Here’s the first of our episode-by-episode viewing notes for Marvel’s Jessica Jones, available now on Netflix… Thats taken almost verbatim from the comic, where it forms the opening scene of the series.
I forget how much bad language slipped intoDaredevil, but I dont remember it being this densely packed.
Carrie Anne-Moss is playing Jeri Hogarth, a gender-flipped version of Jeryn Hogarth.
Jeryn was introduced inIron Fist #6(August, 1976) as the attorney for Heroes for Hire.
On a similar point, is Jeri Hogarth the first gay character in the MCU?
Ive not been keeping up withAgents Of SHIELD, but as far as Im aware she is.
And Mike Colter is, of course, Luke Cage.
An odd thing, that showing more can make it potentially less graphic, but here we are.
inAvengers #144(February 1976).
All that said, this version of Walker shares virtually nothing with the comics version.
The details dont play out identically, but you could read that story inAlias #16-21.
He first appeared inDaredevil #4(October 1964) and was created by Stan Lee and Joe Orlando.
At this point Ill refrain from saying too much about him at this point.
As near as I can Google up, theres no real-world location with those names together.
Did we miss anything else big?
So, that was a lot of character introduction notes for this first episode.
But then, that was a lot of character introductions we just watched.
Be back here shortly for our similar look at episode 2.
