Marvel's Daredevil Season 3: 10 Early Predictions For Season 4
2. More Courtroom Drama
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In the Modern Age of comics, Daredevil has predominantly been part-courtroom drama, part superhero adventure. It was these two aspects that the first season rooted itself in, and though they took a back seat during the latter half of Season 2, they reemerged - however briefly - in its third.
With Nelson & Murdock (and Page) back in action, we can finally expect to see Matt doing what he does best: helping those in need, and ensuring that justice is delivered even if the system won't.
Sure, Foggy will have to take a pay-cut, but seeing the gang back together, solving mysteries and earning acquittals, is the bread and butter of the Man Without Fear. Yes, it's all permeated by that red costume and some nighttime antics, but the best Daredevil stories are told in the courtroom. With a corrupt Federal agency to take down, expect Matt, Foggy and Karen's firm to be right at the centre of all of it.
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