Daredevil: Born Again is bringing back a forgotten era of the MCU in a big way, and understanding the Netflix era is key before the series premieres.

Born Again, I am more worried than ever that Marvel has learned the wrong lessons from the titular character's previous appearances. As many now know, Daredevil: Born Again is a continuation of the Netflix show.

We’ve gone through every Marvel show and ranked them. Why? Because we (like Loki) were burdened with great purpose.

The Marvel Netflix Universe was a major milestone in comic book TV, giving fans a dark, gritty, and very mature look at street-level Marvel heroes like Daredevil and The Punisher. Shows like the Netflix Daredevil series expanded and redefined what fans expected from the Marvel brand in live-action,

Daredevil: Born Again showrunner Dario Scardapane says the new MCU series will have "a lot less navel-gazing" than the Netflix show.

The show's creator Cheo Hodari Coker has offered fans some glimpses of what could have been if Luke Cage had continued. With season 2's shocking ending introducing the titular character (played by Mike Colter) as Harlem's new crime boss, the new batch of episodes were going to raise the bar.

Born Again is the name of a Daredevil comic book run that was largely celebrated for its gritty and cerebral storytelling. Speculations have run wild with regard to how much of that story is going to play into the narrative of the show, but Vincent D’Onofrio has come out with some details of the story. He said ( via EW ):

A new report suggests that Marvel will likely bring trailers for Thunderbolts* and The Fantastic Four: First Steps to Super Bowl LIX.

Two griffins rear their snouts into the first black and white frame of Alex Thompson’s short film Em & Selma Go Griffin Hunting, and that so-real-you-can-touch-it CG image elicited audible gasps of amazement during the packed Sundance premiere.

The new animated adaptation of the Devil May Cry video games, from Studio Mir, hits Netflix this spring with Dante ready to take down some demons.

SCAD TVfest is back — and kicking off the packed event robustly with one of the biggest shows on television being honored on opening night. The 13th annual festival will begin with Variety honoring Matt and Ross Duffer,

Avengers, disassemble. Chris Evans, who played Captain America for nearly a decade in the MCU, is not returning to Marvel for the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday. At least that’s what he told Esquire in a profile of his former co-star, Anthony Mackie.