Is Jessica Jones: Blindspot Worth Reading?
Jessica Jones: Blind Spot picks up directly after the end of the Jessica Jones (2016-2018) run by Brian Michael Bendis. After successfully integrating back into her world and finally starting to find happiness in her marriage, Jessica Jones begins investigating the murder of a past client. This run has great art and a classic comic feel. The line art and inking are crisp and the coloring is solid. I know this is a preference, but sometimes when the coloring looks like it was a digital painting that line art was put around, I get turned off from the comic. But this run has a style that I really enjoy looking at. Narratively, Thompson crafts a great private eye story that feels right at home in a universe with superpowers and inter-dimensional beings. The story was perfectly paced, and Jones’ client was perfect.I thought it came through with its conclusion; it was a great reflection of how Jones has since grown from her trauma and uses it to help a similarly situated person. If you are looking for a short run for a quick read, this is one to check out.
Rating: B- Good. If you have Marvel Unlimited, definitely give this a read.
Book Title: Jessica Jones: Blind Spot
Book Series: Jessica Jones
Writer: Kelly Thompson
Art: Marcio Takara
Release Date: 10/31/2018
Genre: Superhero Comic Book
Length: 6 issues
Publisher: Marve Comics
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