Marvel Cancels Daredevil: Born Again After Three Seasons
Disney+ series will conclude with Season 3 in March 2027 as Marvel restructures its streaming strategy.

KEY POINTS
- Marvel Studios confirmed Daredevil: Born Again will end with Season 3.
- Season 3 is scheduled to premiere on Disney+ in March 2027.
- Showrunner Dario Scardapane exited during post-production after his contract was not renewed.
- Season 2 viewership fell 47 percent compared to Season 1, per Luminate.
- The cancellation aligns with Marvel's broader shift toward fewer, higher-budget Disney+ series.
Marvel Studios has confirmed that Daredevil: Born Again will end after its third season, which is slated to debut on Disney+ in March 2027. The decision arrives as the final season is deep into post-production and follows a reported 47 percent drop in viewership between the first and second seasons.
The Hollywood Reporter first broke the news on September 21, noting that showrunner Dario Scardapane had departed after his contract was not renewed. Scardapane had originally replaced the creative team during Season 1's extensive overhaul. A Disney spokesperson later verified the report's accuracy to TechRadar.
“The ball is in Marvel's court to make a new deal.”
Season 2 accumulated 4.5 million views in its first five weeks, according to Luminate data, compared to 8.4 million for Season 1 over the same period. The series was initially envisioned as an 18-episode endeavor but underwent significant creative revisions that reduced its scope.
Lead actors Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio had reportedly signed for only three seasons. Marvel's television division is currently restructuring to prioritize fewer, higher-quality live-action series on Disney+.
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