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Netflix Subscribers Can See The New Luke Cage Teaser Now
Marvel just released the second season of Daredevil on Netflix, but it is already looking ahead to the next expansion. Luke Cage (pictured above in Jessica Jones) is getting his own series, and Netflix subscribers can see the latest trailer now.
The brief trailer auto-plays after viewers finish the last available episode of Daredevil, but if you're a Netflix subscriber, you can sign in and go here to see the trailer by itself. A standalone version isn't officially available online (yet), but we'll update this story if and when it's released. For now, you can see some .gifs at Entertainment Weekly.
If you don't have Netflix (but are, for some reason, still excited about the series), you aren't missing any major revelations. The teaser shows Luke Cage walking into a gym, getting shot at by a bunch of bad guys, and complaining about having to buy new clothes.
Luke Cage will be released on September 30.
[Source: Entertainment Weekly]
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