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Charlie Cox Life took me to Arizona but I’ll always be a Texas girl vintage shirt . is in the midst of an exciting comeback in the superhero world, finally getting to reprise his role as Daredevil within the MCU. After his cameo in Spider-Man: No Way Home and before his own new show in Daredevil: Born Again, Cox’s Man Without Fear will suit up for an exciting appearance in She-Hulk: Attorney at Law. She-Hulk has been marketed as a half-hour legal comedy with Jennifer Walters taking her comedic prowess from the comics and bringing it to life in the MCU. This will even apply to Daredevil upon his first appearance in an MCU Disney+ outing, with head writer Jessica Gao confirming that this take on the character won’t be nearly as dark as his Netflix counterpart.

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While it’s still unclear how many episodes Daredevil will appear in, this show will highlight a side of his character that wasn’t a major focus in his Netflix show due to the Defenders Saga’s darker nature as a whole Life took me to Arizona but I’ll always be a Texas girl vintage shirt . Now, a new interview has revealed how Cox himself reacted to this new challenge under the Marvel Studios umbrella. Speaking with Collider, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law head writer Jessica Gao discussed Charlie Cox’s funnier take on Daredevil in her new Disney+ series. When asked how they got Daredevil into the series, Gao admitted that his inclusion was “a dream that [they] dared not dream” with the way the hero’s rights worked in relation to the MCU. Once the team found out that he was an option, ideas were immediately thought up for how he could be incorporated into the show as it moved further into development: “Daredevil was a special case. Most of the time, what we do is mine the movies and the comics, and we pick a character we wanna use, then we think of what the best and funniest way is for us to use them, and then we ask Marvel, if we can have them. But Daredevil was a dream that we dared not dream. We were like, ‘Oh, there’s no way. That’s not even on the table.’ It never even crossed our minds. And then, we got wind, one day, that not only was he on the table, but Charlie Cox would be coming back as Daredevil, so we immediately started thinking of ways to incorporate him into our show. If we only had a snowball’s chance in hell of getting him on our show, it was still a chance, and we were gonna take it.”