This is Comic Geekspeak, Episode 1519, Spotlight on Daredevil, The Miller Age.

You got it on Wednesday, and it was like to about it going soon to ball you up.

These guys will talk about it, everything the geek's love.

For case the laser beads of playing, but the seas is on everything you read. And... Comey, movie, dance, talk about it. Everything that keeps a laser speed of pain, but the seas is on everything you read.

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Uniting the world's, mightyest heroes, this is... I'm Brian Christman. I'm Shane Kelly. I'm Adam Murdo. I'm Chris Eberley. I'm Kevin Moyer. And he's Kevin Moyer. Yes, I'm that guy. Conjunction, Junction, what's your function? Welcome. Welcome to the show, everybody. Welcome to another of our series, continuing series of Spotlights on Daredevil for this, his 50th anniversary of first publication in 1964.

For this episode, Chris, I guess, and Kevin, we all sort of came up with the idea this is going to be the Miller

age. We made our own age up. Indeed. Instead of silver, bronze. He has his own age.

That's exactly right. He deservedly so. Yes. So this episode will cover, I believe, issues of

Daredevil from 158 to 191. Correct. As well as we'll touch on the, the Elektra book as well.

We'll reference just Electra Assassin, the Daredevil Love and War, graphic Nilev by Miller and Bill Sinkovich.

They also did Electra Assassin.

And we'll mention Born Again, but we're going to talk about that more detail in the future.

Yeah, we right to save that

yeah so the time frame for this is 179 to about 1982 yeah so yeah only a couple years but

three years of a lot going on pants i have two things to say before we begin you raise your hand

very kind yes first of i want to wish you pans, a belated happy birthday. Oh, thank you very much. And as I listened to the last previous episode, Mird, I'll get you a soft cover anytime, baby. Wow. What kind of promise is that?

It's a new joke. We do have some fun here every now and there. Every now and then, you're kidding me? I'm ready to plunge in right now.

A little clubhouse. Whoa, well, keep it plunger out of this. Shane.

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