This is the worst Marvel series to date

The show sucked ...if your a kissassy liberal like the guy above me...don't have a panic attack..you'll like this crap...


Deputy Davo's Pig Squeezing Country and Western Comedy Show.

Yes, that would have been sweet, but they were going for a more relatable heroine that was cool, but also street level so they didn't have to spend crazy money on CGI. Also, she is going to play a part of Marvels Defenders along with DareDevil Luke Cage and Iron Fist.

Indeed. I'm completely new to these characters but mind-control has always fascinated me.



Spoilers:
However I hate how JJ got more and more focused on stopping Kilgrave and ultimately killing him. I wouldv've preferred it if they'd either turned him over (as he seems to be a chaotic neutral character and not solely evil - yeah I might be a little D&D nerdy) to the good side, tamed him somehow and forced him to work for them, convinced him to work for the law firm in exchange for a hefty paycheck, locked him away in a secret testing facility or any other of the billion scenarios that wouldv'e kept him alive.

Daredevil AND Jessica Jones spoilers:
I liked that, in Daredevil, all major characters survived (for the first two seasons at least). Wilson Fisk, Elektra (who obviously gets revived in that machine at the end), Punisher and Stick are all alive and kicking, even if Punisher might be keeping a lower profile from now on and Fisk is in prison, there's still a chance they'll return. Meanwhile it's pretty obvious that Kilgrave won't, and it just got more and more obvious in every JJ episode that they weren't going to let him stick around, which really saddens me as he was the most interesting character on the show.
Luke was my least favorite as not only is he insanely powerful (both in attack and defense) and dangerous if turned the wrong way (as was not only possible through mind control but also due to his erratic persona - and no, I don't like Superman either), he also heavily outshines the main protagonist JJ. On DD I found the characters much more evenly balanced.
Sure, one could argue that Kilgrave was too powerful, but as he had no defensive power he had to use his offensive one to save his skin. When JJ became immune to his power (which I wasn't really fond of either) he was virtually powerless. At any point could someone have set up a sniper ambush to take him out for instance (like Simpson suggests from the start) whereas you have virtually no chance to take Luke out AND he's insanely strong. I mean the guy's literally a one-man army. The fact that JJ was even able to take him out with that shotgun was rather silly as she should have died long before that from his super-strenght when a regular vehicle could crack her ribs easily.
Then again, I don't know if he'd survive a .50 caliber round from a sniper rifle to the head either. Still, if caught off-guard it wasn't hard to stop Kilgrave as they didn't have too much trouble the first time around when they tranque'd him. Luke on the other hand would be lethal to try and sneak up upon. Sure, you could shoot him in the eye while he's sleeping, but you could just as easily take out a sleeping Kilgrave as he had to rely on others during that time.

JJ is way better then The Flash and Arrow

Arrow isn't that bad. Though it did suck that he stopped killing people. He felt less emotionally burdened at that point and became a duller character as a result.