It wouldn't really be a Marvel TV show or movie without a Stan Lee cameo, let's be honest.
Well now his latest one has been unveiled in Marvel's Luke Cage season two, though we wouldn't blame you if you missed it.
One eagle-eyed Redditor has spotted Lee's face on a poster as Luke Cage walks down the street, advertising the Marvel icon's services as a lawyer.
Interestingly, this is actually the same cameo that Lee had in Jessica Jones season two, where he appeared in the same image advertising the firm "Forbush and Associates".
It is all one universe, after all.
Meanwhile, the Netflix series' showrunner Cheo Hodari Coker has come to the Luke Cage's defence after some criticism took aim at its 13-episode length.
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"Honestly, it's like jazz. In the bebop era, it used to be that you only had three minutes to make a song," he explained.
"But once you were able to not have three minutes and you could do 25 minutes, it changed the nature of jazz composition. It's like John Coltrane and Sonny Rollins – it changes jazz because you could stretch."
Comparing it to pop songs and longer music, he continued: "There will be some people who prefer that stretch and then some people who are like, 'You know what, I like pop'.
"And I get it. It's cool. There's literally a million other things you could be doing, but if you like what we're doing, then I want to give the fans who like what we're doing as much as they can take."
Luke Cage seasons one and two are streaming on Netflix now.
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