Roulette: Frank Miller’s Devastating Daredevil Finale

Описание: In this episode of Surrounded by Shortboxes, we examine one of the most haunting and unforgettable single issues Marvel Comics has ever published: Daredevil #191 — Roulette.

Released in 1983, this issue serves as the quiet yet devastating conclusion to Frank Miller’s groundbreaking first run on Daredevil. Instead of explosive action or dramatic death, Miller narrows the stage to a single hospital room, a revolver, and the silence between two enemies. Through this stripped-down framing device, Miller explores grief, morality, and the cyclical nature of abuse and violence, crafting a story that lingers long after the final page.
Along the way, we revisit how Miller and his collaborators transformed Daredevil from a struggling series into one of Marvel’s most daring titles — redefining characters like Elektra, Bullseye, and Kingpin, while layering noir sensibilities, Eastern mysticism, and gritty urban realism into the mythos of the Man Without Fear.

📘 Daredevil #191 (February 1983)
✍️ Writer & Pencils: Frank Miller
🖌️ Inks: Terry Austin
🎨 Colors: Lynn Varley
🔤 Letters: Joe Rosen
👨‍💼 Editor: Denny O’Neil
🏢 Publisher: Marvel Comics

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