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Jessica Jones #5 (2016)

Jessica Jones #5 (2016)

$4.50

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2016 MARVEL

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

(W) Brian Michael Bendis
(A) Michael Gaydos
(CA) David Mack


Jessica made some tough choices to save her husband and child from the clutches of the latest hateful madness that has hit the Marvel Universe. But was it enough?
Another all-new chapter from Jessica's original creators. The new adventures of Jessica Jones that you'll only find right here. Parental Advisory

Date Available: 02/08/2017

Reviews


ALIAS aka Jessica Jones #5 aka The Meat and Potatoes issue aka finally. All it took to show that Bendis was actually going somewhere with this story was for a guy to drink his wife because he remembers that Secret Wars happened.


Yeah, I wrote 'drink his wife'.


With things a little more in perspective, there's a chance that Jessica isn't undercover anymore when this issue ends. There's also some great riffing between Luke Cage and Ben Urich that reminds us how much we loved when Bendis wrote them before. They both learn a little bit about the other one, and themselves in the process.


Drank his wife...how about that? Maybe nothing does matter. Let's see how Jessica feels about that next issue.

Kevin Healy 8 out of 10 GRAHAMS