Charlie Cox, Vincent D’Onofrio, Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead bring new life to Marvel's Matt Murdock and Kingpin.

Since Netflix’s Daredevil ended in 2018, fans have been excited to see Matt Murdock pop up on the MCU timeline in She-Hulk and in Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man (which is set in an alternate continuity).

Sean O’Connell, managing editor of Cinema Blend, agreed. He wrote, “Holy Hell’s Kitchen! [‘Daredevil: Born Again’] opens with a lengthy, devastating sequence that screams, ‘This is just as brutal as Netflix.’ From there, the 2 episodes lay out a layered story about cops, vigilantes, and guilt. Read DEVIL’S REIGN as a refresh. Off to a GREAT start!”

When Marvel announces that its blind vigilante superhero Daredevil would be “Born Again” on Disney+, they weren’t kidding.

Born Again, an all-new series based on the Netflix Daredevil series distributed by Marvel Television. With two warring perspectives on how best to protect the city of Hell's Kitchen, Matt Murdock and Wison Fisk debate their points of view as Daredevil and The Kingpin.

Daredevil: Born Again revives the iconic Netflix series as part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe--here's what you need to remember about Matt Murdock.