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The first teaser trailer for Marvel's newest Netflix series, Luke Cage, has debuted on the streaming service.
Cage, played by Mike Colter (Million Dollar Baby), was first introduced to viewers in another Netflix show, Jessica Jones, in November 2015. The Marvel character is a former convict with superhuman strength and unbreakable skin who fights crime.
In the trailer, Cage is seen in a gym, being held at gunpoint by a group of men. See it in full here.
Filming wrapped earlier this month, and the series is set to hit Netflix on September 30, 2016.
Marvel's other Netflix shows continue to succeed, with Jessica Jones renewed for a second season in January. Netflix has confirmed it that has signed off on another 13 episodes of the series, which stars Krysten Ritter as a private detective with superhuman ablities.
As part of its deal with Marvel, Netflix is developing four original live-action series based on the comic publisher’s characters. Jessica Jones, one of few television comic adaptions to feature a female lead, was the second series to have been announced. The first, Daredevil, premiered in April last year, and features actor Charlie Cox in the lead role of the blind superhero. Its second series was made available on the service on Friday (March 18).
Cage, played by Mike Colter (Million Dollar Baby), was first introduced to viewers in another Netflix show, Jessica Jones, in November 2015. The Marvel character is a former convict with superhuman strength and unbreakable skin who fights crime.
In the trailer, Cage is seen in a gym, being held at gunpoint by a group of men. See it in full here.
Filming wrapped earlier this month, and the series is set to hit Netflix on September 30, 2016.
Marvel's other Netflix shows continue to succeed, with Jessica Jones renewed for a second season in January. Netflix has confirmed it that has signed off on another 13 episodes of the series, which stars Krysten Ritter as a private detective with superhuman ablities.
As part of its deal with Marvel, Netflix is developing four original live-action series based on the comic publisher’s characters. Jessica Jones, one of few television comic adaptions to feature a female lead, was the second series to have been announced. The first, Daredevil, premiered in April last year, and features actor Charlie Cox in the lead role of the blind superhero. Its second series was made available on the service on Friday (March 18).
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