I watched the latest episode of Daredevil: Born Again, which featured an appearance by Jessica Jones. As a Spider-Man fan, I’ve always known that Kingpin and Punisher first made their first appearances in Amazing Spider-Man (#50 and #129) before becoming staples in Daredevil’s world. It made me realize that I didn’t actually know Jessica Jones’ comic origin - even after watching the original Netflix series. Looking it up, I found her “first appearance” story to be pretty amusing.

One of Marvel’s clever continuity rewrites placed Jessica Jones into Peter Parker’s earliest high school years, establishing that she attended Midtown High with him and quietly knew him before either became heroes. Because Amazing Spider-Man #4 takes place during that same early school-era timeline, some fans jokingly refer to it as her “first appearance by retcon.” In other words, she was later said to have been present during the events of that issue - even though the character had not yet been created.

Her true first published appearance is Alias #1 (2001), but since I own ASM #4 I’m going to go ahead and claim that one. After all - who am I to argue with Marvel? :-)

• Title: キャッ党忍伝てやんでえ (Kyattou Ninden Teyandee)

• Edition: 暫定版 (provisional/preview edition)

• Circle: グループ601 (Group 601)

• Representative/Author: 沖田佳雄

• Release date: ✅ August 7, 1994

• Notes:

  • 未成年者の閲覧禁止！ → Minors prohibited

  • 無断転載禁止 → No unauthorized reproduction

• Length: 54 pages

• Content: Mixed (NSFW + SFW segments)

• Highlights: NYC Pizza Cats story, high-quality illustrations, multi-section layout

This 54-page Group 601 doujinshi is such a fascinating piece of Kyattou Ninden Teyandee history. It’s a mixed-content fanbook featuring a blend of illustrations, comics, and short stories—ranging from playful and nostalgic to more mature themes (definitely not one for the kiddos 😅).

What really makes this one special is the inclusion of a SFW “NYC Pizza Cats” story—a rare little crossover nod to the Western dub that you don’t often see represented in Japanese fan works. That alone makes it feel like a unique bridge between both sides of the fandom.

The artwork throughout is genuinely impressive—clean linework, expressive character poses, and that unmistakable 90s doujin charm. You can tell this was made by fans who truly loved the series.

Another beautiful little time capsule of a fandom that’s always been small—but full of heart. 🤍❤💙

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