There's a tonne of excitement surrounding Daredevil: Born Again, no great surprise when the Man Without Fear has already made such a big impact in the MCU with just two small cameo roles. Both Spider-Man: No Way Home and She-Hulk: Attorney at Law offered an idea of what we can expect from the Disney+ series, though it remains shrouded in secrecy.
Not too long ago, seemingly reliable sources claimed that Wednesday star Jenna Ortega is being eyed to play White Tiger in the show, and some epic fan art reveals what she could look like as the hero.
Wednesday has been one of Netflix's biggest hits, resulting in Ortega being put on the map in a huge way. The actress would be a phenomenal addition to this series and the wider MCU, and this artwork definitely has us excited to potentially see her suit up as the heroic White Tiger.
If it's true that Ortega is going to play the vigilante, this wouldn't actually be her first time starring in an MCU project. She previously played the daughter of Miguel Ferrer's Vice President Rodriguez in 2013's Iron Man 3, though we'd say this is a case of an actor being cast in two separate roles rather than there being any sort of link between the two.
If Marvel Studios is looking to continue diversifying the MCU so that it better reflects our world, then Angela Del Toro should be a priority. The FBI agent found herself in Daredevil's world after being tasked with investigating the Man Without Fear, but was later presented with the opportunity to become a superhero in her own right.
Transformed into the heroic White Tiger thanks to a powerful amulet passed down by her uncle, Daredevil took Angela under his wing and taught her what it meant to be a vigilante.
In Daredevil: Born Again, Charlie Cox's Matt Murdock will square off with Vincent D'Onofrio Kingpin of Crime. Other confirmed cast members include Margarita Levieva and Sandrine Holt, while Michael Gandolfini is expected to play Richard Fisk/The Rose.
Daredevil: Born Again is set to premiere on Disney+ in 2024.
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