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Title	:	Jessica Jones: Alias, Vol. 4 (Jessica Jones: Alias #4)
Author	:	Brian Michael Bendis
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 176 pages
Published	:	January 19th 2016 by Marvel (first published 2005)
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Comics. Graphic Novels. Superheroes. Marvel. Graphic Novels Comics. Fiction

Jessica Jones: Alias, Vol. 4 (Jessica Jones: Alias #4) Paperback | Pages: 176 pages

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Jessica Jones is a hard-nosed private investigator, and the dark underbelly of the Marvel Universe is her beat. But it wasn't always this way. Once, Jessica stood alongside Earth's Mightiest Heroes, the Avengers, as a costumed super hero. What changed? What ended her crimefighting career before it even got started? Now, for the first time, learn all of Jessica's hidden secrets - how she was orphaned, how she got her powers...and the dark, unspoken chapter in Marvel Universe history that changed her life forever. Guest-starring Peter Parker, Jean Grey, Luke Cage, Ant-Man and the mighty Avengers! COLLECTING: ALIAS 22-28

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Original Title:	Alias Vol. 4: The Secret Origins of Jessica Jones
ISBN:	078519858X (ISBN13: 9780785198581)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Jessica Jones: Alias #4, Alias (2001) (Single Issues) #22-28
Characters:	Luke Cage, Thor (Marvel), Galactus, Lord Kevin Plunder, Steve Rogers, Flash Thompson, Scott Lang, Clay Quartermain, Zebediah Killgrave, The Vision, MacDonald Gargan, Tony Stark, Jean Grey, Nick Fury, Jessica Jones, Peter Parker, Carol Danvers, Wanda Maximoff

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An epic conclusion to an incredible series. I love Jessica Jones.

This. The retroactive origin story, right in the middle of Midtown High, this is the genius of Bendis. Cause of *course* Jessica would fit right into this world of fucked-up accidents and experiments - and of *course* she would end up going another way entirely from the guilt-ridden fools of the red-tinged-costume brigade. (Wait, did I just start channeling my inner Doom?)Through Alias' lens, hearing Ka-Zar tell his origin story in Matt Murdock's office is just hilarious. Like, if you were to

This is what the other volumes of Alias have been building towards. Full disclosure of Jessica's past as a hero. And Bendis absolutely does not disappoint. Let's face it, the mind-controlling villain plot has been done many, many times. Even the hero as victim of mind control is old hat. Bendis takes the tried and true past the standard by making the Purple Man not just a credible threat, but a deeply frightening character. And he makes the aftermath on Jessica's side wrenchingly believable.

Volume 4 is the last volume of Jessica Jones: Alias, and what an ending it was!It was really interesting that Bendis used the last volume to go back and explore Jessica's past in the world of super heroism. It is obviously essential to who she is now in the story, and though I haven't read The Pulse yet, I imagine it will be an interesting gateway between the two. And it was surprising to see so many Marvel charactersnotable Marvel charactersin this volume. I don't want to say that I doubted

A great finish to this series, where Bendis and artist Gaydos (with help from other artists) pulls out all the stops to help you explain why it is Jessica got out of being a superhero (and in Bendis's conception, out of being an Avenger, which helps explain her appearance in Bendis's relaunch of The New Avengers). So she went to high school with Peter Parker, and her great nemesis became The Purple Cape (the once foil of Daredevil), a pretty effectively scary guy whose power is to control your

Ok so, first things first. I genuinely like the whole Alias series. It's got to be one of my favorite Marvel series ever. The feel of the whole thing is unlike anything else I've read from Marvel to this point. I did have some exposure to this character before reading Alias because I read the Pulse collection first. I have also watched a few episodes of the Netflix series. This volume does a fairly good job of tying up some loose ends and questions I had from previous volumes as well as bringing

4.5 stars!Origin story, FINALLY! Killgrave, finally! Plus cameos from so many other superheroes, what more could you want?