As a seasoned movie critic, I must confess my excitement upon witnessing Marvel’s “Daredevil: Born Again” episode 1, titled “Heaven’s Half Hour.” Despite Matt Murdock seemingly retiring his Daredevil persona, it appears that he will soon don the hornhead outfit once more to unleash the Devil within. The opening scene showcased Charlie Cox’s lawyer-turned-vigilante engaging in a brutal confrontation with Wilson Bethel’s ruthless villain, Bullseye. This high-stakes brawl took place not only on the streets of Hell’s Kitchen but also above them, culminating in Daredevil propelling his Cogmium steel-boned adversary off an edge. The tragic conclusion saw Matt Murdock symbolically discarding his horned cowl as he mourned the devastating consequences of their encounter.
The initial episodes of the series kicked off with a powerful beginning, where Matt, burdened by guilt and mourning, was mostly seen without his Daredevil costume: That fateful night saw Daredevil vanish, and it’s been a year since the man who juggles law and vigilantism no longer leads a dual existence. As we eagerly wait for our tormented hero to reappear, Marvel is preparing Daredevil to don his “Born Again” costume on the covers of upcoming issues of “Daredevil”.
Marvel Studios Senior Illustrator Jackson Sze, together with Marvel Studios Head of Visual Development Ryan Meinerding, will discuss topics related to the graphic novel “Daredevil: Cold Day in Hell,” penned by Charles Soule and Steve McNiven, as well as the current comic book series featuring Daredevil, written by Saladin Ahmed and illustrated by Josè Luis Soares.
In the cover art by Sze, there’s an altered depiction of the mask Matt wears in the trailer, which is a red balaclava taken from a bank robber, unlike the one he usually sports. On the other hand, both Sze and Meinerding’s covers highlight the updated Daredevil costume as seen in the concept art for “Daredevil: Born Again.” Check out these variant cover artworks below.
As a die-hard fan of the superhero genre, I’ve got to say that the transformation of those suits has been nothing short of remarkable. I’ve had the privilege of donning these iconic outfits across Daredevil, The Defenders, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, and Echo, and each one holds a special place in my heart. You can’t truly savor one without having experienced the others – they’re all interconnected pieces of a larger puzzle.
I found it quite impressive when the military-style, baggy pants in a deep maroon and black color scheme appeared during the second season of Daredevil. This was a delightful nod to the past. Similarly, the red and gold seen in the She-Hulk series was enjoyable, and now, in Daredevil: Born Again, the new red is not only cool but also iconic, aligning more closely with the comics. It’s exciting to see this level of accuracy, as the suit is form-fitting, just like it is in the comics, making it even more enjoyable.
Daredevil #20 Marvel Television Variant Cover by Ryan Meinerding
On sale: April 9
Daredevil #21 Marvel Television Variant Cover by Jackson Sze
On sale: May 7
Daredevil: Cold Day in Hell #2 Marvel Television Variant Cover by Jackson Sze
On sale: May 14
New episodes of Daredevil: Born Again premiere Tuesdays on Disney+.
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2025-03-07 01:16