Marvel Cancels Daredevil: Born Again Ahead of Season 3
Season 3 of the Charlie Cox-led series will be its last, according to slashfilm.com, following a viewership drop on Disney+.
Marvel has canceled Daredevil: Born Again ahead of Season 3, making the forthcoming season its last, according to slashfilm.com. Charlie Cox played Matt Murdock, the lead character in the series.
The decision follows a major viewership drop for Season 2 of the show on Disney+, and it comes as Marvel has reworked how it handles some of its other street-level characters.
Rather than order a full season built around Jon Bernthal's Frank Castle, Marvel made the one-off Punisher: One Last Kill. The studio has also shelved other projects already in motion: Wonder Man was canceled despite previously being renewed for Season 2.
The franchise's film side has been mixed. Marvel's 2025 box office showed the MCU has fallen from grace, while Spider-Man: Brand New Day was a massive success and The Marvels flopped. The Mandalorian and Grogu took in $345 million against a reported $165 million budget.
Elsewhere in comics adaptations, Clayface is an R-rated body horror film in the DC Universe produced for around $40 million.
Quick answers
Is Daredevil: Born Again canceled?
Yes. Marvel canceled the series ahead of Season 3, which will be its final season, according to slashfilm.com.
Who plays Daredevil in the series?
Charlie Cox played Matt Murdock, the lead character in Daredevil: Born Again.
Will there be a full Punisher season with Jon Bernthal?
No. Marvel made the one-off Punisher: One Last Kill instead of a full season starring Jon Bernthal's Frank Castle.