The new trailer that also sees victims of The Punisher's (Jon Bernthal) brutal actions was debuted at Comic Con Experience in Brazil.
- Dec 7, 2015
AceShowbiz - Fans at Comic Con Experience in Brazil were treated to a new trailer of "Daredevil" season 2 during the convention over the weekend. While the trailer has not been made available online, Tumblr user Cherryvane has shared details of what's shown in the new sneak peek.
According to Cherryvane, the video "started on a scene where Matt, dressed as Daredevil (wearing the uniform from the end of season 1) walks on a room that looked like a refrigerator. The place was barely lit and had big slices of meat hanging from the ceiling."
"As Daredevil walks on that room (the camera focused only at him) we see that he's searching for something as he stays quiet, slowly walking deep into the room, turning his head trying to hear something. At some point, something not show to the spectator grasps his attention."
Cherryvane added that "there are also people being hanged like meat" and Matt found one person still alive. After Matt took the man off the hook and put him down, he asked, "Why did they do this to you?" The guy replied, "They? It was just a guy."
The scene then shifted to show someone "on the top of a building aiming a sniper riffle at a person on a taxi." Cherryvane went on describing the scene, "The man behind the gun is no one else but the Frank Castle [a.k.a. The Punisher]. While Frank is readying his riffle for the perfect shot, unaware of his surroundings, DD appears."
"Running on the rooftop, he jumps and kicks the gun, amazingly diving over Frank to stop him. They soon engage on a fight." Unfortunately, the scene was cut as it was getting intense.
"The Walking Dead" alum Jon Bernthal is cast as The Punisher in the upcoming season of "Daredevil". Charlie Cox returns as the Man Without Fear, while Rosario Dawson and Deborah Ann Woll reprise their roles as Claire Temple and Karen Page respectively.
Netflix will release the new season of the Marvel series in 2016.
