Born Again could finally be breaking a Marvel/Disney curse that could be at the very root of its recent woes. We live in a very strange time in media when everything is political, yet nothing is. This is especially true for anything produced by massive global corporations like Disney.

Marvel's Daredevil: Born Again has undergone a drastic evolution from its inception to what it is now in line to be released. In the beginning, Marvel Studios did not have something similar in store, and they might have attempted a total redesign of the show, taking it far away from the popular Netflix series.

Superhero stories have never shied away from tackling real-world issues, but Daredevil: Born Again is taking things to another level. The series just confirmed that one of its biggest plotlines is a direct confrontation of law enforcement corruption fueled bythe misuse of The Punisher’s iconic skull symbol.

Muse is a street artist who takes a very dark turn, eventually painting with human blood. He’s got some powers that will make him a formidable foe for Daredevil when they ultimately decide to go to battle. A quick shot of a Punisher mural is clearly a nod towards Muse and his eventual arrival in Born Again.

Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio reprise their roles as superhero/lawyer Matt Murdock and mob boss Wilson Fisk, respectively, in a continuation of the 2010s Netflix drama.

W hen the Marvel Cinematic Universe was beginning to grow, their first avenue of entertainment outside the famous comics and the cinematic universe was television. While not a str