Playstation Releases Trailer For Season Two Of Its Series ‘Powers’

Playstation’s efforts to release original video content haven’t received a huge amount of attention, but the Sony-owned console has its own library of shows, and its most notable original will soon return for its second season. Playstation has released a trailer for the second season of Powers, which stars Sharlto Copley and Susan Heyward as police officers who investigate crimes committed by individuals with superpowers.

The first season of Powers arrived in March 2015 and received mostly positive reviews from critics. Emboldened by the success of its first original series, Playstation renewed

Powers for a second season two months after the show’s premiere.

Now, thanks a recently-posted first look at season two, viewers can get a taste of the dark thrills to come. The trailer also makes sure to note that Brian Michael Bendis, whose Jessica Jones comics have recently been adapted into a hot new Netflix show, is also the creator of the graphic novel on which Powers is based.

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Season two of Powers doesn’t yet have a confirmed release date.

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