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Jessica Campbell Jones-Cage, professionally known as Jessica Jones, is a superhero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character was created by writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist Michael Gaydos and first appeared in Alias #1 as part of Marvel's MAX, an imprint for more mature content, and was later retroactively established to have first appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man #4 in the…
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What's equally irritating in the Golden Age of television as in earlier television eras is that many major TV projects appear brilliant at the very beginning only to quickly sink into "soap" and mediocrity. Something similar happened with Netflix's television branch of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, whose series at the start—*Daredevil* and *Jessica Jones*—appeared as a genuine refreshment compared to what are now t…More
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![(source:tmdb.org)] The Marvel Cinematic Universe in the 2010s has grown so vast that it was no longer confined to film alone; Marvel Comics could afford to adapt even relatively obscure titles. Jessica Jones served as one such example, her obscurity explained not only by her unconventional status as a Marvel superheroine but also by her relative youth. She made her first comic appearance in 2001, which may not see…More
Greetings, movie and series lovers! 🎥 *¡Saludos, amantes del cine y las series! 🎥* Created with Canva Pro. Image source Hello to all fans of good stories... I hope you are feeling great today. This time I bring a new review... this time I will continue with another series of the old Marvel/Netflix partnership... previously I shared with you my review of Daredevil, considered for me the best Marvel series to date.…More
Fuente En el mundo de las series de Marvel realizadas por Netflix, existen villanos como Wilson Fisk ( Daredevil ) o Billy Russo ( The Punisher ) los cuales están muy bien construidos como antagonistas, y sus acciones esconden un pasado oscuro. Son personajes que se guían por sus propios códigos morales y puedes sentir empatía por ellos hasta cierto punto, o incluso admirarlos. El caso de Kilgrave (The Purple Man) e…More
After a bad season 1, the makers of Jessica Jones tried their best to work on the story and screenplay of Jessica Jones. Marvel has invested so much energy and money on Jessica Jones that they just can not leave that now. In season 2 they got back to the cliche theory : "THE DARK PAST". In the whole season 2, Jessica fights with her past. There is no actual antagonist in season 2. It is just her and her family matte…More
The first season of Jessica Jones was not up to the mark. The climax and the character development was not just there. Now , Marvel has brought this superhero series again with a new agenda, story. In the first episode of Jessica Jones season 2, we see that she is back in her old job, which is private investigator. Now she has an assistant. Her sister is trying her to convince Jessica to look for her past because th…More
# Review Click here for the review of the first episode (I won't rehash what was covered in the article) I binged watched Season 2 on Sunday, and wanted to re-watch a couple of the episodes before I wrote this review just to be sure I had it right. Positive Features: * I loved the characters, and their development in Season 2, which is an *origin story* for Jessica (who is one of my favorite Marvel new universe char…More
Marvel has introduced many super hero to us through television and movies. We have seen the marvelous DAREDEVILS. With that continuity Marvel brought us "Jessica Jones". But somehow it did not worked that much as other Marvel television series. Story and Screenplay- Jessica is a private investigator. But she has amazing physical power. She can fight amazingly . But, she is mind controlled by Kilgrave, who is the ant…More
# Review Jessica Jones Season 1 was one of my favorite Netflix Marvel Series. The show is about a alcoholic woman super hero starring Krysten Ritter directed by Anna Foerster and written by Melissa Rosenberg. The title of the episode sets up what this season is going to be about, which is the origin of Jessica Jones. Krysten Ritter does a wonderful job as the conflicted "vigilante superhero," tormented by her past.…More
Hey guys! So I just finished binging the first half of Marvel's Jessica Jones Season 2, which was dropped on Netflix last Thursday *(not coincidentally the International Women's day)*. And, I have to say, I never saw this coming! After the awesomeness of the last season, I had feared this would be a flop, or a disappointment at most, but after a pretty slow start, it's got up to that point where you just can't stop…More
Watch the brand new Jessica Jones season 2 trailer coming to Netflix on March 8. It looks like season 2 will dive into Jessica's origin and we might see the debut of Hellcat. All episodes out March 8More
Hey how are you? Yes you the one reading it right now! Today I will review another Marvel show I really like and it is none other than Jessica Jones Jessica Jones is a Marvel hero that with the help of Netflix it got its own show. It has 13 episodes and I think I aired after Daredevil fist season. The order I think is Daredevil-Jessica jones-Luke Cage Below I will m…More
Unwatchable. I'm sorry that I have to say it. This show has defenders, I know. And I'm not looking to make any enemies on Steemit or elsewhere. But despite all that, and despite my undergirding need to be pleasant and positive, I cannot sugar coat the problem here. Marvel's Jessica Jones , the Netflix-exclusive series, is unwatchable. I cannot recommend it to anyone. And I'll tell you why. The Things I Do for a Revi…More