LEAKED: Incredible Daredevil Season Two Footage!

Also back is our dynamic trio of Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox), Foggy Nelson (Elden Henson) and Karen Page (Deborah Ann Woll), with Rosario Dawson’s Claire Temple also popping up in the new footage. Seeing Elodie Yung as Elektra for the first time is incredible, but the teaser focuses more on Jon Bernthal’s Punisher than anything else – could it be that Frank Castle has a bigger role in season two than most fans expected?

Maybe wishing for a full promo of season 2 of “Daredevil” at New York’s Comic-Con is a bit much to ask but a teaser trailer or a few substantial footage isn’t.

All of that said: there will no doubt be discussion about the episode’s other sexual subplot (so much sexuality in one hour of superhero fiction!), which has to do with mind control and the consequences of rape.

The stars were joined on stage by new showrunners Doug Petrie and Marco Ramirez, who admitted that the enthusiastic fan response for “Daredevil” season one helped reassure them that there was an appetite for “dark, gritty, sophisticated content”. “I know that sucks”. Therefore, the piece of suit will definitely be the centre of attention in the upcoming season which will have its premiere on Netflix this spring. There was a flash of the Daredevil costume as Matt Murdock (Cox) headed down a few stairs. If you watched the leaked trailer that debuted over the weekend, this new version is all of the footage that debuted after what appeared to be a sizzle reel of Season 1.

“I know how important this character is to you guys”. “It’s intense, it’s exciting and I can’t be happier, really”. “I know how important this character is to you guys”.

Jessica Jones is based on Alias, a comic published under the adult Marvel Max imprint. “I’m gonna give everything that I have”. It takes a talented actress to be able to portray Jessica not as victim or stereotype, but as someone who will, at the end of the day, put aside their fears and fight for justice. Along with superlatives given out by a number of media outlets (but none from Bam Smack Pow, as far as I could tell), there’s a nice selection of visual highlights from among the first 13 episodes of Marvel’s first Netflix series.