Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock with Daredevil in Marvel Comics
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Despite playing Matt Murdock's Daredevil in live-action for nine years, Charlie Cox's Man Without Fear still hasn't used all of Daredevil's abilities from Marvel Comics in the MCU. English actor Charlie Cox first appeared as Matt Murdock in 2015's Daredevil season 1, the first chapter in Netflix's Defenders Saga, produced by Marvel Television.
In live-action, Charlie Cox's Daredevil has never faced a villain capable of creating illusions, so has never had the opportunity to display this gift. However, it stands to reason that his blindness would be as valuable in preventing confusion from illusions as it is in Marvel Comics. This could become important in the MCU's future, perhaps in Daredevil: Born Again or in Spider-Man 4, if Daredevil is involved.
Related All 7 Daredevil Characters Returning In The MCU's Born Again Daredevil: Born Again will be returning the most prominent characters from Netflix's Daredevil, including Kingpin, Bullseye, Foggy and Karen. Daredevil's transformation into a villain in Shadowland would be fantastic to see, introducing an even more powerful incarnation. While these newfound abilities were only temporary, as Iron Fist uses his chi to heal Daredevil, this super-enhanced iteration of the character posed a significant threat to the heroes of New York City. This would put a brilliant dark spin on Daredevil's MCU story, and could mark the consequences of his battles against the Hand in Netflix's Daredevil.
5 Marvel Comics’ Daredevil Is A Master Of Martial Arts Matt Murdock Is A Boxer & Trained Martial Artist Close Charlie Cox's previous performances as Matt Murdock's Daredevil have put the character's boxing skills and background to good use, but have failed to display Daredevil's incredible martial arts abilities. In Marvel Comics, Stick trained the young Matt Murdock relentlessly, making Daredevil one of the greatest martial artists in the Marvel Universe.
Charlie Cox's Daredevil has certainly demonstrated his willingness to leap into outmatched battles against more-powerful enemies, but he has never detached himself from his fear. In fact, it's this fear that makes him one of the MCU's most realistic heroes, as he's just a regular guy, albeit with heightened senses, that wants to bring justice to those in the wrong.
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