•Brad Winderbaum, head of Marvel Television, says bağlantı”>Daredevil: Born Again was always planned to end with Season 3, despite previously suggesting otherwise.
In a new interview with bağlantı”>The Brandon Davis Show, Winderbaum addressed the question of whether Season 3 would be the show’s finale. He said the plan was “always to culminate at [Season] 3,” even though the news that the show was ending came as a surprise to fans.
“The plan was always to culminate at 3, because the way we’re looking at it, the original [Netflix] series is 3 seasons, Born Again is 3 seasons. They’re kind of like trade paperbacks or collections that you can slot into your shelves, like these are two 3-volume sets, and then we will take a breath and figure out what’s next for the character,” Winderbaum said.
Cox also touched on the topic at New York Comic-Con, telling GamesRadar that there was “bit more planning and emotional support” this time around. The original Netflix series was canceled unexpectedly and without ceremony, surprising both the show’s writers and cast. However, at some point during production, actors were told that Born Again would serve as the finale.
Notably, Winderbaum had previously told bağlantı”>Screen Rant in 2025 that the show was intended to be annualized, with a new season releasing every March. “That is the plan,” he said ahead of Season 1 of Born Again. “Season 2 will come out next year, and then hopefully Season 3 and Season Infinity after that. I think this world is extremely rich, and there are many stories to be told on the streets of New York.”
The plans may have shifted if Disney and Marvel found that viewership wasn’t sufficient. According to Winderbaum, at the very least the show did not abruptly get canceled after filming wrapped on Season 3. Whether the decision to end with Season 3 was made from the beginning or evolved during development remains unclear.
Whether Daredevil will return in a future MCU project is uncertain, though fans have expressed interest in seeing the character team up with Spider-Man. Cox himself has voiced uncertainty about his own future as the Man Without Fear but has bağlantı”>urged fans to campaign to bring the character back.
“Don’t know, man. I don’t know,” he said when asked whether or not he’s done as Daredevil. “I mean, it might be. It might be. Don’t worry about Kevin [Feige]. Get the Save Daredevil campaign on the horn. Get them motivated. That engine, that won’t stop until there’s some resolution. That’s my true superpower, is the Save Daredevil campaign!”
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