Jessica Jones

I saw the first episode a few years ago and thought it was just some girl drama tv show that's not for me. But this week after watching a few episodes to get ready for Daredevil born again, I'm quite shocked how good this show is. I love that it's not afraid to be dark or mature, and killgrave is actually such a creepy horrifying villain, to me his presence is more terrifying than any MCU villain due to how horrifying he is.

Just finished the whole series again,and I was Sad watching what Jessica did to Patsy, she coudn't understand her pain.

Hey y'all! So I am currently reading "Breaking the Dawn" the Jessica Jones book and I saved the other one just realized and I was wondering about their canon. Are they canon to each other or canon to the marvel universe? Thanks!

I’m rewatching and I just don’t know how kilgrave would think to even ask Luke about his powers or however he learned about them. Is there something I missed explaining that?

So i watched all the other Netflix Marvel shows and thought they were all really good. DD being my favourite, they make actually a number of references to her in the show. But for some reason i cant grasp it. So I've decided to force myself and watch it all the way through. Is there anything I should expect? Not expect?

I appreciate everyones pieces of advice and word to help me push thrpugh and watch this show. But my fial verdict after watching all of s1, this show sucks. Its incredibly boring, lackluster and low budget. Okay acting (not from the main actress by a long shot) mainly by Luke Cage or the super lackluster villain in the first season. Idk how this show is as liked as it is. This show hurts.

Being exposed to her daughter all bleeding and with her throat cut, I wouldn't wish that to my worst enemy

So, I cannot stop wondering if there's a detail I'm missing or if it's just bad writing: I cannot stop wondering how on earth Salinger ended up in the situation where he felt he had to stab Jessica. So Salinger is blackmailed by Eric and decides to kill him, cool. But why on earth did he decide to try and kill Eric at Jessica's place? Isn't Salinger smart enough to do his homework before killing Eric? Why wouldn't he kill Eric at his apartment instead? Even though by this point Jessica Jones is famous and he would likely know who she is, I could forgive him for not realizing that it was Jessica Jones apartment- maybe he didn't get a good look at her while tailing Eric and maybe he didn't realize her business was called Alias Investigations- whatever. But that doesn't explain why he would so recklessly just tail him to some random chick's house to kill him, right? Like why?? Was he just cocky and though he could get away with the murder anywhere? Was he actually panicked by the blackmail? Or was it just bad writing?

Has anyone read the Jessica Jones book, Breaking the Dark? I’ve only watched season one of the series so don’t spoil anything, but I’m confused about how the book and the series line up, mainly regarding Malcom. In the book, which I consumed first, Malcom is a teenager eager to be Jessica’s assistant. In the series he seems to be an adult and he’s her neighbor. Are there two characters with the name Malcom? Is there a reason they changed this? Does anyone know?

[Spoiler warning of course for guys that have not finished the series.,]

So anyway we get introduced to this Griffin Character and we see him at points taking some suspicious phone calls saying some things like yes I'm with her no she doesn't know anything etc

So was that all about keeping the marriage proposal a secret? Cause at the time I thought he was some kind of planted agent spying on Trish to get dirt on her or something. Even when he proposed I just thought this was just a way for him to get even closer and play her to his advantage.

Anyway his arc concluded and nothing happened so I just returned to ask if there were plans that were scrapped or if that was all there is, just asking her to marry him I mean...

I've seen a lot of love for this season, and I can understand that on some level. Mike Colter and David Tennant are great in their roles. But I personally don't enjoy it. Can someone explain?

IMO Jessica was super unlikable and didn't show any empathy to the rest of the characters. IDK if that is suppose to be her character in the comics, but idk she didn't have enough charisma to make her character better, like Tony Stark. The subplot with Carrie-Anne Moss was kind of like that subplot with Marie being a kleptomaniac in the beginning of Breaking Bad Season 2 if you ever watched that show, as in it derailed the current episode whenever it was brought up.

Then there's Nuke. Nuke seemed to be a good person trying to put a stop to Kilgrave by killing him, but was willing to help Jessica bring Killgrave down without killing him. But Jessica kept being a dick to him for some reason? I get he banging her "sister" but still, idk maybe I'm missing something. OFC then he popped those pills and he killed Clemons to get Kilgrave out of the system. Jessica claims that she needs Kilgrave alive because she needs to prove Hope's innocence, but like she doesn't care about that the father who was charged with child abandonment, and has a wife who hates him? Why not prove that? And on the subject, why doesn't she like the group of Kilgrave survivors? I felt like she should feel comforted hearing stories of other people, but no.

Also the amount of sex in this show is insane. Not an episode goes by with sex. Daredevil needed violence for its TVMA rating, so I guess Jessica Jones needs sex. It's not too bad or anything, but it just kills the pacing when the characters start having sex in the middle of an otherwise semi-compelling story.

Also she is way too forgiving of Malcolm. He literally said he did it recorded her sometimes just to get his fill.

What happened to house with the ginger family that had photos of photos of photos of Jessica? Like, did the cops never investigate ??? Speaking of which, the whole show would've ended if one of the characters just bothered to record Kilgrave or his victims. In Daredevil, obviously he can't record because he doesn't have pockets since he's in an outfit. But Jessica is in regular clothing, why can't she just take a video of Malcolm and Kilgrave?? But yeah it is extremely weird the police don't get involved. Idk maybe Kilgrave circled back and told the police not to??? Like its so weird.

I liked Luke Cage, ofc. The actor was great and the action was awesome. But that whole thing with him having sex with Jones... I don't get it why did she have sex with him and take pictures with his lovers.

Then there is the ending. Jessica is recieving call after call asking for help, but she just deletes them? Maybe I just misunderstand Jessica Jones fundamentally as a character, but I don't know she just isn't very likeable.

When i was watching JJ, i feel like i never really understood why she stopped being affected by Kilgrave. The movie kinda gave a half-assed explanation imo.

But she didn't deserved to be killed by Sallinger

I truly felt sad when i saw it the first time. Her death was the breaking point for Trish.

Hi everyone, I'm new to collecting comics and the one that is available in my country is the first picture (I think that's by David Mack) however when I search for the other volumes I can't find the same edition from volume 6-28. Like am I suppose to buy the second picture edition or what?

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hi! need advice! i'm a big fan of the series and would like to start reading comics. where should i start?