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That Defenderstrailer was just the start of it.

Netflix has now released a whole new batch of images featuring their street-level superheroes: Jessica Jones,Hong Kong Archives Luke Cage, Matt Murdock a.k.a. Daredevil, and Danny Rand a.k.a. Iron Fist (OK, maybe that one's more of a skyscraper-level superhero).

SEE ALSO: 9 things we learned about 'The Defenders' from that bonkers trailer

Some of these look like they could be straight out of the individual series ...

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... While the more exciting ones bring together combinations we haven't seen before.

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There's also a little peek at Alexandra, the mysterious new villain played by Sigourney Weaver.

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But nothing beats a nice group shot!

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My favorite thing about that last one is how obviously color-coded it is. All the Defenders are together, so the lighting and production designers get to go nuts with alltheir colors: Daredevil red, Luke Cage yellow, Jessica Jones purple, and Iron Fist green.

The Defenderswill hit Netflix in all its rainbow-colored glory on August 18.

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