Travel back to Daredevil’s future, as we look at a classic issue to begin the read-through of Frank Miller’s Daredevil tenure.

There is a death warrant on Daredevil’s head, and a group of thugs and killers wait to welcome Daredevil into a deathtrap.

Featuring early appearances by Ben Urich, and Turk, the issue kicks off the read-through with a bang.

The epic, action-packed finale of Man Without Fear is upon us, and it’s Matt versus an army of hardcore, violent criminals.

With his friend’s life in the balance, Matt makes a choice to break the rules, and find his destiny in the final issue of Frank Miller and John Romita Jr’s origin tale.

How does a blind lawyer become the protector of Hell’s Kitchen.

The penultimate chapter of Man Without Fear brings us a New York that has been cast into it’s own hell thanks to The Kingpin.

And, Matt has been living a quiet life in Boston, but when he returns to Hell’s Kitchen, he finds that some ghosts can’t be escaped with distance.

While Matt connects with a new friend, and reconnects with an old roommate, a series of events begin to unfold that puts Matt into conflict with the armies of The Kingpin, and leads to a moment that will change the life of Matt Murdock completely, and permanently.

This week, it is the middle chapter of Frank Miller’s rendition of Daredevil’s origin, Man Without Fear #3.

Matt gets cozy with Elektra, the mysterious girl that has him jumping through hoops, and has secrets of her own, secrets that could be deadly.

Matt’s fear of losing control seems to fade as he gets closer and closer to this new love interest, and by the end of the stories there will be broken hearts, and broken necks, as the New York Underworld gains a new boss.

Man Without Fear continues.

Battlin’ Jack Murdock is dead, and Matt is left with no outlet for the swell of emotions running through him.

So, he begins to track down his father’s killers, and learns a lesson in control

And, while in college, Matt meets Foggy Nelson, and a mysterious woman, who will test Matt’s grip on his emotions, and his abilities.

Prepare to revisit Matt Murdock’s early years, through the lens of Frank Miller and John Romita, Jr.

Travel back, before the accident that gave Daredevil his abilities, to a young Matt Murdock, who experiences an epiphany that will someday form the Man Without Fear.

See how Battlin’ Jack Murdock lost his soul, and found redemption in the boxing ring, only to lose everything.

What were the days like after Matt lost his sight.

And, who is the mysterious Stick, and why is he important to Daredevil’s future? All of this and more, as the year-long Frank Miller read-through begins with Miller’s final work on Daredevil, in Daredevil: Man Without Fear #1.

This week, a random number generator chooses an issue to close out 2013. And it picked Daredevil #139.

Ever wonder what a normal night looks like for Daredevil? Imagine mad bombers, drug-addicted former housewives who knock over pawn shops, and a fragile boy who ties all of it together.

Daredevil is in a frantic race against time, and we are along for the ride.

He’s one of Daredevil’s greatest foes. The Man Without Fear’s physical equal.

Bullseye makes it to the pages of Daredevil, and he makes a deadly entrance.

Watch as a rivalry is forged and Daredevil finds himself in the crosshair of a psychopath whose only goal is murder and chaos.

The pages of Daredevil #131 bring us Matt and Foggy in new jobs. Karen Page nowhere to be seen if you aren’t reading Ghost Rider. And, Heather Glenn… well, she’s there.

But, the main attraction is the madman in black, with the target on his head, and he has a plot to make a few bucks, and kill a few people along the way.

Daredevil is saved from a watery grave by a new love interest- the competent and beautiful Natasha Rominov AKA THE BLACK WIDOW.

Just when The Owl thought he had the upper hand, this femme fatale turned hero shows up in Daredevil’s comic, and she looks to be there a while, if the change in the title’s name is any indication at all.

An important part of Daredevil history is introduced in this very issue.

Swoon as Dave explains the level of awesome that is Black Widow- Movie star and former spy in the pages of Daredevil #81.

Plus- The Daredevil TV series that almost was… and thankfully wasn’t to be.

It’s time for another sojourn into the world of Daredevil, as the Man Without Fear heads to… Vermont?!?!

That’s right. Hornhead is seeking Karen Page, but instead has found Death’s Head, a villain with ties to Karen Page’s childhood.

But, despite the horror movie vibe in the land of maple, don’t discount this issue, because Matt makes a stunning revelation to Karen.

That’s right, this issue has the moment that will one day lead to Daredevil’s ruin, because he tells his lady love that he is Daredevil.

But, how can that be? Matt Murdock is dead, thanks to a plane crash. Never count the Man Without Fear out, as he always finds a way.

And, an even bigger shock to listeners of the show— DAVE SIDES WITH KAREN PAGE.

That’s right. You read that- Dave sides with Karen, the vapid one. Why? Download and find out, folks.