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There have been, of course, LGBTQ characters on the small screen, from Jeri Hogarth on Jessica Jones to Joey Gutierrez on Agents of SHIELD. And Marvel already has two queer characters, Deadpool.

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So it's no surprise that she's continuing the trend in Marvel's latest superhero show, "Jessica Jones," as Jeri Hogarth, the manipulative, no-nonsense lawyer who hires Jessica (Krysten.

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Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Jessica Jones, which are technically considered part of the MCU, actually led the way in representation. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. introduced the MCU's first openly gay.

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Jessica Jones is a superhero show for those who don't necessarily care for the heroics. It's smart and sexy and dark and creepy; it's queer-inclusive and focused on women who refuse to be victimized, even by someone who has the power to make them say or do anything he wants. Jessica Jones is about the struggle for power and control, and.

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It has also be reported that eponymous hero Jessica Jones (Krysten Ritter) is bisexual or sexually fluid, with hints of a previous relationship with best friend Trish 'Patsy' Walker (Rachael Taylor). Later in the episode, Jessica is in need of cash and, after dark, drops in to see Trish.

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Jessica Jones, played by Krysten Ritter, is the titular character, a super-strong private investigator who has a complicated past and a no-nonsense attitude. Jessica is often seen as a symbol of strength and resilience, and her sexuality is an important part of her character.

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Jessica Jones season 3 introduces the MCU's first transgender character, played by a trans actress. Marvel Comics has always prided itself on being set in "the world outside your window," albeit with the addition of superheroes; that naturally means diversity is pretty much baked into the Marvel formula.

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Gillian was such a great side character, and Costa's personal life was just touched on in passing in a way that didn't sidetrack his story. And Jeri continued to be a great character with believable, complex, and non-fetishized relationships. Season 3 really was satisfying in that regard. Jessica Jones screamed "LGBTQ+ rights!"

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Vulture also reports that there are also suggestions that eponymous hero Jessica Jones (Krysten Ritter) is bisexual or sexually fluid, with hints of a previous relationship with best friend Trish 'Patsy' Walker (Rachael Taylor).

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1) Jessica Jones The Netflix Original Series Jessica Jones is definitely one of the best Marvel superhero shows yet. Gender-swapped lesbian lawyer Jeri Hogarth may be cold, calculating, and.

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Netflix Marvel series Jessica Jones continues to pave the way for meaningful onscreen representations, being the first title in the Marvel Cinematic Universe to introduce an openly gay character, Jeni Hogarth, in 2015.

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Jessica Jones has ended its run after three seasons, and with it the Marvel/Netflix partnership that gave us some of the most compelling content the studio has ever produced. But while that.