APA Style: In Text Comic Book Citation
After gangsters kill Matt’s father for refusing to throw a boxing match, Foggy comforts Matt and asks him to join the law office Foggy’s father is setting up: “We’re in business, Matt. With your brains and my dad’s money, nothing’ll stop us” (Lee, Everett, Ditko, & Brodsky, p. 13).
APA Style: References Comic Book Entry
Lee, S. (w), Everett, B. (a, i), Ditko, S. (i), & Brodsky, S. (i) (1964, April). The origin of Daredevil. In Daredevil 1(1). New York, NY: Marvel Comics.
Chicago Style: In Text Comic Book Citation
After gangsters kill Matt’s father for refusing to throw a boxing match, Foggy comforts Matt and asks him to join the law office Foggy’s father is setting up: “We’re in business, Matt. With your brains and my dad’s money, nothing’ll stop us.”2
Chicago Style: End Note Comic Book Entries 1 and 2
1 Stan Lee (writer), Bill Everett (artist and inker), Steve Ditko (inker), and Sol Brodsky (inker), “The Origin of Daredevil.” Daredevil no. 1 (New York: Marvel Comics, Februrary 4, 1964).
2 Lee, Everett, Ditko, and Brodsky, 13.
Chicago Style: Bibliography Comic Book Entry
Lee, Stan, writer, Bill Everett, artist and inker, Steve Ditko inker, and Sol Brodsky, inker. “The Origin of Daredevil.” In Daredevil no. 1. New York: Marvel Comics, February 4, 1964.
MLA Style: In Text Comic Book Citation
After gangsters kill Matt’s father for refusing to throw a boxing match, Foggy comforts Matt and asks him to join the law office Foggy’s father is setting up: “We’re in business, Matt. With your brains and my dad’s money, nothing’ll stop us” (Lee, Everett, Ditko, and Brodsky 13).
MLA Style: Works Cited Comic Book Entry
Lee, Stan (w), Bill Everett (a, i), Steve Ditko (i), and Sol Brodsky (i). “The Origin of Daredevil.” Daredevil #1 (Apr. 1964), Marvel Comics.