Born Again is Daredevil: Born Once finds Matt Murdock once again fighting for justice, both in the courtroom and on the streets. The series acts as a reboot of sorts and reunites Charlie Cox with Vincent D’Onofrio’s (who reprises his role as Wilson Fisk) to once again battle for the soul of Hell’s Kitchen. 

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A new spin on Spider-Man lore unfolds in the streamer’s new animated series, Spider-Man from the safe community. The show, presented in a nostalgic animation style, explores a different timeline in which Peter Parker (Hudson Thames) is mentored by Norman Osborn (Colman Domingo), who you may know better as the villainous Green Goblin. This’ll be interesting.

Pixar’s second original animated series follows a middle class softball team and their trip to the finals. The eight-episode time spans a year and follows various characters as they examine the same events from various points of view. SNL grads May Forte and Melissa Villaseñor lend their tones alongside Better Call Saul’s Rhea Seehorn, Lil Rey Howery, Rosa Salazar, Flula Borg and Jo Firestone.

Justin Long led the second installment of Disney Plus ‘ YA line, and David Schwimmer takes up the mantle of frightening child in the movie’s next year. The classic book series R. L. Stine is the inspiration for the gateway horror series. Each year follows a group of teenagers wrapped up in a divine mystery. &nbsp,

Skeleton Crew from Star Wars dials the tone back to the Amblin days of the 1980s. There’s no trace of Luke Skywalker in this show. Instead, Skeleton Crew takes place in a reality where stories of the Jedi are viewed as fairy tales. That is, until a ragtag group of kids stumble upon an abandoned starship and accidentally shoot themselves into space. The result: a (literally) out-of-this-world adventure.

Although Agatha All Along is not a primary follow-up to WandaVision, the stories are unquestionably related. Kathryn Hahn reprises her wonderfully wicked role in the eerie new series, which follows Agatha and a group of ragtag witches on a journey down the Witches Road to support Ms. Harkness obtain her powers again. Teaser: It won’t get simple.

Views from Star Wars is a fun and edgy animated anthology series that adds an exciting new element to Lucasfilm’s long-established franchise. Seven Japanese animation studios were tapped to create nine unique noncanonical episodes for the program. Additional episodes from Spain, Ireland, Chile, the United Kingdom, South Korea, France, India, Japan and South Africa were released in the show’s second installment.