Marvel Zombies: Dead Days, Marvel Zombies 2, Marvel Zombies Return and Marvel Zombies: Vs. The Army
Daredevil appears in the limited series Marvel Zombies vs. The Army of Darkness. While still un-zombified, he is seen fighting the villain Thunderball. Ash, misunderstanding, unexpectedly helps Thunderball win the fight.
Daredevil also appears in Marvel Zombies: Dead Days. He shows up on the scene in order to save a terrified Nova from the zombified Spider-Man. Ironically, he becomes a zombie when Spider-Man bites him on the back because Nova is way too scared to assist him.
In the limited Marvel Zombies 2 series, Daredevil is among those who chase and eventually eat Magneto, but not before Magneto hurls an I-beam completely through his torso. It is assumed he is eventually destroyed after several zombies gain the Power Cosmic and incinerate all the other zombies. He then devours the zombified Bullseye when he finishes devouring Galactus. The undead Daredevil was killed by the zombie Spider-Man himself at the permanentally finale comic, Marvel Zombies Return when Spider-Man literally rips and cuts him apart with a huge butter knife he found on the ground.
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