Daredevil: Born Again to End With Season 3 at Disney+

The Devil of Hell's Kitchen is hanging up the horns — at least this version of him. Marvel's Daredevil: Born Again, the Disney+ revival of the street-level hero, will wrap up after its upcoming third season, according to TV Guide's September 2026 roundup of canceled and renewed shows.

The news lands in a month that has been rough on streaming superhero fare. TV Guide's same September update notes that Prime Video canceled Spider-Noir after one season despite the Nicolas Cage-led series earning 11 Emmy nominations and later winning five Creative Arts Emmys. But for Daredevil, the planned three-season arc brings the character's second television life to a defined endpoint rather than an abrupt axing.

Two lives of Matt Murdock

Daredevil has had one of the more unusual journeys of any Marvel character on television. The original series, Marvel's Daredevil, premiered on Netflix in 2015 and ran for three seasons before being canceled amid the broader unraveling of Marvel's Netflix partnership. Years later, the character was brought back into the fold with Daredevil: Born Again, a Disney+ revival that continued the story of blind lawyer Matt Murdock and his double life as a vigilante in Hell's Kitchen.

An ending after season three gives the revival the same episode-of-seasons count as its Netflix predecessor, closing a loop that began more than a decade ago. For fans who followed Murdock from the gritty Netflix era through the Disney+ relaunch, the announcement sets up a final chapter rather than another open-ended wait.

No premiere date details were included in the September report. What is clear is that the third season will now carry the weight of a finale — a last stand for the version of Daredevil that bridged two eras of Marvel television.

The September timing is telling. TV Guide's roundup framed the month as a brutal one for cancellations: alongside Born Again's planned conclusion, Prime Video canceled the Nicolas Cage-led Spider-Noir after a single season, a show that had earned 11 Emmy nominations. Against that backdrop, Born Again getting a defined three-season endpoint reads as a creative decision rather than a casualty — a planned landing instead of a sudden stop.

For the character, the symmetry is hard to miss. The original Netflix series ran for three seasons after premiering in 2015, ending when Marvel's Netflix era unraveled. The Disney+ revival now looks set to match that count, giving Matt Murdock two complete three-season television lives. When the third season arrives on Disney+, it will carry the weight of a farewell — and close out one of the most unusual second acts in superhero television.