Daredevil: Born Again Set Photos Reveal Season 3's New Costumed Villain - Major Spoilers

Daredevil: Born Again Set Photos Reveal Season 3's New Costumed Villain - Major Spoilers

The latest photos from the set of Daredevil: Born Again Season 3 reveal the show's new costumed villain, and their presence marks a big comic book debut and a surprising evolution.

By JoshWilding - Apr 25, 2026 05:04 AM EST
Filed Under: Daredevil

Daredevil: Born Again Season 3 is currently shooting in New York, and we have some major spoilers in this latest batch of set photos. It's been hinted at a few times in Season 2, but it seems Margarita Levieva will indeed become the female Muse. 

The original Muse had a small but key role in the show's first season. Like his comic book counterpart, he was a serial killer who used his victims in his artwork. However, he was also a regular human—rather than an Inhuman—and one of Heather Glenn's patients. 

Muse became obsessed with her and tried to add Matt Murdock's then-girlfriend to his list of victims. The Man Without Fear intervened, but it was Heather who gunned her attacker down.

We've since seen her start to have a mental breakdown, with it later revealed that Muse's mask is somehow in her possession. Clearly, Heather goes completely off the deep end in Daredevil: Born Again Season 3. 

On the page, Muse takes his own life while fighting Blindspot. His spirit is sent to hell, and he later influences an artist named Morgan Whittier from beyond the grave, convincing her to become the new Muse. That version of the character looks identical to the MCU's take.

Is the female Muse going to be Daredevil: Born Again's new big bad? It's hard to imagine her being a big enough threat to warrant that, especially as Heather has no superpowers and we know the Defenders are patrolling the streets while Daredevil is MIA. 

Either way, we now know where Heather's story is going, and it's undeniably intriguing. It also seems worth pointing out that this female mused battled Elektra's Daredevil, not Matt's. 

Check out this new look at Daredevil: Born Again Season 3 below.

In Daredevil: Born Again, survival, resistance and redemption collide as the battle for the soul of New York begins. In Season 2, Mayor Wilson Fisk crushes New York City underfoot as he hunts down public enemy number one, the Hell’s Kitchen vigilante known as Daredevil.

But beneath the horned mask, Matt Murdock will try to fight back from the shadows to tear down the Kingpin’s corrupt empire and redeem his home. Resist. Rebel. Rebuild.

Created by Dario Scardapane, Chris Ord and Matt Corman, Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 stars Charlie Cox as the titular masked vigilante (aka Matt Murdock) and Vincent D’Onofrio as Wilson Fisk.

"A brutal, relentless tour-de-force, Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 is a Marvel masterstroke that sees Charlie Cox take the Man Without Fear to unprecedented heights, delivering the definitive take on Daredevil," we said in our 8-episode review published last month.

Daredevil: Born Again is now streaming weekly on Disney+.

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Matchesz
Matchesz - 4/25/2026, 6:06 AM
would’ve been better if Kingpin had his own anti vigilante spec ops team of super villains outside of the AVTF, he could have armored up Melvin Potter as Gladiator and some others, her becoming Muse seems forced.
Vigor
Vigor - 4/25/2026, 7:33 AM
That's creepy
KurtCrawler
KurtCrawler - 4/25/2026, 9:00 AM
Dig it. A good move for the show.
IAmAHoot
IAmAHoot - 4/25/2026, 9:05 AM
One of the least likeable and weakest characters of Born Again. The Muse PTSD obsession makes sense given what happened; but this semi-possessed angle (which doesn't have to strictly be supernatural in the show) has only been barely touched upon.
LoudLon
LoudLon - 4/25/2026, 9:30 AM
Muse as a character was a bit after my time as a regular comics reader so I only know about him what the show gave us -- and what they gave us didn't prove to be of much interest to me. Decent showdown fight when DD eats a couple face kicks then almost strangles him, but other than that, the whole Muse sub-plot felt half-baked.

The continuation of that storyline with Heather's Muse-related PTSD this season has also left me cold. It's not the actor's fault, she's playing what she's given. Heather is just not an interesting character to me. I think they made a mistake having her align with Fisk. It made her unlikable, and when something terrible happens to a character you don't like, you don't feel badly for them. So having no interest in this character at all, for me the show grinds to a halt any time she's on-screen.

So if the plan is to have Heather take up the Muse mantle and become a recurring villain, then the writers are going to have to really up their game and make her more relatable. Kudos to Margarita Levieva for doing the best she can with what she's given, but they could kill Heather off in the next episode and I wouldn't miss her.
MisterBones
MisterBones - 4/25/2026, 10:02 AM
This is an interesting concept. However…They’ve not explored her Muse PTSD, that seems to lead to this transition, enough. The pacing and plotting of the show is too fast, too messy and too hollow for that. And Heather is a boring character and thus a boring vehicle for this idea.
bobevanz
bobevanz - 4/25/2026, 10:40 AM
@MisterBones - it's Marvelmaxxxing at its worst
KennKathleen
KennKathleen - 4/25/2026, 10:38 AM
What MARVEL wants us to believe:


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Fenalin
Fenalin - 4/25/2026, 11:47 AM
@KennKathleen - this is one of the funniest posts I’ve ever seen on this site in a while. It also represents one of the greatest power problems I see in Marvel movies.

Despite this, I watch all the content! Make mine, Marvel!
bobevanz
bobevanz - 4/25/2026, 10:39 AM
Nothing is a secret anymore. [frick] Muse. The band is better
Gambito
Gambito - 4/25/2026, 10:45 AM
The hell is she gonna do against DD? Let alone the defenders, at least the original muse knew how to throw a punch
Fenalin
Fenalin - 4/25/2026, 11:49 AM
@Gambito - I don’t know, man. I work with therapists. Don’t underestimate how evil they can be!
TheVisionary25
TheVisionary25 - 4/25/2026, 10:57 AM
Not surprising since it seems like it’s where Heather’s arc was going throughout S2 but cool to see nonetheless…

It’s interesting how they have adapted this character since they have clearly merged/amalgamated her with the Morgan Whittier version of Muse from the comics who was an art student that takes up the mantle after being contacted by the soul of the original Muse from Hell and influenced by him (which while more grounded is how Heather is being turned into his successor in the show by being more psychologically haunted by him).

Plus even though she is a therapist in this version which gives her own mental downfall some irony , the comic iteration of Heather was a wealthy socialite who had her own mental health issues aswell which led her to unfortunately kill herself in the comics so they have definitely cherry picked elements of both Heather & Morgan (aswell as added their own) to create this incarnation of the character which I’m interested in & engaged with thus far!!.

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P.S: I think it would be interesting and quite terrifying if done well that Heather uses her psychiatry training to deal with her victims.
RaddRider
RaddRider - 4/25/2026, 11:01 AM
Think we all saw this coming

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