The journey of the man without fear, Daredevil, played by Charlie Cox (Spider-Man:No Way Home, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law) may have a future far beyond what was initially promised. According to Gamesradar, Charlie Cox had made a statement at a panel at this year’s GalaxyCon about the series second season would serve as the definitive conclusion, but than Vincent D’Onofrio (Law & Order, Echo), who plays his archenemy, Kingpin debunks his statement.

According to Gamesradar, D’Onofrio elaborates on the inaccuracies in Cox’s statement and wrote on Twitter “I believe Charlie meant the last season we actually shot, meaning the second season. Yet he used the term final season so it’s a bit confusing.But Charlie and I have discussed, and we both agree there’s a very good chance for a third season.” D’Onofrio’s comments suggest that the creative team may have long-term plans for these beloved characters, and that the story of Daredevil, Kingpin, and the gritty world of Hell’s Kitchen is far from over.

According to Gamesradar, the production of the second season has just wrapped up, and the current plot revolves around Daredevil and his fellow vigilantes. Jessica Jones, played by Krysten Ritter (Nightbooks, Sonic 3) and the Punisher, portrayed by Jon Bernthal (The Walking Dead, The Punisher), join forces to take down Kingpin and his established task force in an effort to restore normalcy to New York City.

This is an important piece of news, as it suggests the potential for a broader narrative arc and further development. A third season could allow a deeper exploration into the relationship and past of the existing characters and elements, as well in introducing new ones. While we await the release of the second season, scheduled to premiere in 2026, the entire first season of Daredevil: Born Again is available to stream on Disney+.