Daredevil: Born Again

Blind attorney Matt Murdock runs a busy law practice as he battles to defend clients and push reforms in a city brimming with danger. Across town, Wilson Fisk, once a ruthless power broker, has shifted into political schemes that put him in the spotlight. As secrets from their previous lives surface, the two men are drawn toward a fateful confrontation that tests loyalties, law, and the price of power. The series places classic rivals in a fresh landscape, where the lines between legality and vigilante justice blur and the city itself becomes a battleground for control and justice.

Created for 2025 by Dario Scardapane, Chris Ord and Matt Corman, the series stars Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock and Vincent D'Onofrio as Wilson Fisk, continuing the Daredevil saga for a new season. Produced with a tight, cinematic pace, the show leans on intimate character moments and sharp dialogue.

Born Again nods to the enduring impact of the Daredevil mythos on comics and screen, sparking renewed debates about vigilantism and city politics. Its gritty tone and moral weight push superhero stories toward more adult, centering on consequences and accountability. Fans debate how far heroes should bend the rules in the name of safety.

As of now there are no major awards announced for the series, a reflection of its fresh arrival in the franchise rather than a pastiche. If it earns nominations, expect recognition for its staging, performances, and writing that deepen the crime drama.

Critics have noted a tense rhythm that leans into the legal drama and street level power plays, offering a sharper look at how private loyalties collide with public duties. The show foregrounds Matt Murdock’s dual life and Fisk’s ambition to reshape New York’s power structure, inviting questions about justice, accountability, and the cost of living in a city that never sleeps. Viewers praise the renewed focus on consequences and the law side of the vigilante myth. The pacing shifts between sharp courtroom scenes and night time cityscapes that feel lived in, giving depth to both heroes and antagonists.