Awesome Daredevil

Instead of cutting back on the overplayed superhero genre, it looks like Disney is leaning into the chaos and bringing even more to the small screen. Here’s a look at some of the new live-action series and animated films coming to Disney+, including Daredevil: Born Again (3.25), Marvel Zombies (10.2025), and… Wonder Man? (12.2025). Thanks, Marvel Jesus.

The third season of Netflix’s Daredevil marks the small screen debut of one of Matt Murdock’s greatest enemies, Bullseye. Variant Comics explains the character’s origins, as told in the comic book miniseries Bullseye: Greatest Hits. Or so we think.

I Like to Make Stuff is a big fan of Daredevil, so he thought it would be cool to make a prop of The Man Without Fear’s billy club/nunchucks. It took a combination of woodworking, metalworking and 3D printing, but the project turned out great.

It’s the third season of Daredevil, but it’s round two for our hero and the Kingpin. The mobster somehow gets out of jail, and manages to turn New York’s opinion of The Man Without Fear with the help of a mysterious ally. Premieres 10/19/18 on Netflix.

“Darkness only responds to darkness.” In our first peek at Daredevil‘s third season, it seems like Matt Murdock is losing faith in the justice system. Even more surprising, he appears to be wearing his original costume, and is revealing his identity to someone.

Kidrobot improves its line of Marvel Phunny plush toys with the help of The Man Without Fear and the man who uh, doesn’t want a plushie version of himself. These two are the first Marvel Phunnies to have longer limbs and a seated pose.

While the first trailer for the upcoming season was all about The Punisher, the second trailer gives plenty of time to his old girlfriend Elektra Natchios, who joins Matt Murdock in his crimefighting efforts this season. Drops 3/18/16 on Netflix.

Matt Murdock is back to clean up Hell’s Kitchen from a new wave of baddies in Netflix’s spot-on comic book drama. And to gum up the works this year, The Punisher turns up with his own brand of street vengeance. We’ve just cancelled all our plans for the March 18 premiere.

(Season 1 Spoilers) The teaser for season two of Netflix and Marvel’s awesome show offers no footage from the show, but it uses an artful approach to recap Matt Murdock’s story, and hints at the arrival of Elektra (Élodie Yung) and The Punisher (Jon Bernthal). Drops 3/18/16.

Dorkly explains why Daredevil should change his name to Batman. And they’re not talking about Frank Miller’s lasting depiction of the character. It’s a lot simpler than that. Besides, there’s someone else who should be called Daredevil.