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zeldamac's review
4.0
Ends just as good as it started with lots of difficult stuff to read and process. On to the show, to be more scarred and exhausted, but entertained.
coffeeandink's review
4.0
I think this is probably the best thing I've read by Bendis so far.
No, I take it back, I may like some of the individual issue Avengers heartbreakers he's done with Alex Maleev better, but this is definitely the best sustained work I've seen by him so far. And many many kudos to Michael Gaydos for all the varied and interesting layouts he manages for Bendis' lengthy dialogues.
No, I take it back, I may like some of the individual issue Avengers heartbreakers he's done with Alex Maleev better, but this is definitely the best sustained work I've seen by him so far. And many many kudos to Michael Gaydos for all the varied and interesting layouts he manages for Bendis' lengthy dialogues.
dustyloup's review
5.0
took me a while to get into this, but once I did, wow! We learn more about Jessica's past and her weird relationship with the avengers makes more sense now. I really enjoyed the mix of styles, I especially enjoyed the classic comics style in some parts even though I'm not usually a fan, I think the writing and the point in the narrative all went well with that style. I find it laughable that another reviewer was disappointed in this being a "romance" story. sure, she has relationships with men but it's only part of the story. anyway, if you're interested in Jessica Jones the tv series ( or daredevil) or you don't like cheesy super heroes, you'll find this book interesting and I don't think the previous volume is required before this, though it won't be the same experience of course. this is essentially a prequel sandwiched in the present story.
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