Jeph Loeb & Tim Sale: Yellow, Blue and Gray #[nn]

In "The Measure of a Man," Matt Murdock steps into the role of Daredevil for the first time, driven by a personal mission to confront the men who killed his father. As he pursues the Fixer through the shadowed subway tunnels, the chase leads to a moment of unexpected consequence. Meanwhile, Foggy Nelson brings Karen Page on board as the firm’s new secretary, marking a quiet shift in the lives of those left behind.

In "Stepping into the Ring," the Fantastic Four seek legal help from Matt Murdock and Foggy Nelson, drawing the seasoned lawyer into a high-stakes mystery when a powerful figure known only as the Fixer emerges. With tensions rising and secrets tightly held, Matt faces a moral crossroads as Slade refuses to reveal the Fixer’s employer—leaving Matt to navigate the blurred lines between justice and loyalty.

In "Never Lead with Your Left," Daredevil faces off against Electro in a clash of will and power, then confronts the aftermath of Slade’s execution for his father’s murder. Back at the office, Matt grapples with the weight of justice and loss, only to learn that Foggy is planning to propose to Karen.

In "If I Had You," Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale craft a tense, character-driven tale where Kraven the Hunter manipulates the Vultures into a deadly clash—only for Spider-Man to emerge as the unexpected victor. Meanwhile, Peter Parker settles into a new apartment with Harry Osborn, while Gwen and Mary Jane find themselves drawn into a subtle but charged rivalry for Peter’s attention.

In "All of Me," Peter Parker reflects on the aftermath of Gwen Stacy's death, a moment that reshaped the lives of those around him—especially Mary Jane, whose grief runs deep. As memories of that fateful day mingle with the quiet weight of the present, the story lingers on the quiet cost of heroism and the bonds that endure.