Marvel Jessica Jones: Alias Volume 3

Collects issues 10, 16-21 Issue 10: J. Jonah Jameson offers Jessica a job. He wants her to - what else? - find out who Spider-Man is. She, um, I'll let you read it for yourself. You'll like it. Issues 16-21: There's a Spider-Woman in Jessica's bathroom. She stumbles around stoned and then flies off into the night. As Jessica tries to find her, she learns that this is Mattie Franklin, adopted daughter of J. Jonah Jameson. In trying to talk to Jameson, his paranoia about super-heroes makes him think Jessica kidnapped Mattie. And then the original Spider-Woman, Jessica Drew, gets involved... Also, Jessica's relationship with Scott Lang (Ant-Man) develops. As usual in this series, Bendis is a master at characterization. Although Jameson is kind of a loopy bugger with his hatred for super-heroes (particularly You Know Who), Bendis still makes you feel kinda sorry for the guy. The next volume (and final, unless you include The Pulse) is due to be reprinted this month.

As a fan of the Jessica Jones series, I was looking forward to seeing the media that formed the basis of the series and I throughly enjoyed it. Definitely a 16+ age reading.

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De todos os 4 volumes do título, esse é o "mais fraco" - não que isso seja algum demérito, pois ainda é sensacional. A arte casa muito bem com a escrita do Bendis, e é obrigatório para os fãs da personagem.

Loved it Great read