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Daredevil: La bande-annonce née de nouveau révèle Matt Murdock, Kingpin, Punisher et un premier coup d'œil à Muse

Mar 05,2025 Auteur: Hazel

La série Daredevil: Born Disney + très attendue de Marvel dévoile sa première bande-annonce, présentant le retour triomphant de Charlie Cox en tant que Matt Murdock, reprenant son rôle de la célèbre série Netflix.

Prémition le 4 mars, Daredevil: Born réunit de nouveau les joueurs clés, dont Vincent D'Onofrio en tant que Wilson Fisk (Kingpin) et Jon Bernthal en tant que Frank Castle (Punisher). La bande-annonce taquine des séquences d'action intenses et jargées en os alors que Daredevil affronte le monde criminel de Hell's Kitchen.

Une alliance surprenante se forme entre Matt Murdock et Wilson Fisk contre un nouvel adversaire formidable: le tueur en série artistique, Muse. La bande-annonce offre un aperçu de la présence menaçante de Muse, son masque blanc saignant signature ajoutant à l'atmosphère effrayante.

Un ajout relativement récent à la galerie du Rogue de Daredevil, Muse a été conçu par Charles Soule et Ron Garney, apparaissant pour la première fois dans Daredevil # 11 en 2016.

La bande-annonce fournit également un aperçu du retour de Wilson Bethel en tant que Bullseye (Benjamin Poindexter), un autre antagoniste notoire de Daredevil. Bethel reprend son rôle de la série Netflix, après avoir été apparue dans 11 des 13 épisodes de la saison 3. Sa représentation de Bullseye dans Daredevil de Netflix a offert une histoire convaincante et tragique, enrichissant considérablement le personnage de son apparition initiale dans Daredevil # 131 de 1976. La bande-annonce laisse les fans impatients de voir comment son arc narratif se déroule.

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