Full spoilers for Luke Cage's second episode continue below.
After a slow start easing viewers into the Harlem-set world of Netflix's third standalone Marvel series, Luke Cage is picking up speed thanks to an untimely death and a rightfully angry titular character. Pop's death seems to be what is going to be kicking off Luke's journey to bulletproof heroism.
The bookended scenes with Luke standing outside of Mariah Dillard's New Harlem Renaissance headquarters with one of her goons' guns pointed to his head are the most impactful work showrunner Cheo Coker has done in the series' first two episodes. From the use of the N-word to Luke no longer hiding his bullet proof nature, this marked a much-needed turning point for the series.
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