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By Michileen Martin
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It's been 17 years since Marvel started this whole MCU thing and if there's one thing that's remained constant, it's all the Easter eggs in their movies and TV shows. "Daredevil: Born Again" proves to be no exception.
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You probably found your share, but here are some of the Easter eggs we think you may have missed in the two-episode premiere of "Daredevil: Born Again".
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Bullseye's Bullseyes
There was, of course, the big bullseye on the scope of Pointdexter's rifle, but did you catch the bullseyes on his glove as he screwed in the lightbulb in Foggy's apartment building?
For a guy who still hasn't called himself Bullseye, he's got a lot of bullseyes, doesn't he?
Punisher Tattoo
When Powell - the dirty cop who survives the fight with Hector - slams Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) up against a wall, we see he has a Punisher skull tattoo on his forearm.
It's an interesting tattoo to include in "Daredevil: Born Again", not only because we know Jon Bernthal will reprise his role as Frank Castle/The Punisher in the series, but because in the world of the series he actually exists. In other words, it's one thing for a cop in real life to sport the Punisher logo, but one in the world where Punisher is actually a real guy? Why would they look up to Punisher? Especially a crooked cop like Powell?
Karen's San Francisco Home
After they see each other in court, Karen Page (Deborah Ann Woll) and Matt have a fiery reunion outside the courtroom, when we find out Page moved to San Francisco after Foggy's death.
This isn't a randomly chosen city. In a number of popular comic book runs Matt has set up shop on the West Coast. Could this be more than an Easter egg? Could this be a hint that "Daredevil: Born Again" will move out of the Big Apple?
Love Without Fear
At her book signing, Dr. Heather Glenn (Margarita Levieva) is the proud author of the new book "Love Without Fear". This is a reference to her new main squeeze, Matt, who is the Man Without Fear.
Times Square Signs And Paraphernalia
When Wilson Fisk (Vincent D'Onofrio) addresses the people of New York City on New Year's Eve, we get a whole bunch of Easter eggs. In shots of Times Square, there's a poster for the "Luke Cage" club Harlem's Paradise and a billboard for "Rogers: The Musical", the production that was introduced in "Hawkeye". There's not only a Happy New Year's Sign from the PymVanDyne Foundation but shots of the partygoers show them sporting hats, balloons, and more party favors from PymVanDyne.
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