A New DAREDEVIL Series Reportedly Coming to Disney+

After months of speculation, it looks to be all but official now. Daredevil is returning in a new series, with Charlie CoxOpens in a new tab once again in the role of Marvel’s “Man Without Fear.” The much-anticipated news comes from VarietyOpens in a new tab. They report that Disney+ has attached Matt Corman and Chris Ord to write and executive produce the new series for Disney+. Their credits include the USA Network series Covert Affairs, as well as other shows like NBC’s The Brave. According to The Hollywood ReporterOpens in a new tab, the series will “be notable for being the first of the Netflix Marvel shows to get a new but continued series.” The writers’ reps have declined to comment and Marvel Studios does not comment on projects in development.

Charlie Cox as Daredevil in the 2015 Netflix series.
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None of this should come as any big surprise to Marvel fans. After three successful and critically acclaimed seasons on Netflix, fans wondered what would become of Hell’s Kitchen’s greatest hero. Fans figured some kind of reboot was going to happen, but would the same actors from the Netflix shows return? For a while, that seemed unlikely.

But with Cox reappearing in Spider-Man: No Way HomeOpens in a new tab, as well as Vince D’Onfrio’s Kingpin in HawkeyeOpens in a new tab, it all seemed like early confirmation. Until now, there was a great reluctance on Kevin Feige’s part to incorporate any non-Marvel Studios product into the MCU. But it seems Daredevil was simply too popular to ignore. Why “fix” what isn’t broken?

Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock in Daredevil
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All of this sounds like very early stages. But rumors abound that Daredevil will appear in both the Echo series, as well as She-Hulk: Attorney at LawOpens in a new tab. All of this will serve as a reintroduction to the character before his big return. The fact that Disney+ now carries the original Daredevil series now is also a big indication that Marvel Studios was invested in the character’s future. Here’s hoping it’s not too long before we see old hornhead in his own series again. Of course, we have to wonder, what does this mean for the other Defenders heroesOpens in a new tab? Only time will tell.