Didn't Care!"
Writer:	Denny O'Neil
Penciler:	William Johnson
Inker:	Danny Bulanadi
Cover:	John Byrne
Colours:	Christie 'Max' Scheele
Letters:	Joe Rosen
Editor:	Bob Budiansky
Assistant Editor:	Michael Higgins
Date:	Dec. 1983
Cover Price:	0.60,0.75

Characters

Benedict Closet
Black Widow
Daredevil
Foggy Nelson
Freddie
Harold Carstairs
Lou
Matt Murdock
Sammy

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Danny Bulanadi
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Denny O'Neil
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William Johnson
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Issue Summary

Summary by Nora Greipel

Somebody attempts to shoot Foggy. When Matt tries to catch the assassin, he is not able to get his jacket over his cast, gets stucks in wet cement and nearly blacks out because of his concussion (from last issue). Foggy suspects the Binion Brothers to be responsible for the attack. It becomes even more likely when his client, who is sueing the brothers, is murdered. With Daredevil out of action the Black Widow catches the Binion Brothers one by one, storing her prisoners in a cab. Later Daredevil questions the Binion Brothers, but one suffers from an inborn heart disease, and so his lie detector turns out to be useless.