Daredevil fans are eating good. After five years without the Devil of Hell’s Kitchen, Marvel has officially brought the vigilante into its cinematic universe. Daredevil: Born Again captures the soul of Netflix’s Daredevil series: it’s not quite Daredevil Season 4, but it does scratch an itch that’s been festering throughout the fandom for some time. The original cast has returned, picking up right about where Daredevil left off in 2018. That the revival embraces a bloody grit that’s long evaded the MCU is just another reason to celebrate.
It’s still early days, but Born Again is primed to take Marvel into a new era. The show’s two-episode premiere set the tone for a strong season — and as Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) prepares to take on a whole new crusade, it’s clear the MCU will never be the same. Here’s everything you need to know about the Born Again premiere, from its release date and time, to the plot points you need to remember.
