Just picked up #38 today. Loved it.
Jessica Jones is at the Watchtower and seems very content - maybe too content for someone that basically just dumped her husband. Luke is looking for her and eventually calls her. They yell at each other (great dialogue) - Luke standing up for his principles, Jess telling him how stupid that is with a baby's life in your care. He runs over to the tower and she meets him outside and they continue yelling. Jess has a great line - Luke smashes the phone and Jarvis asks her if he hung up, and what would happen next. She says "Trash your lobby."
They get right back into it and Carol comes down and prevents him from being arrested...I can't really tell if she is trying to convince him that he is thinking of switching sides, or if he really is. I guess he is because at the end it shows the classic Bendis "struggling with his thoughts" scene.
Meanwhile Danny Rand gets the New Avengers into a new base - an apartment building that was taken over from The Leader and is owned by one of Danny's companies. No Strange magic anymore, no servant to wash dishes, etc.
4+/5. Good beginning. I like how Bendis resets things like this every few issues - it really gets the point across of what a struggle it is for this team to exist.
Jessica Jones is at the Watchtower and seems very content - maybe too content for someone that basically just dumped her husband. Luke is looking for her and eventually calls her. They yell at each other (great dialogue) - Luke standing up for his principles, Jess telling him how stupid that is with a baby's life in your care. He runs over to the tower and she meets him outside and they continue yelling. Jess has a great line - Luke smashes the phone and Jarvis asks her if he hung up, and what would happen next. She says "Trash your lobby."
They get right back into it and Carol comes down and prevents him from being arrested...I can't really tell if she is trying to convince him that he is thinking of switching sides, or if he really is. I guess he is because at the end it shows the classic Bendis "struggling with his thoughts" scene.
Meanwhile Danny Rand gets the New Avengers into a new base - an apartment building that was taken over from The Leader and is owned by one of Danny's companies. No Strange magic anymore, no servant to wash dishes, etc.
4+/5. Good beginning. I like how Bendis resets things like this every few issues - it really gets the point across of what a struggle it is for this team to exist.