Marvel Television’s long-awaited revival continuing canceled Netflix series Marvel’s Daredevil — marks the Man Without Fear’s first project under Marvel Studios and producer Kevin Feige. The new show also marks Marvel’s shift to more traditionally serialized television following limited series like The Falcon and

Everyone has their comfort show, the series they go back to time and again because it's fun to rewatch no matter how well they know the plot — mine is Daredevil, the original Marvel/Netflix crossover that kicked off the studios' collaboration back in 2015.

Seriously, people have been clamoring for more Daredevil since the original Netflix series wrapped up in October 2018. That clamoring reached a fever pitch in 2022 when Charlie Cox reprised his role as the blind superhero in "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law."