Matt Murdock has been to hell and back. After the crimson cowled crusader went to Hell to save his friends Foggy Nelson and Stick’s souls from the Beast — the demon-god of the ninja cult the Hand — Matt Murdock was born again in the ongoing Saladin Ahmed-penned Daredevil run.

Daredevil: Born Again brings the best of the Netflix shows back to the Disney+, and fans of that dearly departed show are ready to see their favorites again. Daredevil has never reached the level of someone like Spider-Man,

Born Again, which just started its run on the 2025 TV schedule. With so much anticipation surrounding this series, the bar was high as this show premiered. Overall, reviews for Born Again have been good,

Born Again by showcasing some of the show's concept art in a fresh lineup of comic book variant covers. Fans of Daredevil will get an up-close look at Matt Murdock's new design which comes from Marvel

The official trailer for "Daredevil: Born Again," released in January, centers around a tense conversation between Cox's Murdock and D'Onofrio's Fisk in a New York City diner -- intercut with bloody, bone-breaking action, of course.

Daredevil: Born Again stars Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio have addressed the decision to limit Matt Murdock and Wilson Fisk's shared screentime in season 1 and explain why it helps increase the stakes.

Born Again series is making waves with its intense fights, brutal violence, and strong character themes. The show pays homage to the character-defining Daredevil: Born Again comic, with rave reviews and solid ratings on IMDB and Rotten Tomatoes.

I’m both a lifelong superhero fan and a born and bred New Yorker, which means that as this week’s Daredevil: Born Again rolled out its version of Wilson “The Kingpin” Fisk’s rise to the office of mayor of New York City,

Daredevil: Born Again” debuted on Tuesday night with an episode featuring a major character death, intense bar fights and a bone-chilling diner chat.