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Netflix has taken a very specific approach to their street level superheroes in the wake of Daredevil's critical success. Jessica Jones took a much different look at a superhero by giving us a character dealing with PTSD in the wake of a sexual assault. Having that Krysten Ritter series created and run by a woman definitely helped the show's unique voice. With Luke Cage, Netflix and Marvel have turned to Cheo Hodari Coker to bring the first superhero property starring an African-American lead. The results are a very promising mix of action and drama that avoids the pitfalls of being classified solely as an urban series. Luke Cage fits right in with it's predecessors but also maintains a very unique and distinct sound thanks to a great selection of music.
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