Jessica Jones (Netflix)

David Tennant isn't putting on a fake American accent!  Yay!

I can't wait for this, love the trailer.

I hope this opens the door to Dark Horse and the other small companies. I would love to see a TV series based on Spawn or The Mask.

Not done yet, but enjoying it so far. I like the character dynamics, and appreciate how this is different from Daredevil.

It's because the character is not popular anymore. Studios don't see the value in it - but someone will eventually. 

This was really good, can't wait for DD to start up again

I truly enjoyed Jessica Jones, even though it had the problems I was most concerned about.  The plot and performances are great, and the show runners took the story in some interesting new directions from the source material.  My only real gripe is that all of the flashbacks were shot exactly the same as the modern scenes, which is far from a deal breaker.  I also really would have liked to see at least one scene in which Jessica was out trying to be a superhero in costume.  Maybe we'll get something like this in season two, but I doubt it.

Krysten Ritter makes the role of Jessica her own, despite having a very different look from the source material.  Mike Colter as Luke Cage is perfect casting, and has excellent chemistry with Ritter.  I'm greatly looking forward to seeing their relationship progress during his series next year.  David Tennant makes a disturbingly nonchalant villain who is far superior to the comics version of The Purple Man.

The use of the character Trish "Patsy" Walker is an unusual choice.  In the comics, Patsy Walker started out as a character in cheesy romance comics between the 40's to the early 60's during the time Marvel was known as Timely Comics and Atlas Comics and nobody was reading superhero stories.  Marvel eventually introduced Patsy into their superhero universe, and decided to turn her into the heroine Hellcat.  The Trish of the Netflix series may eventually go that route, but it's hard to say.  Her attempts at heroics didn't usually go very well, but she didn't let that stop her from continuing to try and help Jessica.

I'm not terribly turned on by this show, I have a couple episodes left and it hasn't really done it for me. It's picked up here and there and Kilgrave is a great character, everything else seems to be running at about 60%. I know I'm not supposed to expect Daredevil and I didn't, it just doesn't really seem to be going anywhere other than 'we gotta stop this Kilgrave guy.' Nevermind the fact that she had the opportunity about fifty thousand times.

And Jessica Jones might be the crummiest superhero in New York. I don't mind that she seldom uses her powers but it makes me give the show a side-eye when they establish how she has super strength and can lift cars, bend steel, etc. only to get her ass kicked by just a couple people on several occasions. It's cool that the emphasis isn't on her powers but at least keep them consistent.