JESSICA JONES Star Krysten Ritter Shows Off Her Gothic Side In This Unmissable New Photoshoot
Earlier this week, we were treated to the first trailer for season two of Jessica Jones. Now, lead star Krysten Ritter has taken part in a photoshoot which shows off a very different side of the actress.
We caught the first trailer for the second season of Jessica Jones earlier this week and it definitely raised a lot of questions about what's to come for the private investigator once the critically acclaimed series returns to the online streaming service in March. It appears as if Krysten Ritter is already doing the rounds to promote the show too as she's taken part in this new photoshoot for Bust Magazine.
In it, we get to see a very different side of the actress. Basically, just imagine if Jessica Jones was a goth!
To check out the full gallery of images, all you need to do is click on either one of the buttons below. We'll have more on Jessica Jones for you soon too as that premiere date approaches, so keep your eyes peeled for that. For now, though, be sure to share your thoughts with us in the comments section.
However, it was landing the lead role in Jessica Jones which made Ritter a star and while fans didn't seem overly excited about the show's debut, an argument could be made that it's Marvel's best show!
In season two of the Netflix series, Jessica will be looking into her past and speculation is running rampant that the big bad will be Typhoid Mary, a Daredevil villain repurposed for this show.
Regardless of who ends up being the big bad, we know that David Tennant will be returning as Kilgrave. How that comes about isn't clear but it could be flashbacks or he's just a figment of her imagination!
Season two of Jessica Jones launches on March 8th so we don't have long to wait to check it out. Common sense says we'll start seeing more footage and stills soon so stay tuned for updates!
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