Netflix is all set to release a fresh take on the superhero genre with Supacell, a series that promises to blend thrilling superpowers with the vibrant culture of South London. This upcoming superhero thriller has been created by Rapman, who is a talented actor, writer, and director known for his work in projects like Blue Story and Shiro’s Story Part 2.
Supacell will be a superhero series, however, it will be extremely different from the kinds you might be used to, and yes, we are indeed talking about Marvel and DC.
So, you might want to watch Supacell with a fresh perspective, and we’re here to tell you everything you need to know about it ahead of its release, so make sure you stick around until the end of the article.
What is the plot of Supacell?
The series follows the lives of five ordinary individuals who suddenly develop extraordinary abilities. Unlike many superhero narratives, these characters are bound by their shared heritage as Black South Londoners. The plot centers around Michael Lasaki, portrayed by Tosin Cole, who must unite these newfound heroes to save the woman he loves.
The show promises a unique exploration of identity, community, and the responsibilities that come with power, and you can catch a glimpse of the same in the teaser trailer of the series released by Netflix.
The Cast of Supacell
Supacell boasts a talented ensemble cast with Tosin Cole starring as Michael Lasaki in the lead role, who discovers his superhuman abilities and takes on the responsibility of uniting others like him. Cole is best known for his roles in Doctor Who, where he played Ryan Sinclair, and in the legal drama 61st Street.
His previous work also includes appearances in Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens and House Party.
Eddie Marsan (Ray Donovan, Sherlock Holmes), Eric Kofi-Abrefa (Blue Story, White Widow), Nadine Mills (The Weekend, The Pay Day), Calvin Demba (Youngers, Mickey and the Bear), Josh Tedeku (A Town Called Malice, Boarders), Rayxia Ojo ( Call the Midwife), and Giacomo Mancini (Ripper Street, Orthodox) will also be joining Cole in the cast of Supacell.
When and Where Can You Watch Supacell?
Supacell is slated for release on Netflix 27th June 2024. The intriguing teasers and trailers already available.
5 years in the making, from bus to screen. From South London to the world.#Supacell, created by @RealRapman, coming to Netflix on 27 June. Trailer dropping tomorrow! pic.twitter.com/amBhqrcMZD
— Netflix UK & Ireland (@NetflixUK) June 11, 2024
Conclusion
With its unique premise, diverse cast, and the creative vision of Rapman, Supacell is poised to make a significant impact in the realm of superhero storytelling. Mark your calendars for June 2024, and make sure you keep a lookout for our review following its release.