In this gripping finale episode of Catholic Guilt: A Daredevil Born Again Podcast, hosts Peter and Eddie dive headfirst into the explosive season closer of Daredevil: Born Again, Episode 9, "Straight to Hell." Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) faces his darkest hour as Mayor Wilson Fisk (Vincent D’Onofrio) tightens his iron grip on New York City, unleashing chaos and martial law. The Marvelists unpack the jaw-dropping return of Frank Castle/The Punisher (Jon Bernthal) and Karen Page (Deborah Ann Woll), dissecting their emotional reunions with Matt and the ideological clash between Daredevil’s no-kill code and Punisher’s brutal justice.

With Fisk’s “Safer Streets” initiative plunging the city into darkness and Matt assembling a resistance at Josie’s Bar, the episode sets up a thrilling Season 2. Peter and Eddie share their excitement for the MCU’s street-level future, toss in some comic book Easter eggs (hello, Red Hook free port!), and reflect on whether Born Again lives up to its Netflix predecessor. Join us for heartfelt banter, sharp analysis, and a few laughs as we wrestle with the moral murk of Hell’s Kitchen—one guilt-ridden episode at a time!

This week on The Marvelists present Catholic Guilt: A Daredevil: Born Again Podcast, hosts Peter and Eddie dive deep into the penultimate chapter of Daredevil: Born Again Season 1, Episode 8, titled "Isle of Joy." The episode unravels major revelations as Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) confronts the truth behind Foggy Nelson’s tragic death, uncovering a deeper connection to Wilson Fisk’s (Vincent D’Onofrio) schemes. The hosts explore Matt’s intensifying Catholic guilt, heightened by his priestly reflections and moral struggles, as he navigates his rage against Bullseye (Wilson Bethel) and the emotional fallout with Heather Glenn (Margarita Levieva). They discuss the episode’s pivotal scenes, including the Fisks’ raw confessions and the escalating tension of Mayor Fisk’s Black and White Ball, analyzing how the show balances gritty action with profound character-driven storytelling. The hosts also unpack the theological undertones, questioning whether Matt’s faith can anchor him as he teeters on the edge of vengeance.

As a bonus, Peter and Eddie touch on recent Marvel Universe buzz, including the quirky Wolverine ASMR audio experience, featuring Robert Patrick’s grizzled Logan in a surreal, immersive soundscape from Marvel’s Wastelanders: Wolverine. They also address Halle Berry’s recent comments at CinemaCon 2025, where she playfully shut down rumors of reprising Storm in Avengers: Doomsday, leaving fans wondering if her coy response hides a future MCU cameo.

This week on The Marvelists presents Catholic Guilt - A Daredevil Born Again Podcast, the boys dive into the gripping seventh episode of Daredevil: Born Again, titled "Art for Art’s Sake." Returning to speak with Peter and Eddie is Mitch Hallock, the mastermind behind Terrificon, one of the premier comic conventions in the U.S.! Mitch brings his infectious enthusiasm and deep comic book knowledge to the table as they unpack the latest chapter in Matt Murdock’s journey. Terrificon, celebrating its 10th anniversary, will take place August 8-10, 2025, at Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, Connecticut—mark your calendars for a weekend packed with comic creators, celebrity guests, and superhero-sized fun!

This week on “Catholic Guilt: A Daredevil Born Again Podcast,” Peter and Eddie dive into the gritty depths of episodes five and six, joined by special guest co-host and renowned Daredevil cosplayer, Joe Ramos. Together, they unpack the intense moral dilemmas and pulse-pounding action that define Matt Murdock’s journey, exploring how his Catholic faith continues to shape his vigilante path. Joe brings his unique perspective as a cosplayer, shedding light on the character’s iconic look and physicality in these pivotal episodes. The crew also dishes on the latest casting news for Avengers: Doomsday, speculating on how these new additions might shake up the MCU’s future.

This week on The Marvelists, Peter and Eddie chat with legendary comic book writer Mark Waid. Known for his iconic runs on titles like Daredevil, Captain America, and Kingdom Come, Mark shares behind-the-scenes stories from his decades-long career in the Marvel Universe and beyond. From crafting street-level heroics to redefining classic characters, Mark dives into his creative process, his love for Marvel’s rich history, and what it’s like to shape the stories that fans adore.

It's his second 2025 Cosplay Connection! Eddie Wilson speaks with Dana from South Florida after an UltraCon September 2024 first-time meeting ("Zoinks!").

Join Peter and Eddie for an electrifying dive into episode four of Daredevil: Born Again, "Sic Semper Systema," on this week’s installment of Catholic Guilt - A Daredevil Born Again Podcast. The boys unpack the latest chapter of Matt Murdock’s gritty journey, exploring the moral tightropes and shadowy corners of Hell’s Kitchen with their signature blend of insight, humor, and Catholic perspective.

In episode four, Matt Murdock continues to wrestle with his place in a justice system that feels increasingly broken, while Wilson Fisk navigates the complexities of his new public role. Tensions rise as old wounds resurface and new threats emerge, pushing both men closer to the edge of their dual identities. A familiar face makes a striking return, and the episode sets the stage for a collision of ideals in a city teetering on chaos—all wrapped in the dark, pulsating energy Daredevil fans crave.

This week on The Marvelists presents "Catholic Guilt - A Daredevil Born Again Podcast," we dive deep into the third episode of Daredevil: Born Again! Matt Murdock's journey takes another twist as we explore the dark and complex world he's navigating in this latest chapter of his story. Join us as we discuss the key moments of Episode 3, including the dramatic character developments, the surprising twists, and the ever-present theme of guilt that haunts Daredevil.

In the inaugural episode of Catholic Guilt - A Daredevil Born Again Podcast—Peter and Eddie—break down the explosive opening chapters of Marvel’s gritty revival series on Disney+. With Matt Murdock’s return to Hell’s Kitchen, the stakes are higher than ever as the show kicks off with a shocking tragedy that shakes the foundations of our beloved trio: Matt, Foggy, and Karen. The episode also tackles Wilson Fisk’s chilling rise to power as mayor, debating whether his political ambitions signal a new era of villainy or a twisted redemption arc. With heartfelt reflections, sharp analysis, and a few laughs over Matt’s “fancy new law firm glow-up,” The Marvelists set the stage for a season of faith, fury, and fractured friendships. Join us as we navigate the moral murk of Hell’s Kitchen—one guilt-ridden episode at a time!

This week on The Marvelists, Peter and Eddie explore the evolution of Marvel’s vibrant visuals with a special guest: Kenneth Giordano, a trailblazing pioneer in digital coloring. As co-founder of Pixel Craft, Kenneth revolutionized comic book production in the early 1990s by developing software, enabling personal computers to output files for digital image setters—ushering Marvel into a new era of color printing. In this exclusive interview, Kenneth shares untold stories from his time working with Marvel, including how his innovations expanded the publisher’s color palette to 125 shades and influenced iconic titles during the Fresh Start era and beyond. From Spider-Man’s webs to Venom’s symbiote sheen, discover how Giordano’s tech transformed the pages we know and love. Join us for a fascinating look at the unsung heroes behind Marvel’s art!