It's great to see Michael Lark's work again, as his abrupt departure from Gotham Central caught me off guard, and I'm delighted to see him provide the art for this title as this book is an ideal environment for his work, as Jessica Jones is one of the more down-to-earth characters in the Marvel Universe. Now this issue gets off to an amazing start as the attack upon Luke Cage from Jessica's point-of-view has a decidedly more nightmarish quality to it when you are right there when the apartment goes up. The art also turns in a lovely little reaction shot of Jessica's fear, as I had to smile at that sour expression. The art also does some lovely work on the sequence where Ben Urich gets his mystery phone call, as I loved that little visual touch where he looks over his shoulder to make sure no one is listening to his super secret conversation. I also rather enjoyed the quiet nature of this issue's cover, though part of me is a little disappointed that the Jim Steranko inspired covers Read Full Review

Wow, another artist change, but this one isn't that bad. I think that's the guy, who drew some of the Winter Soldier arc, isn't he?..

And the story is finally not that bad, but still I don't think it is such important for the main Secret War limited series.