After seven long years, Daredevil is back with a new series that promises to integrate the Man Without Fear into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Marvel Television has released the first trailer for Daredevil: Born Again,

Daredevil: Born Again is set to premiere this March, and Marvel Studios has finally released the first official trailer for the highly-anticipated revival

The Devil’s work is never done. By the time Marvel Television’s Daredevil: Born Again airs its nine-episode first season in March, work will have begun on season 2, according to the Man Without Fear himself: Charlie Cox.

The Daredevil: Born Again trailer also gives a glimpse of Vincent D’Onofrio, who is returning to the fold as supervillain Kingpin. In the trailer, he’s seen having a tense conversation with Murdock, asking why he stopped being a vigilante. To which Daredevil replies, “A line was crossed.”

After the trailer for the new Daredevil series dropped yesterday, its serious tone and bloody nature has given me faith that Disney could revive Punisher.

Daredevil is back: The trailer for “Born Again” promises a return to the dark corner of the Marvel universe. Fans can look forward to action-packed scenes, complex character developments and the return of The Punisher and other fan favorites.

Daredevil's transition from Netflix to Disney+ is now complete, and based on the official trailer, it seems to have happened seamlessly. Charlie Cox's portrayal of Daredevil continues

Born Again trailer is everything fans hoped it would be: tense, gritty, unspeakably violent, and packed with familiar faces. Ten years on from Daredevil's premier on Netflix, Daredevil: Born Again is the NYC-based superhero's first foray on Disney+.

Daredevil: Born Again season 2 will go into production before season 1 even premieres, Charlie Cox has revealed. The star confirmed that the new season would shoot before season 1's release at Fan Expo (H/T ComicBookMovie.

One of the first comic collections I owned was the first 10 issues of the original Daredevil comic book series from the Silver Age, I read through Mark Waid’s run on the character a few years after I graduated college,