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Daredevil Jailed: Kingpin's Reign Ends, But Matt Faces Prison
12 May
Summary
- Matt Murdock revealed his Daredevil identity in court to defend Karen Page.
- Kingpin is forced to leave New York after a protest and deal.
- Daredevil is arrested for vigilante crimes and imprisoned.

The intense second season finale of "Daredevil: Born Again" saw Matt Murdock publicly unmask himself as Daredevil during a court defense of Karen Page. This move escalated his conflict with Wilson Fisk, who orchestrated a violent protest after Murdock's testimony about Fisk's illegal militia. Facing mounting pressure, Kingpin agreed to leave New York and resign as mayor.
Despite Kingpin's departure, Matt Murdock's triumph was fleeting. Shortly after, police arrested him for his vigilante activities, confining him to the same prison housing many of the anti-vigilante task force members he had previously imprisoned. This development directly parallels comic storylines, particularly "The Devil in Cell Block D."
"Born Again" Season 3 is anticipated to draw inspiration from comic arcs like Ed Brubaker's "The Devil in Cell Block D" and Chip Zdarsky's run, though it will forge its own path. Charlie Cox confirmed the upcoming season will pay homage to a specific comic storyline. The show's direction might involve Iron Fist stepping in as Daredevil, and could potentially explore Luke Cage's mayoral campaign, mirroring Zdarsky's "Devil's Reign" comic plot.