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A review by james_desantis
Jessica Jones: Alias, Vol. 3 by Brian Michael Bendis
4.0
Man I do not want this to end. It's so f'ing good.
So Jessica comes home one day to meet Mattie who is this girl dressed up in a Spider-man costume (with itty bitty tits as Jessica says) and just jumps out of a window and is gone. Jessica gets down to finding out who she is and what's happening and it's truly fucking sad and interesting throughout. I read this in two sitting one I could have read it in one. It never misses a beat.
Ant-man (Scott Lang) and Jessica relationship is the only thing that feels odd here at times. There dialog is the only one not to feel natural for me. Maybe I'm just too use to Luke and Jessica to really let it flow but I just didn't love their moments. THe ending was sweet to a otherwise depressing chapter but I couldn't get behind the fight with them.
Saying that this is as good as volume 1 and 2 if not slightly better and flowed nearly perfect in mystery and emotion. I truly will miss this series and could see why Bendis was so highly regarded back in the day.
So Jessica comes home one day to meet Mattie who is this girl dressed up in a Spider-man costume (with itty bitty tits as Jessica says) and just jumps out of a window and is gone. Jessica gets down to finding out who she is and what's happening and it's truly fucking sad and interesting throughout. I read this in two sitting one I could have read it in one. It never misses a beat.
Ant-man (Scott Lang) and Jessica relationship is the only thing that feels odd here at times. There dialog is the only one not to feel natural for me. Maybe I'm just too use to Luke and Jessica to really let it flow but I just didn't love their moments. THe ending was sweet to a otherwise depressing chapter but I couldn't get behind the fight with them.
Saying that this is as good as volume 1 and 2 if not slightly better and flowed nearly perfect in mystery and emotion. I truly will miss this series and could see why Bendis was so highly regarded back in the day.