I was going to jokingly challenge the Netflix show to somehow find a way to adapt this, but that looks like it’s off the table for now. Anyway, however unlikely it may be, I wouldn’t give up just yet!
Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #287
Published: c. January, 1987?
Cover Date: April, 1987
“…And There Shall Come a Reckoning”
Writer: Jim Owsley
Artist: Erik Larsen
Inker: Art Nichols
Letterer: Rick Parker
Colorist: Julianna Ferriter
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The mystery man they’re talking about is Roderick Kingsley. Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #116 Published: c. April, 1986? Cover Date: July, 1986 “102 Uses for a Dead Cat” Writer: Peter David Artist: […]
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And he was wearing the Daredevil mask underneath the Kingpin mask – he must have sweating like crazy!
@hornacek He also had a Mission: Impossible style mask of Fisk’s face, except for the eyes (which is what gave him away once Spidey got a look at them).
This has to be in the top 5 list of the most ridiculous things Daredevil has ever done. I mean, the logistics of it are crazy. How did he know that the fat suit resembled the Kingpin? He would have had to ask someone to look at the suit and tell him if it had the right colors, fabric, style, etc. Imagine *that* conversation!