Hot Toys Daredevil

Daredevil feature sheet showing the black-and-red suit, cowled and unmasked heads, alternate lower faces, red sunglasses, Billy Clubs, hands and street diorama base.

Hot Toys Daredevil posed airborne with bent legs, swinging a wire-linked Billy Club across his body while the other club is raised behind his shoulder.

Hot Toys Daredevil delivering a high airborne kick while holding a Billy Club above his shoulder, with the connecting wire looping around his black-armored legs.

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Hot Toys Daredevil recreates the black suit from Daredevil: Born Again Season 2, with weathered areas exposing red beneath. Interchangeable cowl parts, lower faces and an unmasked portrait accompany his Billy Clubs.

US Release Date: Apr–Sep 2027
Figure Height: 11.81 inches
Preorder Status: Open

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What Comes in the Box

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Hot Toys Daredevil Standard Version

The Standard Version comes with the items below.

(1) Daredevil figure
(2) interchangeable cowls with different levels of weathering
(2) interchangeable lower-face parts
(1) unmasked Matt Murdock portrait
(1) pair of fists
(1) pair of relaxed hands
(1) pair of open hands
(1) pair of claw-gesture hands
(1) pair of Billy Club-holding hands
(1) black Daredevil suit with red DD chest logo
Weathering that reveals red beneath the black paint
(1) pair of black forearm gauntlets
(1) black-and-silver belt with weathering that reveals red on the buckle
(1) thigh strap with Billy Club holster
(1) pair of black knee armor plates
(1) pair of black long boots
(1) pair of black short Billy Clubs
(1) wire (attachable to the pair of short Billy Clubs; bendable wire embedded)
(1) black extended Billy Club
(1) pair of black sunglasses with red lenses
Specially designed Hell’s Kitchen street-themed magnetic diorama figure base with Daredevil logo

Planning Your Display

Billy Club Poses

The short Billy Clubs work well in a close fighting stance, with one held low and the other raised beside the cowl. Connecting them with the wire creates the nunchaku pose, but needs more room around the arms.

Matt Murdock Street Display

The Matt Murdock head and sunglasses offer a quieter alternative on the Hell’s Kitchen street base. The rainwater, pavement and manhole details are worth keeping visible, especially in a display photographed from above.

A Closer Look at Daredevil

The black coating is part of Matt’s attempt to stay hidden during Fisk’s crackdown. Red showing through the worn areas makes the suit look repainted, rather than replaced, and the DD emblem gives it a stronger comic connection than the earlier television costume. Hot Toys also offers two levels of wear on the cowl.

Collectors following the costume changes can look back at our review of the earlier Daredevil figure. That red Netflix-era suit and this black Born Again version show two distinct periods of Charlie Cox’s Daredevil.

The black-and-red design is often compared with the Shadowland suit from the comics. Charlie Cox makes an important distinction in his discussion of Season 2: as the black paint wears away, the television costume develops its own appearance. The reference is useful, but it does not make this figure a direct adaptation of every event in the Shadowland comic.

That makes the wear part of the costume's story rather than random dirt applied to an otherwise new suit. A less worn cowl and a more exposed red surface suggest different stages of the same outfit. Matching the expression to the amount of visible damage gives the portrait a reason to look composed or exhausted.

The unmasked head is also worth considering beyond a standard accessory count. Matt's face is recognizable without the horns, and the sunglasses connect the costumed figure back to the lawyer beneath it. For collectors following Charlie Cox's portrayal, that connection is as important as the new chest emblem or the color of the suit.

Born Again is a title with more than one history

Born Again was a Daredevil comic story before it became the title of the television series. The screen production has its own continuity, cast and costume development. A shared title or a visual reference to a comic does not mean the figure recreates that entire printed story. This release is Charlie Cox's television Daredevil, with the appearance identified in the product photographs.

The Season 2 production discussion places Matt under pressure from Mayor Wilson Fisk, who is using public power against vigilantes. That is a different kind of threat from meeting another costumed fighter on a rooftop. Matt's decision to conceal himself belongs to that situation, and the blackened suit makes sense as something done out of necessity.

For a collector following Cox's performance, the figure can represent that point in Matt's life without needing a full street battle. An unmasked pause or a guarded stance can show someone trying to work under pressure. Keep the face and chest readable, and the particular costume already supplies the setting. It is more specific than treating every Daredevil release as the same red-suited hero with a new accessory.

Release Information

Hot Toys Daredevil is expected at US retailers in April–September 2027.

Buying from Hot Toys or Secret Base in Hong Kong usually means getting the figure around 6–8 weeks before US retailers. Overseas shipping accounts for that gap, but the timing varies by shipment.