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Everyone, it seems, wants to see Daredevil in a Marvel Studios movie. The subject actually came up twice during Charlie Cox’s panel at Rose City Comic Con 2024 in Portland, Oregon — although, in both cases, fans were upfront about not just wanting to see Matt Murdock’s horned alter-ego on the big screen, but to see him teaming up with other Marvel characters.

Initially, Cox was asked whether, now that all members of so-called “Team Red” are officially part of the MCU, he’d be willing to be part of a Team Red movie.

“I mean, Team Red would be Daredevil, Deadpool and Spider-Man?” he asked, to confirm that everyone was on the same page. “I mean…” he added, with a gesture to make it clear that he would, unsurprisingly be very okay co-starring with two of the biggest Marvel Studios characters to date.

A later question came from another fan, who asked what Marvel character — inside the MCU or otherwise — he’d want to make a Marvel Team-Up style movie with.

“There’s an obvious one, there’s a really obvious one which I’d love to explore, just because of the history in the comics, and I got one scene with that character in a film,” Cox teased without saying the words “Spider-Man” at all. (Don’t worry; everyone understood, and he got a round of applause for the answer.) Here’s the thing, though; Spidey wasn’t his final answer.

“It’d be cool to do a Daredevil/Punisher film,” he said immediately after hinting at Spider-Man. Are you listening, Marvel? It would make for a great follow-up to Daredevil: Born Again after the series debuts on Disney+ in March 2025…

Keep up to date on Popverse's Marvel coverage, with these highlights: How Marvel Studios is now working "much more closely" to sell Marvel comics, where Marvel sees its future audience (and it's not at Marvel, yet!), Overgrown children of the atom: Marvel's X-Men can't evolve past their '90s commercial peak, the biggest outstanding questions of the Marvel Studios' movies & TV shows, Marvel's accidental closure on the Kang storyline, and Phil Coulson is the heart of the MCU (and it's time it starts beating again).