Jessica Jones: Avenger #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Breakup," Jessica Jones and Luke Cage face the fallout of a crisis that tested more than just their strength—Jessica’s decision to register their child under the superhuman act and relocate to Avengers Tower without Luke’s input fractures their marriage. As Danny Rand offers the New Avengers a new base in a forgotten apartment complex, the distance between them grows, testing what’s left of their bond.
In a quiet moment between father and child, Luke shares the story of how he fell for Jo, the baby’s mother, while the present-day threat of the Skrulls looms—Jessica must now tell Luke that their daughter has been taken.
In this quiet, character-driven moment from Jessica Jones: Avenger #nn, Jessica opens up to Spider-Man about the lasting impact he’s had on her journey, sharing how his example shaped her through tough times. Peter, ever the optimist, gently suggests she might consider returning to her costumed hero life—leaving the weight of that choice hanging in the air.
In "null," Clint Barton’s failed assassination attempt on Norman Osborn leaves him captured, forcing the female New Avengers—Jewel among them—to strike back when the Dark Avengers destroy their base using Mentallo’s mind control. After a daring rescue of Barton from a HAMMER heli-carrier, the team regroups at a new safe house, where Steve Rogers steps in to lead them, asking if they’re ready to go on the offensive.
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↩ Reprints What If Jessica Jones Had Joined the Avengers? #1 (2005), New Avengers #38 (2008), New Avengers #47 (2009), The Amazing Spider-Man #601 (2009), New Avengers Annual #3 (2010), New Avengers #4 (2010), New Avengers #5 (2010), New Avengers #8 (2011), New Avengers #31 (2012), Marvel 75th Anniversary Celebration #1 (2014), Jessica Jones #1 (2015)
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