Sometimes, Dave throws out a perfectly sensible, and well-thought episode in lieu of a science experiment. While podcasting has ruined comics that he previously loved, can it redeem a comic that he previously hated?

This leads Dave to begin a six part series covering DAREDEVIL: FATHER, a Joe Quesada mini-series that explores the themes of… fathers.Actually, it is a treatise on legacies, and an exploration of the basic building blocks of a man who lives on the razor’s edge between the law, and being a superhero- that man is Matt Murdock.Will Dave make it through all six issues, or will he rage-quit the series and cover some Gene Colan Daredevil instead? Find out in this very episode by downloading now.

When a bi-weekly schedule isn’t working, it’s time to come up with a plan. Dave lays out what is to come for the next few months, as well as the next five years of the show in one mini-episode.

Plus, what was the aborted plan to reboot the show, and what is the current state of the Daredevil franchise.

It’s a lot to cram into an episode with a run-time of under 20 minutes, but Dave manages it, because this is Dave’s Daredevil Podcast- the podcast without fear.

Dave returns to the show, and he hero, that he loves the most, with all-new episodes. Like Rick Astley, he will never give you up, or let you down.

This time around, Dave cracks open Daredevil #254, to see the first appearance of Typhoid Mary in all of her crazy glory.

Take a trip back to the Reagan era in this all-new episode of Dave’s Daredevil Podcast.

The show’s farewell tour begins… and nobody knows where, or when it will end.

Dave pulls out Daredevil #304, a “Day in the Life” tale in which Daredevil does a marathon run in his tights, keeping New York City safe.

From trivial moments to a thrilling climax, this issue takes us into random moments in the life of our favorite Man Without Fear, and his city.

It’s coming back… again… no, really- Dave’s Daredevil Podcast is returning, and to celebrate, Dave drops the final “lost” episode, picking up literally where it left off, with a bronze age Daredevil comic.

A villain called The Tribune has concocted a plan to administer his twisted form of justice to some innocent teens caught in New York’s legal system.

Only Daredevil can save the day- but, he’s on the prosecution side of things as Matt, and the defense as Daredevil in Daredevil issue #71.

In Hollywood, it’s all about who you know. Daredevil knows Karen Page, an up and coming actress, and Stunt Master, a former villain turned movie stunt man.

All of this leads hornhead to the set of a new television pilot, where the illusion of Hollywood extends to villainy, as Stilt Man plots to end Daredevil’s run at stardom, permanently.

However, in an ineptly planned attack, everything seems to fall apart, as Dave covers Daredevil issue #67 from the mind and pen of Roy Thomas, and Gene Colan.

Dave closes out 2016 with a one-off, stand alone episode in which he vents his feelings about one of his childhood crushes- Gwen Stacy.

Dave traces the history of Spidey’s original lady-love and her relationship with Peter Parker to show just how important Gwen Stacy was to the Spider-Man Saga.

This episode is not about the legendary “Night Gwen Stacy Died.” This is about who she was, and why she mattered when she lived. Enjoy the last episode of DDP for 2016.

Dave is diving back into the Back to the Future saga with a close look at our beloved Doc Brown.

Dave takes a peek at a classic episode of Back to the Future the Animated Series, showing us a loose idea of what Emmet’s childhood could have been like, at least in cartoon form.

Then, It’s a trip into the Telltale games Back to the Future storyline to see who Emmett was as a young man in 1931, and the moments that inspired his career in science.

Finally, Dave cracks open the IDW Back to the Future comic to see a key moment in Doc’s life, and a turning point that would lead Doc to spend three decades building a time machine. What is it that Doc is trying to atone for?

This question (and more) will be answered, as Dave takes you Back to the Future.

Take a trip down Montgomery Scott’s memory lane, and learn the best kept secret of everybody’s favorite chief engineer in the pages of DC’s Star Trek Annual #3.

Why is Scotty depressed and drinking more than he should? What news has brought up specters of the past? Peter David and Curt Swan bring us a very personal, and heartbreaking tale.

Also, what did Dave do in high school that had lasting effects on his Star Trek fandom? Why all of the questions? Download the episode and find out.

It’s another journey into the world of Star Trek, but this time Dave has company.

Dario Gonzalez, the self-professed “Most Interesting Man in the World” and Mego aficionado schools Dave in the art of buying back one’s childhood.

Dario and Dave go over the line of toys, the accessories, and the playsets of the predecessor to the Star Wars toy phenomenon of the 70’s and 80’s.