Pennyworth Season 2 Trailer & What to Expect from the sequel

Pennyworth Season 2 Update: Epix has set up a new Pennyworth trailer for season 2 and finds that London is trapped in a civil war organized by Raven Society leader Lord Harwood.

IGN has dumped Pennyworth’s new season 2 trailer and includes Alfred’s conversion to superspy. Created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger, Pennyworth is a series of DC Comics that follows the early life of the ownership of the Wayne family, Alfred Pennyworth (Jack Bannon), as he seeks to establish his own security company in another London after his SAS career.

Alfred’s plans, however, are hampered as he enters a threatening dispute between the Raven community – a group plotting to overthrow the British government – and American representatives Thomas Wayne (Ben Aldridge) and Martha Kane (Emma Paetz), the future parents of Bruce Wayne / Batman.

Pennyworth Season 2 Trailer Update:

On Tuesday, IGN shared the official trailer for Pennyworth season 2. The new season finds that London was in the throes of a civil war, with Lord Harwood (Jason Flemyng) forcing the rebel government to rule the country. Alfred, now a top-secret agent, is looking for a way out of this predicament. He runs the black market Soho Club in the West End Neutral Zone, and where all guests are welcome no matter what politics they say.

Thomas and Martha’s love is already full. Although they were more loving than before, not to mention Martha’s pregnancy, which was confirmed to be an important plot in season 2. The trailer also offers a look at Simon Manyonda’s Lucius Fox as he stands anxiously in the elevator.

Pennyworth’s official season 2 trailer features Alfred Pennyworth of Bannon in an unusual way for Batman fans. Alfred himself is trapped between siege and opposition. But he quietly uses his clever skills to transform Harwood. Judging by the trailer, it seems that by the end of season 2, Alfred will be on his knees to Harwood. Season 2 will also be important in building a relationship between Alfred, Thomas, and Martha and recounting the events leading up to Alfred’s touching relationship with their son Bruce.