This was really good. I watched the tv show on netflix. I'll admit I haven't read any Marvel comics before, but am mostly familiar with the characters through the various movies, tv, etc. The comic wasn't quite what I was expecting, and Killgrave was not the plotline of this first volume, but I really enjoyed it. The dialogue was wonderful to read--full of sarcasm and quite retorts. The art is pretty, even though the characters aren't always. Jessica is flawed--both in the show and in the comic--but she has a good heart.

Liked this one even better than the first. The mystery was intriguing, and I liked seeing Jessica's reaction to the mystery girl. Actually showing the sketchbook was pretty cool. It's interesting to see her do stupid things (like the cop) but still root for her. Also, her date with AntMan was pretty... sweet. I liked it a lot more than I would have anticipated.

This one was good, but not as good as the previous one. It starts with one of the more interesting issues I've seen yet with JJJ. It's written almost like a script with pictures. Liked the change. In the rest of it, Jessica is looking for Spiderwoman III. Liked the meta commentary about female recreations of male superheroes. The storyline has an interest resolution that parallels some of the darker problems involving the selling of teenage girls. Jessica also continues to date Scott Lang in this one. They're good together.

These four volumes went by way too fast!
This one was great as well. Frankly, I think most of us show watchers were waiting for this one, and although it was different from the show, it played out well. Purple man was such a great, creepy villain. The flashbacks here were told exceptionally well. The only thing I didn't really get, though I enjoyed it, was why the purple man kept interjecting with the meta-commentary. Didn't really seem to fit what we knew about him.