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A review by fictionofthefix
Jessica Jones: Alias, Vol. 4 by Brian Michael Bendis, Michael Gaydos
2.0
only a few episodes in did i realize Netflix/Marvel's Jessica Jones is based on the character created by Brian Michael Bendis and not on the actual comics themselves. too late because i had already had the displeasure of reading them all. because nothing worth noting happens. the tone is dull and boring. though jessica is great, your usual ''unlikeable female character'' which is an expression to define any female character that doesn't meet every --very misogynistic-- expectation of a female superhero.
BUT... THE TV SHOW IS BRILLIANT AND YOU SHOULD GO WATCH IT. if you love superheroes, you'll no doubt love it. if you're like me and kind of sort of really hate anything with superheroes in it, you. will. fall in love. it's psychologically complex and full of deadbeat humor, with amazing characters and it's just incredibly well-done television. ok, that's it, i'm done.
BUT... THE TV SHOW IS BRILLIANT AND YOU SHOULD GO WATCH IT. if you love superheroes, you'll no doubt love it. if you're like me and kind of sort of really hate anything with superheroes in it, you. will. fall in love. it's psychologically complex and full of deadbeat humor, with amazing characters and it's just incredibly well-done television. ok, that's it, i'm done.