Marvel has canceled Daredevil: Born Again after three seasons — and I've been afraid this would happen to the Disney+ show for many, many months
Daredevil: Born Again will end with its third season Marvel has wielded the ax on its longest-running live-action Disney+ show Its showrunner has also left with the final season deep into post production Daredevil: Born Again will end with its third season after Marvel called time on the Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio-led TV show.
Rumors first emerged in the US morning yesterday (September 21) when X/Twitter user HablemonsdecineX claimed it had been canceled.
Almost instantly, numerous industry insiders with spotty track records quickly jumped on the bandwagon to insist they'd heard similar things.
TechRadar approached Marvel and Disney for comment on its supposed axing, but didn't receive an immediate response.
However, a few hours after Hablemonsdecine's original post, The Hollywood Reporter (THR) published its own piece indicating Daredevil: Born Again season 3 would be the show's last hurrah.
A Disney spokesperson has since told me that THR's article is accurate, so Born Again season 3, which will air on Disney+ sometime in March 2027, will be its final outing.
Why was Daredevil: Born Again canceled after three seasons? I’ve now lived through two Daredevil Season 3 cancellations.
You can’t hurt me anymore September 21, 2026 Outside of Marvel headquarters, nobody knows for sure — but there's one major reason why it's likely been consigned to the scrap heap.
Indeed, the show's second season suffered a significant drop in viewership compared to its debut outing on Disney+.
Per audience measurement experts Luminate, Born Again season 2 accumulated 4.5 million views across its first five weeks in March.
Compare that to the 8.4 million that season 1 accrued across the same time period in early 2025 on one of the world's best streaming services , and the Marvel Phase 6 program's audience share fell by a seemingly unrecoverable 47% in the space of 12 months.
I wrote about this last year but Charlie and Vincent only ever signed on for 3 seasons.
It’s sad to see it end again but I’m very grateful we got 3 additional seasons.
There’s always a possibility that they do come back for more.
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