Daredevil 1964 #80 - back issue - $40.00

Mr. Kline sends the Owl after Daredevil. Karen watches in horror as Owl's helicopter, with Daredevil trapped inside, crashes.

On-sale date from 1971 Periodicals, Copyright Office, Library of Congress with a correction factor of plus 28 days.

• Back by Reader Demand! The Ominous Owl! - Designed by Marie Severin as disclosed in letters page of Daredevil #84. Hayden suggests the cover lettering is possibly by Sam Rosen.
• In the Eyes...of the Owl! - Part three of Mr. Kline story in Daredevil. In the verbal snafu department: there is a string of dialogue in the story where Daredevil says, "Who does your dialogue? Jane Austin? Ooops. Hope I haven't insulted anyone's literary tastes." Of course, the irony is that literary sensibilities may have been offended because the author's name is actually spelled "Austen".
• While the Cat's Away, the Bullpen Will Play! - Roy's Rostrum replaces Stan's Soapbox in this installment. Roy Thomas says Stan is working on a screenplay with director Alain Resnais and that Roy gets to write the whole Bullpen Page. This month several titles are going double-size to 52 pages for 25 cents. Stan had a speaking engagement at Boston University and was on Alex Bennett's WPLJ-FM talk show. WBAI-FM is airing dramatized versions of Marvel stories. Gerry Conway has a science fiction novel, "The Midnight Dancers," published by Ace. Marie Severin designed the costumes for a play written and directed by Sheldon Feldner at Emerson College. Also a spot illustration of Doctor Strange and the usual "Marvel" plus 11 headshots at the bottom of the page.
• - Letters of comment from Larry Rubinow (Los Angeles, Calif.), Gina Suderni (Dawson City, Yukon, Canada), Dave Kalis (Clayton, Mo.), and Shirley Gorman (Hereford, Tex.).