In the preview, Vincent D’Onofrio’s Wilson Fisk, a.k.a. Kingpin, asks Charlie Cox’s Matt why he stopped being a vigilante, to which Matt responds, “A line was crossed.” While Matt doesn’t provide any further context,

Let's take a look at who's back, who's making a debut, and who's getting the absolute catholic guilt smacked out of them in our first big look at Daredevil: Born Again.

It’s a full gallery of characters on display, from a retired (temporarily) Matt Murdoch to a now-mayor, still-violent Kingpin. We also see the return of Foggy and Karen, who were originally cut, and maybe even killed offscreen, when the first draft of this show was written, and eventually thrown out. Thank god.

In conclusion, we can say that while Marvel may not refer to Daredevil: Born Again as the fourth season of the Netflix series, it continues those storylines to the point where you could think of it as a season 4. We have a confirmed time jump and the creative overhaul to bring Daredevil: Born Again in line with what came before it.

Born Again trailer is everything fans hoped it would be: tense, gritty, unspeakably violent, and packed with familiar faces. Ten years on from Daredevil's premier on Netflix, Daredevil: Born Again is the NYC-based superhero's first foray on Disney+.

Born Again is finally out. The series showcases the thrilling journey of Matt Murdock a blind lawyer to get justice. In addition to the exciting storyline, fans have grown curious about the easter eggs in the trailer.

Born Again series arrives after seven years as part of Marvel Television's line-up. It is touted as an upcoming continuation of Netflix's Daredevil and promises to fully bring the Man Without Fear into the Marvel Cinematic Universe.