5 Reasons 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' Season 2's "I Will Face My Enemy" Rocks After NYCC 2014 First Look! [WATCH]

With season 2 just starting, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. continues to build on all the action and excitement on ABC. During the New York Comic Con 2014, actor Clark Gregg and Marvel's Head of Television Jeph Loeb presented audiences with an advanced screening of "I Will Face My Enemy."

As transcribed by Comic Book Resources, the east Coast Convention holds a special place for the Avengers actor. Gregg states, "I love this con, it's the greatest con. Those feelings have only gotten warmer since this is where I was resurrected."

MStars was in attendance watching as Director Phil Coulson received a standing ovation from the audience, the attendees were treated with a special advance preview of the upcoming episode. For those who are anxious to see the episode, we won't be spoiling this Tuesday's episode. Instead, we will hint at the 5 main reasons why you should definitely see "I Will Face My Enemy!"

5) Fitz

The crowd was cheering when Iain De Caestecker popped up onscreen. After giving a heartfelt and moving performance in "Making Friends and Influencing People," Caestecker is given another emotional scene that will resonate with viewers.

4) Dancing

As if it were nod to True Lies, the espionage series hits the dance floor, much like Jamie Lee Curtis and Arnold Schwarzenegger, but there is a unexpected guest crashing the festivities. Melinda May (Ming-Na Wen) delivers a few hilarious that had the crowd laughing out loud.

3) The Writing's On The Wall

The episode goes back the first season cliffhanger, which left Coulson writing something on the wall, that almost appears extraterrestrial.

2) Daniel Whitehall

You can tell actor Reed Diamond relishes playing the bad guy. The Homicide: Life on the Streets actor takes his role as the Hydra agent, Kraken, to another level

1) May's Fight Scene

I definitely want to see this part of the episode again. How did they do that with the special effects? May's fight scene will definitely keep audiences on the edge of their seats.

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. continues Tuesdays on ABC 8 p.m. Readers, if you have seen the episode at New York Comic Con, what did you think?