Marvel’s Greatest 3-Part Series Changed Superhero Storytelling Forever

Marvel's Greatest 3-Part Series Changed Superhero Storytelling Forever




Superhero movies and TV shows always have a certain inherent goofiness to them. Even when creators like, say, Christopher Nolan go deep into that dark, gritty atmosphere, delivering something much closer to what we now see as the real world than what was depicted in classic comics, there just comes a point where you have to contend with the fact that you are watching a man dressed as a bat fighting villains known as the Joker (Heath Ledger) or Scarecrow (Cillian Murphy). However, ten years ago, this one show came along that completely changed the face of superhero stories. Originally on Netflix, Marvel'sJessica Jonesis a series that took the seriousness of its universe beyond just the aesthetic level, giving viewers a story about sexual violence and trauma like few others.


Superhero movies and TV shows always have a certain inherent goofiness to them. Even when creators like, say, Christopher Nolan go deep into that dark, gritty atmosphere, delivering something much closer to what we now see as the real world than what was depicted in classic comics, there just comes a point where you have to contend with the fact that you are watching a man dressed as a bat fighting villains known as the Joker (Heath Ledger) or Scarecrow (Cillian Murphy). However, ten years ago, this one show came along that completely changed the face of superhero stories. Originally on Netflix, Marvel'sJessica Jonesis a series that took the seriousness of its universe beyond just the aesthetic level, giving viewers a story about sexual violence and trauma like few others.

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