Born Again" episode 3. "The Hollow of His Hand" opens with Matt entering Hector Ayala's holding cell. After answering Matt ...

Matt Murdock faces a harrowing case as the trial of the White Tiger continues in the third episode of Daredevil: Born Again.

The titles of Daredevil: Born Again are never random, and episode 3’s "The Hollow of His Hand" carries weight beyond the surface. The phrase originates from biblical scripture, describing divine ...

The skull emblem of Frank Castle, the Punisher, was never meant to be a badge of authority, but somewhere along the way, it ...

Episode 3 of Daredevil: Born Again, "The Hollow of his Hand" (the title comes from a toast Heather Glenn makes to Foggy Nelson's memory), is now streaming on Disney+, and director Michael Cuesta ...

Daredevil: Born Again Season 1’s latest installment, “The Hollow of His Hand,” features a sneaky Spider-Man-related Easter egg that references the MCU incarnation of Miles Morales.

"The Hollow of His Hand" ends with Hector Ayala/The White Tiger (Kamar de los Reyes) murdered by a shot to the head from a shadowy figure. As the figure walks toward the camera, we see a white ...

"The Hollow of His Hand," written by Jill Blankenship and directed by Michael Cuesta, puts Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) back on the defense — and making more enemies. There are few things as ...

Muse is a street artist who takes a very dark turn, eventually painting with human blood. He’s got some powers that will make ...

In “The Hollow of His Hand” Matt makes the bold decision to reverse-course on Hector’s defense strategy, after his first gambit falls apart. The confidential informant Hector saved from two ...

The Hollow of His Hand” will be enjoyed by fans of Daredevil and dark Marvel, but it’s not worth watching the first two ...

Season one of Daredevil: Born Again rolls on, as the third episode, “The Hollow of His Hand,” continues the story of Hector Ayala, the White Tiger. Tensions also rise up between the new Mayor ...