Disney+ is currently working on a new Daredevil series. After a remarkable appearance on Netflix between 2015 and 2018, the Man without fear seems about to make a resounding return to the small screen. We review the information available.
Daredevil, one of the flagship characters of Marvel comics, had his own series between 2015 and 2018. Three seasons long, the series featured Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock, the blind lawyer from Hell’s Kitchen. The series, which was available on Netflix for a long time, was a huge success. However, the show was canceled at the end of the third season.
Recently, the character returned to center stage thanks to a short appearance in Spider-Man: No Way Home, the feature film that brings together several versions of the weaver. In parallel, the enemy number 1 of Daredevil, the Kingpin (Wilson Fisk) appeared in the last two episodes of the series devoted to Hawkeye. Always played by Vincent D’Onofrio, the character has established himself as the big villain of the Marvel series.
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Daredevil is set to make its big return to television soon
These recent appearances suggest that Marvel Studios and Disney + aim toincorporate characters from the series into the MCU. So far, the Man Without Fear, his sidekicks, and his foes have always evolved on the fringes of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, although the first season has plenty of references to the Battle of New York from the 1st Avengers movie.
In this context, several rumors have appeared on the web, ensuring that Disney + plans to relaunch the Marvel series dedicated to Daredevil. Citing anonymous sources, the specialized media Variety is able to confirm the existence of the project.
Attached to the project are Matt Corman and Chris Ord, two authors best known for writing the TV series Covert Affairs. The series project still seems to be in its infancy. At this time, Marvel and Disney have no not yet confirmed the return of Daredevil on the small screen. It is not known if the future Marvel series will take over from season 3 of Daredevil, make a clean sweep of the past or simply refrain from evoking the lawyer’s previous adventures.
Source : variety
