Daredevil #36 (416)
In "One Hundred Percent Untrue," Matt Murdock faces a storm of personal and public scrutiny as he denies under pressure that he’s Daredevil, even as his life spirals toward a final reckoning. Alex Maleev’s moody, textured art brings every tense exchange to life—whether it’s a quiet moment with Vanessa, a sharp rebuff from the Widow, or Elektra’s sudden, ominous appearance. Written by Brian Michael Bendis and rendered with signature intensity by Maleev, this 2002 issue stands as a pivotal chapter in the character’s journey.
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Matt denies to the press that he and Daredevil are one and the same. The Widow tries to coax Matt into going out with her as Daredevil but is turned down flat. Matt meets with Vanessa who informs him that she is leaving the country for good and has sold the Kingpin's business to an unnamed buyer. Elektra shows up for a last panel confrontation with Matt.
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