Source Material #370 - Alias vol. 1 (Marvel, 2001)
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Source Material #370 - Alias vol. 1 (Marvel, 2001)
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Welcome to a groundbreaking episode of the Source Material Comics Podcast! In this special edition, hosts Jesse and Mark Radulich dive deep into the world of Jessica Jones with an...
show moreIn this episode, Mark shares his journey with the "Alias" trade paperbacks, revealing his long-standing interest in Jessica Jones, fueled by the Netflix series starring Krysten Ritter. Listeners will gain insight into the origins of Jessica Jones, created by Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Gaydos, and how the character evolved from the pages of Marvel’s MAX imprint to a beloved on-screen hero. Mark and Jesse discuss the gritty, noir-style storytelling that defines the "Alias" series and its impact on the Jessica Jones TV adaptation.
The episode begins with a focus on the first story arc, "Alias Investigations," which introduces Jessica Jones as a hard-nosed private investigator. The hosts delve into the plot, where Jessica uncovers a conspiracy involving Steve Rogers, AKA Captain America, and a presidential campaign. They highlight key moments, such as Jessica’s interactions with Luke Cage and Matt Murdock, and discuss the raw, unfiltered dialogue that sets the tone for the series.
Next, they tackle the "B Level" storyline, which features Jessica taking on a case involving a man pretending to be Rick Jones. The hosts analyze the complexities of Jessica’s character, her relationships with other heroes, and the emotional depth Bendis brings to the narrative. Through their discussion, listeners will appreciate the nuanced portrayal of Jessica Jones as a flawed yet compelling protagonist navigating a world filled with superhuman challenges.
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