While Daredevil (Charlie Cox) is known for his trademark red-and-black suit, complete with his horned helmet, he didn’t wear it all that much in Netflix’s original series. Throughout Daredevil’s first season, the vigilante otherwise known as Matt Murdock fought crime in a makeshift all-black costume; it wasn’t until the final episodes that he truly earned the suit. He was forced to abandon his iconic look again in Season 3, thanks to a murderous copycat stealing his suit and tarnishing his reputation. Whatever the circumstance, though, Matt never truly gave up the fight — that is, until now.
Daredevil: Born Again sees the Man Without Fear abandoning his post as Daredevil entirely. After losing his friend Foggy (Elden Henson) and nearly murdering Bullseye (Wilson Bethel), Matt decides to put all his power behind his mild-mannered alter ego. Matt is now laser-focused on cleaning up the system from the inside, which has turned Born Again into more of a legal drama about vigilantes than a vigilante drama with occasional courtroom intrigue.
