It just had to happen!

With Warner Bros and DC doing their magic with Robert Pattinson's new Batman film, it was only some time left for Marvel to bring the rabbit out of the hat.

And it sure looks like they've done it again, in some spectacular fashion! According to reports, MCU's Daredevil reboot is finally set to enter production, and will apparently be a Disney+ MCU series.

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This means that the Devil of Hell's Kitchen will finally be returning back to the TV screens to terrorize his enemies.

This is according to the latest issue of Production Weekly, which is usually the centre of providing pre-production or in-production projects for film professionals.

The news was included in a section for a show which was referred to as the 'Daredevil Reboot'.

According to reports, the show was listed as a Disney+ series which was currently in development. It also mentioned Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige, and Chris Gary as producers of the popular show.

This points to the much-anticipated return of fan-favourite Charlie Cox as attorney Matt Murdoch/Crimefighter vigilante Daredevil.

Charlie already made fans jump up from their seats in Tom Holland's Spider-Man: No Way Home back in December of last year.

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And well, it looks like he'll have the same effect when the star returns in the show as the popular superhero. While he will return, it is still not known what kind of project the character would appear in, or whether there would be any more tweaks to the whole show, as per Disney.

So far, no timelines have been given for the show or when it will begin production.

There is also no information on which actors would be starring in the project and how exactly will it be synchronized with the rest of the MCU.

However, recently, actress Deborah Ann Woll, who played the role of Karen Page in the show revealed her hope for the character to return again.

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“I loved playing Karen Page. I would gladly, in a heartbeat, pick Karen back up,” said Woll, while speaking to Den of Geek. 

Source: IGN

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