“Everybody talking about Luke Cage like he’s Jesus.”
With The Defenders finally behind them, Netflix continues to separate its heroes from the rest of the MCU. Do not expect any clunky references to Infinity War in the second season of Luke Cage. Going forward, Mike Colter’s hero-for-hire will be concerned exclusively with the well-being of Harlem.
The second season drops on June 22nd and runs the usual 13 episodes. Will it suffer the same problems of filler it experienced the first go-around? Hopefully not. The first half of the first season is some of the finest comic book drama produced by Netflix, but gosh, that back half was a depressing letdown. I have my fingers perpetually crossed for an evenly paced series.
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Let’s get psychological.
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Environment is everything.
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