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  1. Half Title Page
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Contents
  5. List of Figures
  6. Introduction
  7. Episode Guide
  8. Part 1
    1. Part 1 A New Kind of Superhero: Film Noir and the Anti-hero
    2. 1 When Is a Superhero Not a Superhero?
    3. 2 Defining “Rebel Femme Noir” through Genre Hybridization in Cinematic and Comics Narratives of Jessica Jones
    4. 3 “My Greatest Weakness? Occasionally I Give a Damn”: (Super)Heroic Duty, Responsibility, and Morality
    5. 4 Watch Party: Watching Jessica Jones Watch Others
    6. 5 “So Go After the Big Green Guy or the Flag Waver.”: The MCU Reality Bridge
  9. Part 2
    1. Part 2 Portrayals of Masculinities, Male Violence, and Entitlement
    2. 6 From Devils to Milquetoast Little Man-Boys
    3. 7 Will Simpson and the Failure of Militarized Masculinity
    4. 8 #Kilgraved: Geek Masculinity and Entitlement in Marvel’s Villains
    5. 9 Undeniably Charming, Undeniably Wicked, and Our Shameful Kilgrave Crush
  10. Part 3
    1. Part 3 Surviving Trauma
    2. 10 “Tell Us Which One of Us Was Truly Violated”: Disrupting Narratives of Trauma, Rape, and Consent
    3. 11 Before Kilgrave, After Kilgrave: The Choreographic Effects of Trauma on the Female Body
    4. 12 Code Word, “I Love You”: Sisterhood, Friendship, and Trauma
    5. 13 “I Can’t Leave”: The Iconography of Hysteria and the Anti-superhero 
    6. 14 Representations of Rape and Race
    7. 15 “AKA WWJD?” Interrogating Gendered Ideologies and Urban Revanchism
  11. Conclusion: Considering Jessica Jones as a Moment in Time
  12. List of Contributors
  13. Index

List of Figures

13.1. Attitudes Passionnelles Erotisme, 1878, Paul-Marie-Léon Regnard (French, 1850–27). J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles. Digital image courtesy of Getty’s Open Content Program.

13.2. Artist unknown, ca. 1485. Only surviving representation (a verified image has not been found) of Saint Joan of Arc, in the collection of Centre Historique des Archives Nationales, Paris, AE II 2490.

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