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Adam Holmes

What Daredevil: Born Again Needs To Change From The Original Show

Charlie Cox's Daredevil from She-Hulk: Attorney at Law poster.

There was a time when it seemed like Charlie Cox and Vincent D’Onofrio’s respective times as Matt Murdock and Wilson Fisk were finished once Netflix cancelled Daredevil after three seasons, that’s long behind us. Both have made their MCU returns within the last few years, and after these men reprise their respective roles in Echo, the upcoming Marvel TV show that drops next January, we’ll see them back for Daredevil: Born Again. That’s right, the time has finally come for Marvel Comics’ Man Without Fear to finally take center stage within the MCU proper.

Although multiple signs point towards Born Again, which boasts an impressive cast, not taking the events of Netflix’s Daredevil into account (in other words, don’t consider this Daredevil Season 4), as part of the massive behind-the-scenes overhaul the show is going through, the new creative team, which includes major Loki talent, is looking to bring it closer in tone to Daredevil. I’m certainly not against this, but at the same time, since this does mark a new beginning of sorts for the Daredevil property in live-action, there are some things that Born Again should change in order to provide a more comic book-y feel to Disney+ subscribers.

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