After details about "House of Cards" season 3 and the first image of the red suit that will be worn by Matt Murdoch in "Marvel's Daredevil" were leaked, vital information about another Netflix original series has been released to the public when the synopsis for the episodes of "Marvel's Jessica Jones" were posted online.
Early this week, SpoilerTV released the leaked list of all the 13-episode synopses for the upcoming superhero series.
"Marvel's Jessica Jones" is about the attempt of Jessica Jones to begin her new life as a private investigator after failing to become a good superhero. She will deal with various cases that involve people with special abilities in her own Alias Investigations private intelligence agency.
In the comics, Jessica Jones is a former classmate of Peter Parker, Spider-Man's alter ego, back in high school. She got her super powers when her family got involved in a car mishap with a vehicle containing radioactive chemicals. The accident killed her entire family while the spilled chemicals put her into a coma. When she woke up, the Jones family adopted her, and she discovered that she exhibits superhuman abilities whenever she remembers her accident.
Based on the leaked synopses, Jessica Jones's first case will be about finding a beautiful NYU student who mysteriously disappeared in the first episode titled "AKA Ladies Night," but she feels that it is not a simple case of missing person.
The second episode, titled "AKA Crush Syndrome," will require Jessica to prove the innocence of her client named Hope (Erin Moriarty) even if she has to go back to her own troubled past. The third episode titled "AKA It's called Whiskey" will show that Jessica has found the right weapon that will be useful when facing Killgrave (David Tennant).
Other episode titles include:
- AKA: 99 Friends
- AKA The Sandwich Saved Me
- AKA You're a Winner
- AKA Top Shelf Perverts
- AKA WWJD
- AKA Sin Bin
- AKA 1,000 Cuts
- AKA I've Got The Blues
- AKA Take a Bloody Number
- AKA Smile
Netflix will drop "Marvel's Jessica Jones" on Friday, Nov. 20.
