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Charlie Cox advocates for a new "Save Daredevil" campaign ahead of Born Again season three

Following a Marvel Television panel at New York Comic Con on Thursday, Charlie Cox advocated for a new "Save Daredevil" campaign ahead of the third and final season of Daredevil: Born Again .

Charlie Cox advocates for a new "Save Daredevil" campaign ahead of Born Again season three

At the New York Comic Con (NYCC) on Friday evening, Marvel Television unveiled a series of exciting developments for their Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) television slate. Among the announcements was the inclusion of the spy thriller series Zodiac and the mischievous character Deadpool in the upcoming season three of X-Men ’97, as foretold by eldritch prophecies.

The event also featured a screening of the first episode of VisionQuest, which was warmly received by fans. The main focus, however, was the panel dedicated to The Defenders, a project that would unite three of its four cast members: Charlie Cox as Daredevil, Krysten Ritter as Jessica Jones, and Finn Jones as Iron Fist. Finn Jones, who was present at the panel, expressed his excitement, while Mike Colter, who portrays Luke Cage and couldn't attend, was reportedly occupied with other commitments.

Regarding the fate of season three of Daredevil: Born Again, Cox remained uncertain, stating, "Don’t know, man. I don’t know. I mean, it might be. It might be." Despite the inherent limitations of superhero live-action due to the inevitable passage of time, Cox's fans remain undeterred in their desire for more Daredevil content on television.

Cox, well-aware of his devoted following, implored the fans to support a "Save Daredevil" campaign, emphasizing the power of this movement to ensure resolution for their beloved series.

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