Daredevil: Yellow gets electric, as Matt faces off against Electro, as sparks fly between he and Karen, and Slade meets his final fate.

Dave discusses just what keeps Matt and Karen coming back to one another, and why her death is more than the loss of a person for Matt.

Also- Why Foggy is the saddest character in the Daredevil mythos, and why he one day eclipses Matt Murdock- all in the pages of Daredevil: Yellow #4.

The trip back to Daredevil’s early days continues, as we look at new angles set within Daredevil #2, and we learn a LOT about Matt Murdock.

Dave cracks open Daredevil: Yellow #3, and Matt Murdock hustles pool, and makes Helen Keller jokes, but is this what it seems?

Dave discovers a deeper meaning to scenes that, perhaps, don’t have a deeper meaning… but, if he wasn’t over-analyzing, he wouldn’t be Dave, and this wouldn’t be his Daredevil Podcast.

It’s the last of the “Alternate Take” bonus episodes, as Dave explores Daredevil: Yellow #2. Including a potential location of Fogwell’s gym.

It’s a nice slice of how podcast episodes can be re-examined, and re-written, as well as re-recorded. What changed, what stayed the same?

It’s free, either way, so enjoy another look at Daredevil: Yellow #2 as you prepare for the second season of Daredevil on Netflix.

The origin of Daredevil continues, as The Man Without Fear pursues the men who killed his father.

Daredevil encounters his first fight, in the gym where his slain father once trained, as Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale re-imagine the events that would lead to a storied superhero career for a blind lawyer from Hell’s Kitchen.

But- once the task is done, why does Matt Murdock remain in the yellow and brown costume? That is the big question on Dave’s mind this week, as he plunges into Daredevil: Yellow #2.

And, don’t forget to watch the second season of Marvel’s Daredevil, this Friday, March 18th on Netflix. Let the binge commence. If you don’t watch, The Kingpin wins.

Yes, it’s a bonus episode of Dave’s Daredevil Podcast, thanks to a change of plans.

Originally, the show was intended to return in a seasonal format, much like a television show, and 2 episodes were recorded as part of this new initiative. But, after the decision was made to keep things as they have been, they were remade from the ground up.

So, what we have here is the first version of coverage on Daredevil: Yellow #1, much like the lost Star Trek Pilot, “The Cage” it is being presented for your entertainment, after being unearthed in a forgotten folder on Dave’s hard drive.

So, presenting, an alternate look at Daredevil: Yellow #1.

Dave’s Daredevil Podcast returns… again.

This time focusing on Daredevil’s Yellow period. The early days of the Man Without Fear’s career, when he sported his original costume.

This journey takes us to the pages of the 2001 mini-series DAREDEVIL: YELLOW, and a look back at the events that turned Matt Murdock from a simple law student, to one of the heroes of the Marvel Universe.

Join Dave as he embarks on a journey to look at a man who has lost his nerve, and needs to get back to his roots, from the mind of Jeph Loeb, and the pencils of Tim Sale.

75 years ago, a legend was born out of the minds of Joe Simon and Jack Kirby.

Since then, Captain America has been Marvels brightest star, and guiding light. Whether it is leading The Avengers, or fighting Nazi forces, he is the elder statesman, and de facto leader of the Marvel U.

But, before that, he was Steven Rogers, a puny boy from New York. Jon M Wilson and J David Weter take an extensive look at the childhood and ultimate destiny of the man who would be Captain America.

Consulting (possibly) a record amount of comics, they piece together the full tale of, and behind, operation rebirth to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Sentinel of Liberty.

Elektra is gone. After being stabbed by Bullseye, she died in Matt’s arms.

But, Matt Murdock is not convinced, so he will go to any lengths to prove the truth- alive, or dead, he MUST know.

This leads to some unexpected (and probably inappropriate) moments in Daredevil history within the pages of Daredevil issue 183, kicking of the next (and final) leg of coverage on the complete Frank Miller Daredevil.

Dave manages to cut a long-winded, rambling rant into a fairly coherent episode that may change the minds of the readers, or see the listeners turn against him.

This time around, Daredevil takes a week off. The focus is on rival The Punisher, as Dave, and special guest Tom Panarese of In Country (Also on the Two True Freaks Network)

While, on the surface, The Punisher is a gun-toting, violent, vigilante; beneath the surface is a man who has had his heart and soul ripped apart… and what is left?

Join Dave, and Tom as they take a look at a character who may not be what you think he is. Featuring material from Daredevil #182, and The ‘Nam.

It’s all led to this- Spider-Man is out of control, and he has his sites set on a murderer, with Daredevil trapped in the middle.

See the fate of Betty Brant. See Spider-Man lose control. See Daredevil face the webhead in combat. Learn the truth behind the killer known as The Sin-Eater in the shocking finale of The Death of Jean DeWolff storyline.

Dave brings it to you from the pages of Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man issue 110.