According to The Hollywood Reporter, Daredevil will be the first Marvel Studios series to get a "new yet continued" show, making it unclear whether this is a full-on reboot, a direct continuation of the previous show's events, or a combination of the two. According to Charlie Cox, he would back a PG-13 version of the Man Without Fear, so this could mean that the show will stay family-friendly. Even if the new show isn't a full-on follow-up to the series, the studio may be able to rein in previous actors.
There are no clues as to whether Daredevil in No Way Home is canon with the series, especially after confirmation of that status was removed from the website, meaning that this will be a mystery for the foreseeable future. All three seasons of Daredevil, along with the other entries in the Defenders saga, made their way onto Disney+ next to the MCU's movies and streaming shows.
In Spider-Man: No Way Home, Cox's Man Without Fear was brought into the canon of the MCU for the first time, and even teased that he already had his powers.
The big question is if the series will start with the fourth season of the show or if it will be a full reboot of the character.
With the home release of Spider-Man: No Way Home, Daredevil has returned to mainstream popularity in a big way.
Cox and D'Onofrio are rumored to be a part of Alaqua Cox's upcoming series, which is rumored to be about Daredevil and Kingpin. He's rumored to return to the MCU as soon as August with a potential appearance in She-Hulk, teaming him up with one of Marvel's other attorneys.
One of the biggest names in the universe finally joins the expanding universe as Cox's hero gets his own solo project. Daredevil has seen a surge in popularity over the past couple of years, prompting calls for a Season 4 or a possible revival on Disney+.
Even with these exciting developments, fans are still wondering if and when Cox will get to fully revisit his role as Matt Murdock/Daredevil again in his own series after so much success.
Will the Disney+'s Daredevil show be R-rated? Kevin Feige confirmed in December of 2016 that Cox would play the role if and when Daredevil entered the MCU. If the latest news is to be believed, that day may not be far away.
With this new development, Matt can truly integrate into a world with Earth's Mightiest Heroes.
The show will be written and produced by Matt Corman and Chris Ord, although no other information has been made public.
Will their castmates come back as well? This show's confirmation should be enough to keep fans excited until more is known about the show's development and release.
According to Variety, a new Daredevil series is set to stream on Disney+.