Daredevil #6
Vol. 9 · Cover D Jock Variant · “Of Moles & Owls, Part 1” · original first printing · Collect Forever Soft Slab
2 September 2026
Marvel's Daredevil (2026) #6, the first chapter of “Of Moles & Owls,” in the Jock Cover D variant. Released 2 September 2026, this issue opens a new story arc in Stephanie Phillips's 2026 Daredevil run, with guest interior art by Flaviano Armentaro.
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- marvel-comics
- Condition
- Near Mint appearance within Collect Forever Soft Slab — ungraded.
- Completeness
- Front and rear of the enclosed comic are photographed. The interior has not been physically collated because the comic remains enclosed in the Collect Forever Soft Slab. The slab label states a bonus digital code and Midnight Universe preview; presence/unused status of any internal code cannot be verified without opening the enclosure.
Catalogue note
Marvel's Daredevil (2026) #6, the first chapter of “Of Moles & Owls,” in the Jock Cover D variant. Released 2 September 2026, this issue opens a new story arc in Stephanie Phillips's 2026 Daredevil run, with guest interior art by Flaviano Armentaro. The supplied copy is identified by Collect Forever as #6D and UPC 75960621282800621. Its rear cover carries contemporary promotion for The Amazing Spider-Man #100, preserving a useful piece of Marvel's 2026 publishing context.
Why this object matters
Jock's cover and the opening of Of Moles & Owls document a specific contemporary Daredevil chapter and artist relationship. The Spider-Man advertisement adds period publishing context, but neither an arc opening nor cross-promotion independently supports the strong premium assigned at accession. Its meaningful role remains below the more substantial Cold Day in Hell opening and far below Miller's original run.
Evidence limits: No fresh interior collation or broader influence is established.
Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 7.8 / 10.
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