Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Gaydos reunite for Jessica Jones’ 25th Anniversary with an All-New Alias Series

Twenty five years ago, Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Gaydos introduced readers to Jessica Jones, Marvel’s tough-as-nails private investigator with a complicated super hero past, in the groundbreaking Alias series. Now, for their character’s milestone 25th anniversary, the acclaimed creative team reunite to send Jessica on her strangest case yet in Jessica Jones: Alias, a five-issue limited series launching this December.

Jessica Jones: Alias follows the breakout character as she tackles a case unlike any she’s tackled before, one that pulls her far beyond her stomping ground in Hell’s Kitchen…

After a tumultuous tenure as First Lady of New York, Jessica is looking to get back to basics — but Marvel’s premier P.I. rarely gets what she wants! When a simple abduction case drags her to the most obscure and bizarre corners of the Marvel Universe, Jessica finds herself tested like never before!

Renowned original series cover artist David Mack also returns to grace the series with his gorgeous painted artwork. Check out his first cover along with a sneak peek at Gaydos’ interior artwork and preorder Jessica Jones: Alias at your local comic shop today!

  • Comic book cover featuring a woman with long dark hair in a black leather jacket, against a colorful stained glass background. The shirt she is wearing has the text 'HAVE YOU SEEN ME?'
  • A comic book scene featuring Jessica Jones at a dinner table with various characters, depicted in a red-tinted environment. Abstract visuals show conversation and expressions of intrigue among the characters.
  • A comic panel featuring characters gathered around a dining table with a variety of foods, showcasing a tense interaction. The characters depict distinct expressions and attire, with a dominant red color scheme. The main focus is on a woman with long hair in a dark coat, appearing contemplative and gesturing with her hand.
  • Cover art for 'Alias Investigative Services' featuring a stylized illustration of two women in a dimly lit office with a door labeled 'Alias Investigative Services.' The first panel shows a woman standing at the doorway, while the second panel depicts a close-up of a woman looking thoughtful.

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