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Jessica Jones


So I have been excited for Jessica Jones since I looked her up when Netflix announced this TV series. So for those of you who don't know who this character is, Jessica Campbell is her birth name, she went to school and had a bit of a crush on Peter Parker. While with her family on there way back from Disneyland their car collided with a military convoy carrying, you guessed it, radioactive materials.

Her family died, she woke from a coma several months later with super strength, a limited invulnerability and the ability to fly. She was then placed in an orphanage and later adopted by the Jones family.

Witnessing Spiderman take on Sandman made her want to use her powers for good and Jewel was born. Although her superhero career was pretty uneventful ending in her being mind controlled by The Purple Man. The show picks up with her opening her detective agency where due to her background most of her clients are superheroes.

I'm looking forward to this hero for hire situation and her abilities are really powerful so it would be nice to see her take on an avenger or popping up in Daredevil and vice versa. The trailer looks like opening credits and is pretty psychedelic as well as being pretty purple which would tie in with the abuse she suffered from the Purple Man. Check it out below and Jessica Jones will be available on Netflix from the 20th of November. BINGE WATCH!


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