37 episodes
The Devil's Archive Aaron/Rodney/Kyle
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In February of 1964, Marvel Comics began publishing "Daredevil: The Man Without Fear". Almost sixty years later, despite several rebootings and false starts, this publication is a cornerstone of the Marvel Comics Universe. Join self-proclaimed "armchair expert" of the character, Aaron, his comic-book enthusiast friend, Rodney, and their friend, Kyle, who has never read a comic book in his life, as they dissect every single issue of this popular comic magazine's extensive run.
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#36 (How I Met Your Cheers In The Office)
The second part of the Paste Pot Pete . . . we mean . . . uh . . . The Trapster saga is even better than the first! Even Kyle thinks so, even if he’s not impressed by the villain that makes his first appearance in the pages of Daredevil during the issue’s final sequence. Rodney and Aaron are excited by this appearance! He’s the greatest villain in the history of Marvel Comics, yo!They are less enthused, however, by Kyle’s ridiculous opinions on American sit-coms. Seriously. We might lose list...
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#35 (Our Underwriters Will Not Allow Us to Use The Word That Kyle Keeps Saying As Our Title For The Episode)
Issue 35 pulls another villain of yore from the annals of Marvel Comics history. This time, it’s The Trapster!Just like with the previous two issues, Kyle is very disgusted by this villain. He is not disgusted by the character’s design. He’s disgusted by the villain’s weapon– a gun that shoots paste. A word of caution to more sensitive listeners: Kyle has a million words in the English language that he could use to describe The Trapster’s methods, but he elected to use a word that we will not...
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#34 (Foggy, The Brave)
The Beetle has kidnapped Daredevil and taken him to The World’s Fair in Montreal to enact a devious plan to unmask Daredevil on live television!It’s a far-more-intelligent plan than we’re used to from Daredevil’s normal gallery of rogues, even if there’s no explanation as to how Mike Murdock (who doesn’t exist) ever got a passport to go to Canada in the first place.There’s some nice art, lots of good action, and a spectacular moment for our boy, Foggy, who, for possibly the first time, doesn’...
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#33 (insert hydraulics sound effects here)
Meet The Beetle!Gene and Stan revive a forgotten villain from the annals of Marvel Comics history for this story arc. Our opinions are varied: Aaron loves him. Rodney is indifferent. Kyle wants to puke.That’s a harsh opinion, Kyle! At least, from a guy who doesn’t even pay for his own Marvel Unlimited subscription.
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#32 (Dawn Key Ho Tea)
The final issue of the Mr. Hyde/Cobra story arc surprises all of us by actually being pretty damn good. Containing beautiful artwork, a well-executed villain battle, a straightforward narrative, and absolutely no Mike/Matt Murdock shenanigans of any kind, this issue is the first one in the history of the comic to give all three of us faith in the future of the comic.Only 631 more issues to go!
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#31 (Drug Chat w/ Aaron, Rodney, and Kyle)
There’s no Thor in this issue, but two of his villains are sticking around. Continuing right where the last issue ended, Daredevil has been left without his radar senses and blinded as a result of a chemical concoction made by Mr. Hyde. What’s a scarlet swashbuckler to do?Enlist Foggy Nelson in a ridiculous attempt to convince his adversary that he is, in fact, not completely blind. That’s what.