New Marvel Footage Shows Off Matthew Lillard’s Daredevil: Born Again Villain, Krysten Ritter’s Return to the MCU, and Wonder Man’s Powers

At one point in the sneak peek, we see Williams get frustrated and smash a table, revealing his powers which have largely been held back in the marketing of this series so far (and in the character’s life apparently as well, since we know from the trailers that he has to sign an agreement in one scene that says he doesn’t have powers before he can audition for the role). This moment of table-destruction was previously glimpsed in a Disney+ trailer for their various upcoming series, but any real look at Williams’ abilities remains elusive with the series’ debut coming on January 27.

Learn more about Marvel’s Wonder Man here.

Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 Footage

On the Daredevil: Born Again front, the exclusive CCXP footage showed off several noteworthy bits and pieces, including the return of Krysten Ritter to the MCU as Jessica Jones, Matt Murdock’s former fellow Defender (though you can’t blame them if they don’t talk much about that), Charlie Cox’s Matt having what looks like a seizure, Wilson Bethel’s Dex/Bullseye possibly drinking a milkshake (“I drink your milkshake!”), Vincent D’Onofrio’s Wilson Fisk boxing a guy, lots of fighting (of course), and… our first look at Matthew Lillard as a new antagonist for the Man Without Fear named Mr. Charles.

According to Entertainment Weekly, via The Direct, Marvel’s Head of TV and Animation Brad Winderbaum had this to say about the character: “He plays a character named Mr. Charles. The story is about power. When Wilson Fisk takes over New York, not just as a mayor but as a king in a way, it puts him in a new class of power players on the international stage. Matthew Lillard’s character represents that.”

Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 will debut on March 4, 2026, and a third season is also in the works.

Dig in below on the previous season of the show with our spoiler chat with Charlie Cox, Vincent D’Onofrio, and directors Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead: