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Life is like a thunderstorm.

It's unpredictable, uncontrollable, sometimes even dangerous.

We like to think we have a handle on life

that we're in charge.

Then without warning,

we find out how wrong we really are.

This man has perpetrated the most heinous crime a citizen can commit.

He is a danger to the very well-being of our society.

Therefore, I urge that there be no bail for the defendant, Peter Parker.

Your Honour, my client is innocent.

He demands his freedom to prove it.

That's for the jury to determine.

I order the defendant held without bar.

Bailiff, take him away.

I can't believe this is happening to me?

It is as if I stepped into a Kafka's novel.

I could use my powers to break away,

but I have to reveal that I'm a Spider-Man.

That would be too dangerous for Aunt May.

Peter!

As if this hasn't hurt her enough already.

Parker, what made you think you'll get away with it?

Peter!

Now what's happening?

Sounds like World War III is going on outside.

What's the matter kid?

Haven't you ever seen Spider-Man before?

J3 Eagle to base.

I'm gonna try to get closer and follow them.

A smoke screen! Ah!

So Parker, wanna take my picture now?

How about an interview?

I have questions alright.

Like who is this phoney freak?

And how did I get caught up in this mess anyway?

I guess it started when a man named Richard Fisk

called me out of nowhere and offered me a job.

- You're a physics... - I didn't know Richard Fisk,

- but he sure knew a lot about me. - ...out of your class.

A winner of the prestigious Devonnel Science Award.

Mr. Parker, we are all very impressed with you.

But there is one achievement of yours that dwarves everything else.

- You saved my father's life. - What?

Mr. Parker, my father, Wilson Fisk.

Greetings, young man.

Wilson Fisk, of course.

He's the wealthy philanthropist that the Hobgoblin tried to assasinate.

I have been looking for just the right way of expressing my gratitude to you.

I think I have found it.

My son has come home from Europe

to be the chairman of my newest company, Fisktronics.

The company will service large computer systems.

I believe this is one of your fields of interest.

Yes, it certainly is.

I will arrange security clearance for you.

You are interested in a work- studying endowment are you not?

Interested?

Are you kidding? When do I start?

Immediately. Just place your future in my hands.

Those hands could have held ten people's futures.

Or crush them all in the blink of an eye.

It was a great job.

Most of the Fisktronics clients were in defence

and they used the most cutting edge digital technology there was.

Not that I ever saw anything really top secret.

As a systems operations troubleshooter

I just interface the diagnostic machine into the computer networks.

It gave me a disk pointing out possible memory errors, I/O conflicts,

node failures, routine stuff.

But the best part was

I made just enough money to make an old dream come true.

Quit?! You ungrateful upstart.

I took you in when you were just a kid off the street.

I sweated rock teaching you the news business.

And for all my troubles, you do this to me?

You can't quit. You want to know why?

- "Because you're fired!" - Because you're fired!

JJ, I'll never forget you, no matter how hard I try.

You'll come crawling back, mark my words.

How did he take the news?

I don't think he'll be crying himself to sleep over losing me, Mr. Robertson.

Don't be too sure.

Jonah doesn't know how to show it, but he does have a softer side.

I honestly think he likes you.

That was a surprise.

But I was in for a lot of surprises from then on.

It was all routine the next day.

The machine did it's thing and gave me a disk with diagnostics.

For once, it seemed like my life was finally starting to come together.

One please, with lots of mustard.

Hey, why is my spider sense...

Don't move!

So are you trying to tell me this thing's bad for my cholesterol?

He's getting away.

Where did he go?

I don't know, but we've got to get that disk.

My diagnostic disk?

Why would anyone want that?

We've got units closing all the streets.

He can't get away.

I don't know who these guys are, but I'm sure going to find out.

Uh oh. What now?

It's Spider-Man. He might be Parker's accomplice.

Has the world gone crazy? What's all this about?

I've lost them.

The scary thing is

they were originally after Peter Parker, not Spider-Man.

- Aunt May? - Peter.

I didn't know you were upstairs.

Aren't you home a little early from your new job?

It's a long story.

But the important thing is, are you alright?

Of course. Why wouldn't I be?

Oh, dear!

Hold it right there, Parker.

I can't risk a battle here.

Aunt May could get hurt.

We'll see what the police have to say about this.

Ma'am, we are the police.

Detective Terri Lee, NYPD.

Long time no see, Parker.

Allow me to introduce you to federal agent Susan Choi.

Federal agent? Well, what do you want with me?

We want that computer disk for starters.

But it's just diagnostic data.

Oh really?

I say it's full of classified defense plans.

We knew somebody in Fisk's company was selling government secrets.

Now we finally found the traitor. You!

I don't know what you're talking about.

I knew nothing about this.

Tell it to the judge. Read him his rights.

Terri, you know me. I wouldn't betray my country.

Parker, you better get yourself a good lawyer.

Peter's a good boy.

There's got to be an explanation.

For his sake, I hope it's a good one.

Parker, your lawyer's here.

You're my lawyer?

You sound surprised.

Uh no, I mean I...

I'm sorry.

I've just never met a blind lawyer before.

Well, I've never met an accused traitor before, so we're even.

My name is Murdock, Matt Murdock.

The famous criminal defence lawyer?

But I can't afford you.

Well somebody sent me a big cash retainer.

Until it runs out, I'm your man.

- If you want me. - Of course.

Good.

They say justice is also blind,

so I like to think it gives me a leg up on the competition.

Judging from what you've gotten yourself into

we're gonna need every bit of help we can get.

First of all, I need answers.

Up until this moment, I've had precious few to offer.

So that's why I've let these creeps kidnap me.

Am I putting myself into even greater danger than before?

Mr. Fisk, what are you doing here?

Someone in my organization made an awful mistake.

One which might have exposed me to imminent prosecution.

I needed to find somebody to take the fall, as they say,

and you are that unfortunate person.

You're the one who framed me?

Yes, and I engineered your escape,

so as to leave no doubt in anyone's mind that you are guilty.

You and Spider-Man.

- Good work, Chameleon. - My pleasure.

Unfortunately, as I no longer have use for you, I must be leaving.

Oh, please note.

Not even your friend Spider-Man could break out of this cell.

There's no air vent in here.

Know also, that you have only enough air to last a few minutes.

Goodbye, Parker.

Goodbye forever.

Not much air left.

Fisk was right about this door.

Spider-Man can't move it.

I'm done for.

Can't breathe.

My father, the Kingpin, will be pleased.

We've saved him from federal prosecution.

How ironic that Parker should be branded a traitor,

especially after what you told us about his parents.

- Where did he go? - Right here.

What happened to the lights?

Can't breathe.

Don't think I'm...

...gonna make it.

Murdock sent me to get you out.

Who are you?

I'm called the Daredevil. Let's go.

What happened to these guys?

Me.

There's two men at the far end of the roof, behind the sign.

One's out of shape.

He's breathing hard, his heart's pounding.

This guy could give my spider sense a run for it's money.

Daredevil huh? I like your style.

Murdock thinks you've being framed.

You'll be safe here until he can prove it.

Hold it. Where are you going?

The night is young.

There's work to be done.

Oh wait a minute. Where am I?

So how did you like my friend Daredevil?

Well there's one thing I'm still curious about.

Why am I helping you?

Maybe it's because I know what it's like when the deck stacked against you.

My dad was a fighter.

That's what he's always been.

He knew everything about the business,

except when to get out.

Dad's time in the ring was over, but he had a kid to support.

So he took a job collecting money for an up and coming mobster

and sold his soul.

MOM & POPS DELI

No. Here's the money.

I couldn't deal with the shame of what I've seen my dad doing.

That was the last thing I ever saw.

The stuff in the truck was radioactive waste.

It was against the law to transport it through the city.

Someone didn't care about the law, or about broken lives,

or about the value of life at all.

That someone is a crime boss who calls himself the Kingpin.

Dad made a vow that he'd pay.

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DANGER RADIOACTIVE

He was on his way to the police when...

My dad was never seen again.

Do you know who this Kingpin guy is?

I have my suspicions,

but since I have no evidence

it's better I keep my suspicions to myself.

But you think Richard Fisk is working for him?

Yes, I'm sure of it.

Kingpin's a dangerous man.

His influence is far reaching.

Some day he will meet his match.

Some day soon.

But I do go on.

You could probably use some rest.

How about if I let you?

Thank Matt, for everything.

But there's no rest for Spider-Man.

I wish I could have told you the whole story, Parker.

Told you about how the accident changed me.

My blindness seems to enhance all my other senses,

smell, touch, taste.

Now I could see better than before.

It was a kind of a natural radar

but it was so new it confused me.

Then I met a mysterious man named Stick.

I wish the world can know about all that effort, all the long hours

where Stick took a lost and lonely blind kid

and taught me to see

in ways I never knew existed.

That accident had changed me.

Was it the radiation? Does it matter?

Stick was my mentor.

He helped me to live up to the nickname

the kids would tease me when they thought I was blind and helpless.

The Daredevil.

Now, I am confident, fearless.

And I'm close.

So close to confronting my greatest enemy.

He'll pay for what he's done to the innocent,

to the helpless, to my father.

Now please May, let us make dinner.

You've got enough on your mind.

Why Anna Watson, you're being so kind,

you're embarrassing me.

But you win.

I am feeling a little tired.

Poor woman. I never did trust Peter.

Always gone when May needed him.

And now this one.

Aunt Anna, are you saying Peter's guilty?

How can you even think that?

Mark my words, Mary Jane.

There's something odd about that boy.

Shh, she doesn't need to hear this.

May, you feel like having brussel sprouts tonight?

May?

May? You look ill.

Mary Jane, call an ambulance!

Hurry!

Cop guarding the front.

In case I return, no doubt.

I hate the sewer.

Whenever I have to use it,

I'm eternally grateful I wasn't bitten by a radioactive rat.

I hope Aunt May is getting a good night sleep.

This has been really tough for her.

My hunch, is that if there's any way in the world to clear my name,

I'll find it here, at Fisktronics.

The whole Fisktronics system route through these mainframes.

Wait a minute. This looks interesting.

Hello, I'm one of the good guys.

Then why did you help Fisk kidnap Parker?

Just my luck. This guy thinks I kidnapped me.

Look. I've been framed too.

I need that disk to clear myself.

Oh really?

More likely, you're planting evidence against Parker.

I've got to stop underestimating him.

He seems to have a second sense about everything.

Listen, I don't want to fight you,

but if you don't stop swinging and start listening...

That's it. I've had it.

Start the timer, now! That's what we came here for.

But what if all of our guys don't get out?

You want to tell the Kingpin we fail to blow this place up?

Now you wouldn't be trying to destroy evidence, would you?

And just who is this Kingpin?

Freeze, Spider-Man.

Nice. Not only do we burn the evidence, but you too.

Spider-Man, just stay right where...

Everyone, get out of here.

The fire bomb's gonna blow!

Maybe there's an overwrite.

Look out!

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