Conspiracy, paranoia, and betrayal may have taken their toll on the Avengers newlyweds Jessica Jones and Luke Cage. Has Jessica turned her back on The Avengers? Guest-starring the Mighty Avengers.
This issue features no action or fist throwing, but plays upon a story that's been building for a long time. The “Secret Invasion, Infiltration” title on the cover is a bit misleading, so don't expect any revelations. All in all, a solid read. Read Full Review
I think I enjoyed this issue more than most will. Taking that into account, you could probably skip this issue if you don't give a damn about Jessica Jones or Luke Cage. Read Full Review
Whilst this issue might provide a welcome opportunity for Michael Gaydos to revisit Luke and Jessica again (and his take on both characters is definitive, in my view) and for Bendis to write some convincing back-and-forths and amusing one-liners, it doesn't do enough to maintain the momentum of the overall New Avengers story at a time when we're meant to be gearing up for a major crossover event. As such, it feels like yet more treading water, and at this point, Secret Invasion can't get here quickly enough. Read Full Review
Brian Bendis created Jessica Jones and reinvented Luke Cage and this a love story to his accomplishments. We deserve a Luke Cage and Jessica Jones couple comic
Great dialogue and character interactions. Jessica is right in prioritizing their child. not sure why Luke wouldn't tell them the information he knows. If he suspects Drew and Tony might be Skrulls, he should have been the one to tell them instead.
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