Cover of Alias, Vol. 4: The Secret Origins of Jessica Jones

Alias, Vol. 4: The Secret Origins of Jessica Jones

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Jessica's origins, including her source of powers, how she became a superhero, and why she quit are revealed.

Themes
feminism
Audience
adultyoung adult
Length
short · 176 pages

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