as well as in April 2018. Two months following the first volume's conclusion, a new serial run of Jessica Jones debuted as a digital exclusive written by Kelly Thompson and illustrated by Mattia de Luis. Reception The series holds an average rating of 7.8 out of 10 on comics review aggregation website Comic Book Roundup, indicating generally favorable reviews from 149 critics. The first and last five issues were received well, but issues 6 to 11 had more mixed reviews. Of the first few issues, IGN's Jesse Schedeen said "It's been a long time coming, but Jessica Jones has the solo book she deserves again. And with both Brian Bendis and Michael Gaydos back at the helm, this new series has little trouble recapturing the appeal of its predecessor. The fact that so much about Jessica's life has reverted to the old status quo isn't a drawback, but rather one of the book's main selling points." Issue #7, which had the lowest score of the series at 6.8, was described by Graphic Policy as "...convoluted, unrealistic, and hackneyed. It is the epitome of what men think women want and are like. Bendis portrays Jones as a one-dimensional, agencyless, manic pixie detective for hire in her own story." Sales The comic's first issue was the 22nd best-selling comic of October 2016, with 74,291 estimated sales. The series stayed in the Diamond Comic Distributors top 100 list until May 2017, when it dropped to 115th. After a jump to 46th in October 2017 with 43,392 sales, the series fell to 113th the following month. The comic's final issue was the 112th best-selling comic of March 2018, selling 17,553 issues. Collected editions References American comics titles Comics by Brian Michael Bendis Comics about women Comics set in New York City