Marvel's latest villain Muse finally gets the spotlight in 'Daredevil: Born Again' — but is it too little, too late?

Born Again seems to rely massively on music to heighten emotional notes and mark the transformation loop of characters.

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So, of course, is Fisk. When he’s informed of Daredevil’s return, he rants and raves — you can tell because his voice gets more high-pitched than his usual gravelly growl — causing his advisor, Buck Cashman, to grow concerned.

Steven S. DeKnight was the showrunner on Daredevil season 1 when the series debuted on Netflix, and he's now explained that finances are the main reason why the Man Without Fear's powers were limited.

Explore the new 1/6 scale Daredevil figure from Hot Toys, inspired by Disney+'s Daredevil: Born Again. Featuring realistic details, the figure includes masked and Matt Murdock portraits resembling Charlie Cox. Accessories include swappable jaws, Billy Clubs, a damaged cowl, and more for authentic display options.

Born Again currently streaming on Disney+, this is the perfect time to look back at the Man Without Fear‘s first live-action outing. No, not Ben Affleck’s Daredevil, even farther back than that. We’re talking about none other than 1989’s The Trial of the Incredible Hulk,

Born Again, Season 1, Episode 6, "Art for Art's Sake," now streaming on Disney+. The creators, cast, and crew of Daredevil: Born Again faced a tricky proposition in trying to recreate the vibe of the original Netflix series fans loved so much.