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In the foreground, you see a hand in a fingerless black glove holding a foam brick stamped with the Saved Daredevil logo. In the background is a brick wall on which a framed ad for season 2 of Daredevil: Born Again is displayed. The ad looks like 2 black and white posters: one is a “missing” poster with Matt Murdock’s name and photo, and the other is a “wanted” poster with Daredevil’s name and photo. Could Jessica Jones be on the case? Thank you to cosplayer Star for giving us permission to share this.
Deborah Ann Woll in a strapless red dress posing at the premiere of Daredevil Born Again, season 1.
Photo of Charlie Cox from a Collider photo shoot. He's wearing a blue and white pinstripe shirt and it looks like he's laughing. Text says Happy Birthday Charlie. Saved Daredevil.
Graphic wishing artist David Mack and happy birthday. There is an image of a mural of Wilson Fisk created by David from the end of the first episode of Daredevil Born Again. There's also a black and white portrait of David, and the text reads "Happy Birthday, David"
Graphic advertising Saved Daredevil's 2025 Fandom Without Fear New York Comic Con Hell's Kitchen meetup. Eventbrite tickets have sold out, but we now have a waiting list.
Graphic advertising the Fandom Without Fear meetup at New York Comic Con 2025. There is an illustration of Daredevil with his back to us and his face turned to the left, with radar lines scanning the city with a red background. Text reads: We Saved Daredevil. Thank you to Anlor Tran for the original art used in the event graphic.
Photo of Elden Henson at the Daredevil Born Again premiere. He’s wearing a dark t-shirt and brown overcoat, and has an average length mustache and beard.
Top panel is from Man Without Fear: Death of Daredevil (2019) #2, Kirsten is visiting Matt in the hospital after he was hit by a truck at the end of Charles Soul's run. The thought bubbles read: She had come back to New York. She had heard about what he and done and what had been done to him, and she had to come back. The second image is a screenshot from episode 9 of Daredevil Born Again. Kirsten is speaking to Matt who is lying in a hospital bed after getting shot at the Fisks' gala.
From Daredevil season 1, episode 11. Matt after being badly injured is trying to meditate in his apartment, but he's still haunted by his fights with Fisk and Nobu. We are shown flashbacks, intercut with Matt flinching and grimacing.
Scene from Daredevil Season 1, episode 4. Claire has just finished tending one of Matt’s wounds and tosses him his shirt.
Quote to Gold Derby from Charlie Cox: ...the commitment he made to Foggy the night that he died was that he was going to give up Daredevil. That was how he was going to honor that man's death. And then, when he breaks down at Frank's place at the mention of his friend's name, it's partly because he knows he's about to renege on that promise underneath. That’s why that moment is so emotional. Image is from episode four of Daredevil Born Again. Matt is crying over Foggy in Frank's hideout.
Text: You put on the shoes and you walk on set and the muscle memory kicks in and it’s there. So, the challenge now is to make sure that you’re not overdoing it, to try and make it feel like you’re playing the character and just trust that that blurry line where the character meets the actor is consistent with what it’s always been. Charlie Cox speaking to Collider. Image 1: Matt Murdock is in his bedroom kneeling to tie his shoe as he gets ready for work. Image 2: Matt Murdock is using the back of his hand to feel the texture of his jackets hanging in his closet.
Outer space background with a graphic that reads “Star Wars Day, May the 4th Be With You.” GIF is of drunk college Matt and Foggy from the episode Nelson v Murdock. Foggy turns to Matt holding his hands out, asking "What are you looking for, my young Padawan?"
Panel from Daredevil 612 by Charles Soule and Phil Noto. A black background with the words "I cannot see the light, so I will be the light. I'm Daredevil. And am I not afraid." Above the words "I am not afraid" is a red flatline from a heart monitor, that suddenly shows signs of life. Below the panels are two images of Daredevil from the Born Again finale as he puts on his helmet in the back of Josie's.
Text: The beauty of the tragedy of the season is that the good guys lost. Matt Murdock lost. Fisk won. But in those final moments you understand just enough that despite the fact… the only one in that room in a costume is DD… there’s something beautiful about them being just like, yeah we lost, there’s not a lot of hope, but we’re gonna have the grit to say “fuck it” and keep going. If you’d had a bunch of other superheroes show up, it almost gives too much hope. That’s no longer about the grit and uncertainty and just going forth and doing it… even though you’re probably going to lose. That’s heroic. It’s just him and these people, just humans, and they’re going to keep going… because they’re going to do what’s right. Justin Benson speaking to the Phase Hero podcast. Below the text is a screenshot from the finale of Daredevil: Born Again. Daredevil, in his mask, emerges from the back of Josie's where Josie, Cherry, Karen, and three good cops including Angie Kim are waiting.
Top image is from the finale of Daredevil: Born Again. Frank, standing in Matt's dark apartment asks: "Why would you take a bullet for that asshole?" Bottom two images are of Charlie Cox from a Marvel Entertainment roundtable discussion. His captions read: "I think the obvious one is the preservation of life... But I think, also the worst possible outcome is that [Fisk] dies a martyr.
Two images from the first episode of Daredevil Born Again. The top is of Wilson Fisk, newly elected mayor of New York, standing on a rooftop, bathed in white light, looking down on the city. The second image is of Matt Murdock standing on the street below, bathed in red light. The quote from Charlie reads: One of [Matt’s] mantras from his father is that it’s not about about how hard you hit the mat, it’s that you keep getting back up. And the irony of that is he has witnessed that exact mentality, that exact ability, in his arch nemesis. And that same character trait is killing [Matt]. Charlie Cox talking to The Official Marvel Podcast.
Quote from Dario Scardapane speaking to The Official Marvel Podcast: "In the end, when [Karen] is in the back of Josie’s and kind of holding his head in her hands, and the things that she has to say to him... that’s why she came back… I think she’s come back with a very, very specific agenda, one that will be revealed." Image is of Matt and Karen in the back of Josie's. Karen is holding Matt's head in her hands while giving him a pep talk.
Photo of Wilson Bethel, Naqam Washington, and Charlie Cox posing at Naqam's gym after a workout. Charlie and Wilson are in plain black shirts and Naqam is wearing a black anime Vegeta pride t-shirt.
Daredevil against a fire red background and with an oat milk mustache. Text reads: "got oat milk?" as a play on the American "got milk?" advertising campaign.
Image of Foggy and Kirsten drinking at Josie's bar, looking at the camera. The text is a partial quote from Foggy from the previous scene with Matt and Karen. It reads simply, "Hope for the future - Franklin Foggy Nelson.”
Quote from Daredevil Born Again director Aaron Moorhead to the Hollywood Reporter: “We were looking at Elden, and we started to think, ‘What right do we have to kill Foggy?’ But he gave us his blessing as long as we took it very seriously, and it wasn’t just meant to be something shocking. If it resonated out and was the reason that Matt did the things that he did for the rest of the show, then we’d have permission to do it.” Below is an image of Foggy's brailled prayer card from his funeral. It has a black and white photo of Foggy in a suit and tie, words reading "In loving memory of Franklin ‘Foggy’ Nelson."
Top photo is from Save Daredevil's 2019 New York Comic Con rooftop party attended by Charlie Cox, Joe Quesada, Susan Varon, and Naqam Washington, surrounded by fans in red and white Save Daredevil t-shirts, with the New York City skyline in the background. Bottom photo is from the New York premiere of Daredevil Born Again, this time with Charlie surrounded by his castmates.
Klee's Figurine of the Colorful Devil. The primary colors of the head are are red and yellow. The art is positioned above an image of Daredevil's different masks with the red and yellow masks at the center.
Klee's work titled Overloaded Devil positioned above an image of Wilson Fisk enjoying a hearty meal at an Italian restaurant, having abandoned egg white omelets.
Image of Fisk in the Red Hook neighborhood, standing in front of plans for his revitalization project for the area. Red Hook was a prosperous shipping port in the early 20th century. The image is positioned above Klee's Demon Above the Ships work.
Klee's Demonic Puppets features a central figure surrounded its puppets. It's positioned above an image of Vanessa as the Queenpin of crime, leading a meeting of the the heads of the five families under her control.
Klee's work The Devil Juggles is suggestive of the duality of our protagonist and antagonist. The painting is positioned between images of Mayor Fisk juggling his role as mayor with his darker half as a violent kingpin of crime paralleling Matt's role as a lawyer upholding the law while juggling his darker half as a vigilante operating outside of the law.
Paul Klee's Stupid Devil (1938) with a gray-ish color palette. The devil has uneven eyes a decidedly dopey smile on his face, positioned next to Wilson Fisk giving a press conference in a gray suit with an equally dopey, forced smile on his face.
Paul Klee's She-Devil, Dominating the World with an orange and red color palette positioned next to an image of Vanessa Fisk at the Governor's Ball, wearing a red dress.
Paul Klee's Little Blue Devil with jagged teeth, positioned above an image of Bullseye with a blue filter, feeling the gap from the dislodged tooth in his mouth. Paul Klee's Small Fire Devil, with hands splayed, positioned above an image of Matt lying on the floor with a red filter after being shot. His hand is splayed above his chest.
Paul Klee's painting titled Adam and Little Eve positioned next to an image from Daredevil Born Again- Vanessa's lover Adam is clinging to the bars of his cell where Wilson has held him captive for taking his forbidden fruit.
From Daredevil: Born Again, two screenshots of Josie behind her bar with a bottle of whiskey. Text: "How many oceans of Irish do you think I serve here?" "I know what my people drink."
Side-by-side video of similar moments: 1) From Daredevil season 1, Nobu dragging an impaled Daredevil by the chain of his kyoketsu-shoge 2) From Daredevil: Born Again, Daredevil dragging an impaled Muse by the cord of this grappling hook
Four images from “Daredevil: Born Again.” The first three images are stills from a rooftop conversation between Wilson and Vanessa Fisk in episode one. 1) Wilson: "I know about Adam, Vanessa." 2) Vanessa: "Do not kill him." 3) Wilson: "I'm not that man anymore." The fourth image is from the end of episode four. Wilson is eating a meal in a dungeon-like room, and behind him we can see a disheveled looking man with long hair and a beard, clinging to prison cell bars. The caption reads: “Adam breathing shakily.”
Scene from episode four of Daredevil:Born Again. A Latvian choir is singing 'We Built this City' for Mayor Fisk. They're wearing traditional dress. Two women are wearing floral crowns.
Clip from Daredevil: Born Again, season 1, episode 1. Josie is making a toast to Cherry: “To Cherry! May you be in heaven a full half hour before the devil know you’re dead!”
On a red background is: 1) An illustration by Monique Müge of Charlie Cox surrounded by 16 members of the Save Daredevil team wearing our red Save Daredevil T-shirts. 2) White text that reads, "When you watch Daredevil: Born Again today, please remember Van, who passed away just months before the show was officially saved. Her passion, creativity, and wisdom were major driving forces behind this campaign, and her warmth, generosity, and friendship have been deeply missed." 3) A "Fratt" hashtag 4) Text crediting Monique Müge for the illustration 5) A white "Saved Daredevil" logo
Screenshot from season 3, episode 13 of Daredevil, titled "A New Napkin." Foggy is holding up a napkin where he's written the names "Nelson, Murdock, & Page." Text reads "1 day until Daredevil Born Again." Saved Daredevil.
Screenshot from season 3, episode 12 of Daredevil, titled "One Last Shot." Vanessa is sitting at helm of Wilson's command center. Fisk is standing behind her, with Vanessa holding his hand resting on her shoulder. Text reads "2 days until Daredevil Born Again." Saved Daredevil.
Screenshot from season 3, episode 11 of Daredevil, titled "Reunion." Sister Maggie is standing behind the gate to the church crypt where Matt and Karen are hiding. She's pretending she's having trouble with the keys as Agent Nadeem and an impatient Dex stand behind her. Text reads: "3 days until Daredevil Born Again." Saved Daredevil.
Screenshot from season 3 episode 10 of Daredevil, titled "Karen." In a flashback to her life in Vermont, Karen is sitting alone in her family's diner with a black eye and cuts on her face from a recent car crash. Text reads "4 days until Daredevil Born Again." Saved Daredevil.
Three images of the Empire State building, all shining red. The first is from the finale of The Defenders series, and the second is from the first episode of The Punisher, both honoring the in-universe death of Daredevil. The third image is from the real life premiere of Daredevil: Born Again that took place on February 24, 2025.
Screenshot from season 3, episode 9 of Daredevil, titled "Revelations." Matt is sitting on a bench at Fogwells's Gym, hallucinating his father, Jack Murdock, standing behind him. Text reads "Five days until Daredevil Born Again." Saved Daredevil.
Screenshot from season 3, episode 8 of Daredevil, titled "Upstairs/Downstairs." Image of the side profiles of Daredevil and Agent Nadeem as they have a heated discussion in an alley. Text reads "Six days until Daredevil Born Again. Saved Daredevil."
A view from the top of a set of stairs leading down to a subway platform. Above the stairwell are graffiti-style posters of Kingpin and Daredevil from the chest up. The artwork (by David Mack) is a combination of black, white, and red, and is punctuated by scratchy, chaotic strokes, especially around the edges. Just below these posters is a red banner with the Daredevil: Born Again logo and the tag line “The devil’s work is never done.” The poster art is repeated on a larger scale on the walls on either side of the stairwell. In the center of the photo is a hand holding a red-orange foam brick with the white SavedDaredevil logo printed on the side.
Screenshot from season 3, episode 7 of Daredevil, titled "Aftermath." Melvin Potter and Daredevil are fighting in Melvin's shop, and Melvin has a circular saw in one hand. Text reads: “7 days until Daredevil Born Again. Save Daredevil.”
Screenshot from season 3, episode 6 of Daredevil, titled "The Devil you Know." Dex is at the office of the New York Bulletin wearing a replica Daredevil suit and a sinister smirk on his face. Text reads “8 days until Daredevil Born Again. Saved Daredevil.”
Screenshot from season 3, episode 5 of Daredevil, titled "The Perfect Game.” The scene is in black and white. Present day Fisk is sitting on a bench, immersed in a flashback to the day young Dex murdered his baseball coach. Text reads: “9 days until Daredevil Born Again. Saved Daredevil.”
Screenshot from season 3, episode 4 of Daredevil, titled "Blindsided." A drugged and exhausted Matt has been dragged by the Albanians into a utility closet in a prison. One of the inmates is holding Matt against a wall and a blade against his neck. Matt has grin on his face. Text reads “10 days until Daredevil Born Again. Saved Daredevil.”
Screenshot from season 3, episode 3 of Daredevil, titled "No Good Deed." It's nighttime, and Foggy and Marci are in their apartment. Marci is comforting Foggy who's upset about a nightmare he had about Matt. Text reads: “11 days until Daredevil Born Again. Saved Daredevil.”
Screenshot from season 3, episode 2 of Daredevil, titled "Please." In the church crypt, Maggie is standing with her arms folded, looking at a wounded and despondent Matthew. Text reads: “12 days until Daredevil Born Again. Saved Daredevil.”
Screenshot from season 3, episode 1 of Daredevil, titled “Resurrection.” In the church crypt, Matt has been sparring, and is disoriented after a punch to his head. He is standing near a statue with his arm outstretched as he tries to regain his bearings. Father Lantom is standing behind him looking concerned. Text reads: “13 days until Daredevil Born Again. Saved Daredevil.”
Screenshot from season 2, episode 13 of Daredevil, titled “A Cold Day in Hell's Kitchen.” It's nighttime and The Punisher is standing on a rooftop surrounded by mist.
Photo of Charlie Cox from new issue of British GQ. He's wearing green jeans and a green jacket, with a white t-shirt, standing on a ladder next to a green backdrop, in what looks to be a New York alley. Text reads: “Cox himself had grown fiercely protective of Murdock, as fans had grown protective of him.”
Photo of February 22, 2019 Save Daredevil billboard in Times Square. It has a picture of Matt Murdock from Father Lantom's funeral in season 3.
Screenshot from season 2, episode 10 of Daredevil, titled “Man in the Box.” Wilson Fisk in an orange prison jumpsuit has grabbed Matt Murdock by the collar in a fit of rage. Text reads “15 days until Daredevil Born Again. Saved Daredevil.”
Screenshot from season 2, episode 9 of Daredevil titled “Seven Minutes in Heaven.”Frank Castle is standing in a smoke-filled prison block, in a white jumpsuit, covered in blood after killing several prisoners in orange jumpsuits. Much of the blood has been covered by images of sparkles and a bar of soap. Text reads “16 days until Daredevil Born Again. Saved Daredevil.”
Screenshot from season 2, episode 9 of Daredevil titled “Seven Minutes in Heaven.”Frank Castle is standing in a smoke-filled prison block, in a white jumpsuit, covered in blood after killing several prisoners in orange jumpsuits. Text reads “16 days until Daredevil Born Again. Saved Daredevil.”
Screenshot from season 2, episode 6 of Daredevil, titled “Regrets Only.” Matt and Elektra are stepping out of an elevator, Matt's tie is untied, Elektra is holding her shoes, and pretending to be drunk. Text reads “17 days until Daredevil Born Again. Saved Daredevil.”