Jessica Jones Is The First Female Superhero

When I Was Developing The [tv Series "daredevil"] Idea, We Were Really Doing Something Closer To What Was In The Comic Book. By That, I Mean In Terms Of Civilians In The Street Knew That Superpowers Were An Everyday Matter Of Fact. When It Finally Ended Up At Netflix, They Really Decided To Land It In The Marvel Universe That Exists In The Cinematic Universe. That Changes The Story Entirely. It Was No Longer About The Other, Which Is What That Metaphor Was. It's Really More About The Character Herself, Which I Love.

The Only Kind Of Film I Want To Write Is A Story Where I Can Keep On Seeing The Stories Play Out. I'm A Huge Television Fan, And I'm A Huge Continuing Storyline Fan.

Women, In General, Are Very Passionate Fans, And That's What You Love About Them.

Because I Work In Television, I Always Knew That I Loved Working With Writers. It's Very Collaborative. You're Always In A Room Full Of Writers.

Showrunning Is Not A One-man Job; It's Literally Impossible To Do For One Person. I Have Learned The Hard Way Now From Two Seasons, One With Red Widow, And This, I Can't Control Everything. I Certainly Have Tried, But Having An Incredibly Strong Team Around You, Surrounding Yourself With Incredibly Talented People, That Is The Trick, And I Certainly Had That For The First Season Here Of Jessica Jones.