This costume makes me a bit more willing to believe other people can also have special abilities. 
Appearing in "Mind-Wave and His Fearsome Think Tank"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Uri Geller (First appearance)
Antagonists:
- Jester (Jonathan Powers)
- Mind-Wave (First appearance)
- Esper-Ts (First appearance)
Other Characters:
- Blake Tower
- NYPD
- Foggy Nelson (Mentioned)
- John F. Kennedy (Mentioned)
- Heather Glenn (Mentioned)
- Bullseye (Mentioned)
- Torpedo (Brock Jones) (Mentioned)
- New York Mets (Mentioned)
Races and Species:
Locations:
- Earth
- North America
- Asia (Only in flashback)
- Middle East (Only in flashback)
- Israel (Only in flashback)
- Saudi Arabia (Mentioned)
- Middle East (Only in flashback)
Items:
Vehicles:
- Think Tank
Synopsis for "Mind-Wave and His Fearsome Think Tank"
This story opens with the Jester disintegrating the individual who has helped him smear Foggy Nelson in his quest for re-election as New York City's District Attorney. These commercials have also created unrest in the city with a wave of sensational TV scenes. Meanwhile, new District Attorney Blake Tower has asked Daredevil to meet and assist the mentalist Uri Geller and help solve a crime spree in New York. Geller believes that his nemesis Mind-Wave, who he have previously confronted in Europe, is behind some criminal plot in the city. Geller's perceptions tell him Mind-Wave will strike on Wall Street. Daredevil rushes to the scene to fight Mind-Wave and his minions. Geller also arrives and assists Daredevil with his incredible mental powers that can bend and remove steel bars from their moorings. The two defeat Mind-Wave and our tale ends on an upbeat note.
Notes
- Uri Geller is a real person. More information about Mr. Geller is detailed in this issue's letter page.
- The Jester was last fully seen in Daredevil #61. In this issue, he is revealed as the villain behind the scenes in Daredevil #129 and Daredevil #131.
- This issue contains its regularly titled letters page, Let's Level With Daredevil. In it, Marv Wolfman presents background for this particular story and his meeting with Uri Geller.