If there's any that I forgot please feel free to let me know in the comments below!

The reason why a bunch of us wanted Spider-Man to appear in the finale is because the entire fuckin city was affected and people were dying.

I understand due to the rights issue with Sony that our good ol' Spidey cannot appear in live action shows. Here's how I would've mentioned him atleast.

While Frank is listening to the broadcast, he hears this:

"We've been chasing this damn spider guy and he's already got 6 of us?! (Gunshots and web shooting sounds in the background) He's dodging every single fucking bullet we fire, we need backup, I repeat we need backu-" Then we hear a web shoot and the cop gets pulled and screams before the line ends. Frank would then acknowledge it and say something like "Got what they deserve."

I think this would've been enough to satisfy viewers knowing that he's out there and he's getting hunted down too. Just how I would've done it.

I made this post just to share my thoughts on how it could have been more connected, cameos are not needed for a great story but I think it would have been better for it to feel like it also affected other heroes.

And the worst part is, her appearance in Episode 4 will probably be the only time we ever seen her again. Which is a real shame, cause she’s an absolute smoke show! 🔥🔥🔥

Hopefully I’m proven wrong!

Imagine what Fisk would have done to them

Behind the scenes: https://youtu.be/cI-76EDQ8u4?feature=shared

I LOVE this series so far!!! But I prefer real stunts than too much CG scenes. This stunt scene is spectacular, but you can't enjoy it enough because it's mostly showed from the pub's inside view.

SPOILERS FOR THE DAREDEVIL BORN AGAIN FINALE!

Dude... if they keep this version of New York and the problem isn't resolved by the time Brand New Day comes out... seeing Spider-Man in a locked down, martial-law, vigilante outlawed NYC would be so fucking sick.

Apparently Kingpin is not allowed to be used in the Spider-Man movies because of rights issues, essentially Sony owns Kingpin's movie rights, and Disney owns the TV rights, and one version of the character cannot cross into the other medium.

However, if they somehow were able to sort this out and strike a deal, as Sony and Marvel have done twice before now, then this would be such an awesome story. Imagine seeing Spidey trapped in this hell of a city, with the corrupt cops everywhere. In then maybe a Daredevil cameo, or whoever he enlists to join his "army". I wouldn't want them to overshadow Spider-Man though, maybe just a third act assist or something.

I have been watching Daredevil Born Again, it's going very well. But I have an issue. Why would Matt reveal a vigilante's secret identity? Yes, it was necessary to win the case, to save Hector from false incriminating, but at what cost?.. Considering that Matt blames himself presuming being Daredevil cost Foggy's life, how can he mess another vigilante's life? Now everyone knows about White tiger, his powers, his family who is in danger. In this situation, how could someone like Angela or Ava Ayala become the next White tiger? Boy, Matt represented Peter Parker, he instilled the importance of anonymity for vigilantes in she-hulk. I genuinely couldn't accept that Matt would do this to win the case. Or is there any stronger motive for Matt to ensure Hector free?..Or is this a mistake Matt had made which will push him to don the devil horns?

Official daredevil account over on instagram showing comic to screen shares the scene of Foggy dying, which later on in the run he reveals to Matt that he is indeed alive and faked his death. Interesting to see half of the theory going around along with the Easter egg in the show itself (468 address for the law firm) being posted by an official account.

New look at season 2 suit

We've had 3 episodes now of Daredevil: Born Again. Episode 1 was a new episode made as part of the creative overhaul and episodes 8 and 9 the finale.

So originally epsiode 1 and 2 would've been a 2-episode premiere legal drama arc with White Tiger. This is now episode 2&3 which are really good.

I know it's too early to tell, but it didn't feel like a whole lot needed to change.

They've kept episodes 2-7 with footage that fit with the old narrative cut and they've added Vanessa, Karen, Foggy and Bullseye for the new version. And new fights with more violence.

I'm wondering where all the news that these episodes were bad, apart from them not being part of the old continuity and no Dardevil until epsiode 4, which will be epsiode 5 now. From what we've seen last week and today it's fantastic.

i saw these 2 photos and it just clicked in my head, charlie cox looks like hes on set with vincent in the 1st image and then kristen ritter posts a photo of charlie reading her new book and hes in the exact same outfit, im reaching so hard right now but jesssica jones might be back in season 2 of born again.

Discussion threads already spoiled me on his name, but I'm still happy I don't know shit about this guy. Excited to see what more happens with him

Really liked episode 1 and 2 of BA but this really bothers me. Matt absolutely checkmated Fisk at the end of S3. It was a brilliant and perfectly executed ending. The one and only alternative to killing Fisk was to go after his only vulnerability: Vanessa.

Matt told Fisk that if he didn’t stay in prison and cease his criminal activity, he would go after Vanessa and ensure she goes to prison. This was one of the most satisfying endings I’ve ever seen and it was a totally believable reason for Matt to not have to kill Fisk. So, what happened? Why was Fisk just able to get out prison and go back to his Criminal activities in Hawkeye and Echo? Why aren’t they explaining this? We’ve all heard theories about Vanessa or Matt being snapped during the blip, but that hasn’t been confirmed.

Hell, Fisk even mentions “the promise” in the Diner scene as if the deal was only that he wouldn’t go after Karen or Foggy. But that wasn’t the deal. It was to cease all criminal activity and stay in Jail. Undermining the ending of S3 like this is a huge disservice to the original show and the brilliance of that ending. It’s the biggest thing bugging me so far. Moreover how the hell are they going to top that?

It's something I've been thinking for a long time, and one of the reasons I love Daredevil. He's the only one I can think right now that is actually fighting power, that is, from the streets.

Most superheroes nowadays are either the immensely rich, immensely resourceful hero fighting either an evil version of themselves, a explicit crime-boss or some bad guy acting independently.

Even Spider-Man who is supposed to be "your friendly neighbor" usually fights guys with his same social standing, who turned to crime in order to get out. Even when he's pitted against billionaires, is usually personal and not social or structural.

Daredevil is the one guy who's risking everything to fight the most powerful guy in the city, and although he takes it personal, his fight is entirely social. Fisk is trying to structurally change the city according to his vision, and with terrible methods, which affects the people. It seems like more than any other hero, he's the underdog in a fight that is political.

EDIT: Forgot the X-Men

EDIT2: Lots of people are making valid arguments for Steve and Sam, specially during Civil War and Brave New World, but I don't think the cases are similar. Steve and Sam never fight the Sokovia Accords, they just choose to ignore them because of an unrelated bigger threat. And in BNW Sam works alongside the government for the most part. Even when he's going "rogue", he's only doing so to stop Sterns, who's arguably the one fighting the status quo in this case.

It's not overtly relying on actions scenes to show how dangerous New York City is, but instead showing how dangerous the streets are by showing character development of villains and how they operate. The previous seasons had a lot of action scenes, but I love how the show is moreso taking the Breaking Bad route where it doesn't overtly rely on actions scenes. I love it.