Luke Cage Second Chances 2 Paperback – April 5, 2016

This was a great classic series to visit to get an idea of what this character was like before his television series premier. It explains a lot of why the character is the way he is and the things that are potentially to come down the line in the future. Looking forward to digging in deeper into CAGE.

This was a nostalgia buy for me. reading these brings back memories

Very good condition

great add to collection

This book collects Issues 13-20 of Cage as well as crossover issues with Terror Inc. and Silver Sable and the Wild PackThe book starts off decently enough with the first two issues taking care of some loose ends from Cage's first book, bring across a big final confrontation and resolving some issues with his family.Then we get into the six issue crossover including two issues of Terror, Inc. and Silver Sable. Terror is one of the more repulsive characters I've seen. The characters are awful, the storyline is uninteresting, the dialogue is terrible, and the artwork is awful. The best thing that can be said for the story is that the art on Luke Cage looked better than the art on the other two books.The final four issues of Luke Cage features Cage overreacting to negative PR, then a three-part story featuring evil possession and requiring half the Fantastic Four including the Thing wearing a wrestling mask for...reasons to save the day.Overall, this was disappointing book. It didn't exactly start strong. It did start okay and set up some good storylines for Cage, but we never got to tsee any of it as the book goes out with a whimper with an awful crossover and some meh final stories in Chicago.