First look at Charlie Cox's new suit in Daredevil: Born Again video

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Fans of Daredevil might see a glimpse of Charlie Cox’s new outfit in his forthcoming Daredevil: Born Again appearance. According to sources, the announcement was made in a newly uploaded YouTube video by Marvel Studios in honor of the company’s 85th anniversary. Images of famous occasions from Marvel history are featured in the video, including a never-before-seen shot of Charlie Cox in his crimson Daredevil outfit from Daredevil: Born Again. After donning his red-and-yellow ensemble for his She-Hulk debut, the hero appears to be returning to form with this new outfit, which has blazing red eyes that complement the monochromatic color scheme.

Charlie Cox returns to the character that made him famous on Netflix’s Daredevil in Daredevil: Born Again. Alongside Cox will be fellow returning stars Jon Bernthal as the Punisher and Vincent D’Onofrio as Wilson Fisk, often known as the Kingpin. The eighteen episodes of the series will be divided into two halves of nine episodes each. The narrative of the show is still being kept under wraps for the time being, but early indications indicate that Daredevil and the Kingpin will eventually put their differences aside. Fans were treated to an intriguing update on the status of the series’ narrative by D’Onofrio in May, particularly with regard to how it connects to Netflix’s previous Daredevil series. D’Onofrio said, “It wasn’t going to be at all, but it’s a lot now.” This validates prior rumors that Marvel Studios intended to set its shows apart from the events of the Defenders series on Netflix, which included the first Daredevil. Although the Netflix series were inextricably linked to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it was unclear which characters, ideas, and events would make it into the official canon of the MCU. In response to a question about how long he plans to play Marvel’s Man Without Fear, Cox has said in the past, “There will definitely come a time when I’m not able to do it anymore.” “But right now, just keep doing the best job we can and loving it,” the Daredevil actor said. I am really appreciative that I can keep producing the program, and maybe we have another 10 years together.” During an appearance with Cox, these sentiments were downplayed by D’Onofrio, who played up his costar and said, “You’re not going to believe anything he just told you because he’s really good.”