BENDIS AND GAYDOS REOPEN ALIAS INVESTIGATIONS WITH
JESSICA JONES #1
Jessica Jones Returns for All-new Marvel Comics Series from the Original Creative Team
Jessica Jones Returns for All-new Marvel Comics Series from the Original Creative Team
After a decade,
Jessica Jones is back in an all-new solo series! This fall, one of the
most complex characters of the Marvel Universe returns for an all-new
mystery from the original creative team -- Brian Michael
Bendis (Civil War II, Invincible Iron Man, Spider-Man, Alias) Michael Gaydos (Alias, Avengers), and David Mack (Alias, Daredevil).
A lot has changed in the Marvel Universe over the
past ten years and there are still many secrets hiding in the shadows.
Secrets only a special woman like Jessica Jones can hope to uncover. So
what haunting secrets from Jessica’s past come
back to cause havoc? Speaking with
IGN, series writer, Brian Michael Bendis said, "You're going to find
out about it in the first issue. We're going to open up a book where
Jessica's world has blown up in her face. She's at a place you'll least
expect her. You're going to find all of her
relationships have altered. And we're slowly going to find out why.”
A lot has happened to
Jessica Jones since her debut, but the biggest difference that will be a
factor in this new series is the baby girl, Danielle, she had with
husband, and former Avenger, Luke Cage.
"Luke and Jessica have tried to raise a baby in a very dangerous environment. We talked about this during
[New] Avengers, you're raising a baby in Avengers Mansion and
somebody's trying to knock that building over every four days…so your
perspective changes, and as an investigator and a detective her
perspective will change because she's a mother,” continued
Bendis. “I know some people are worried about that baby being dragged
like a sack of potatoes that holds down the story or something, but I
can think of many ways to tell the story celebrate this part of her life
and at the same time complicates it to a degree
that a lot of people can relate to. I think a lot of people can relate
to trying to 'do it all.' Lord knows I can.”
