Cheo Hodari Coker, the executive producer for Marvel’s Luke Cage, might have been shorted an opportunity to continue the story of Harlem’s Hero but he’s on to collecting bigger bags. It was recently announced that Coker’s production company just signed an exclusive deal with Amazon and will be headquartered in the Pacific Northwest.
Harlem’s Hero for Hire just got curved. Today (Oct. 19), Netflix announced that Marvel’s Luke Cage will not be returning for a third season.
Once again it’s on! After taking a break from saving the world in The Defenders, Luke Cage done made it back to Harlem to reclaim his throne as the Black hero that everyone hailed before King T’Challa came through to dethrone him.
Before Marvel’s Black Panther had the game on smash, Marvel’s Luke Cage had the internet going nuts thanks to its cleverly written storyline, solid and relatable characters, and overall Hip-Hop influenced theme (peep our season 1 recaps).
Has it really been that long since we’ve seen Luke Cage handing out fades to bad guys in Harlem? Well, the wait is over, and the second season of Marvel’s Luke Cage is available to the masses via Netflix and fans on Twitter are going up for the Uptown hero.
We’re only a few weeks away from enjoying a “sweet Christmas” in the summer when Netflix drops season 2 of Marvel’s Luke Cage on June 22 and to build some more buzz for the premier Netflix done blessed us with a new trailer for the hit series.
One of the fan-favorite characters in Marvel’s Luke Cage on Netflix is Misty Knight. Before we get to the trailer, there spoilers ahead if you didn’t see The Defenders.
The last time we saw our bulletproof hero Luke Cage, he was on the receiving end of a fade for the ages. In a new teaser clip for the upcoming second season of Marvel’s Luke Cage, Power Man catches hell up in Harlem from the residents he swore to protect although folks have their doubts.
Season 2 of Marvel’s Luke Cage will not only bring the action but will also have some very lit live musical performances as well.
Luke Cage caught a fade? We see Harlem’s Hero for Hire gets knocked out by a new villain in the official season 2 trailer for the Netflix series Marvel’s Luke Cage.
