Jean Grey Archives

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] We see young Cable take another prisoner at a grocery store, and Jean Grey tries to comfort Cyclops about the deaths of Bloodstorm and Cable The X-Men convene on what to do about Ahab's return and the missing young Iceman Kitty thinks it's best to split the remaining young original X-Men up to make[...]

Jean Grey, Storm, Gentle, and Namor are on the scene to respond Above the Atlantic, Trinary, Wolverine, Gabby, Nightcrawler, and Gambit are in the process of stealing the phone of the deceased British ambassador However, one of the men aboard the plane is activated by a Sentinite and begins firing into the cargo hold One[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Jean Grey, Beast, Angel, and Iceman, the surviving members of the original X-Men, meet up for dinner to catch up Their time is interrupted by the resurrected Professor Charles Xavier, back as "X" and inhabiting the body of Fantomex He brings them to a new mansion he has outside the town of Lago[...]

Time travel-y nonsense has been overused by Marvel of late, and Exiles is the only context where I'm genuinely excited to see it. I'm predicting, and I'm far from alone in this assumption, that Extermination will end with the X-Men: Blue team, that being young Cyclops, Jean Grey, Beast, Iceman, and Angel, being either sent back[...]

Magneto, fleeing the X-Men, has escaped into the future. He finds a wasteland he believes must be of his making. Is it? Does it make for a good read?

X-Men must stop Magneto before he kills Emma Frost over the Mothervine affair. Can they stop their mentor? Is it a good read?

Jean Grey tries to help him, and we also see the construction of Jean's undersea Cerebro unit (Searebro) The X-Men need to find the dead ambassador's cell phone so that Trinary can prove that another party is responsible for the ambassador's death Meanwhile, Cassandra Nova is making another move on Jean and her team. X-Men: Red[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] We are witness to what young Jean Grey saw when she peered into Magneto's head before her team joined up with Eric Lensherr In the present, Magneto is on a warpath He is tearing through every chapter of the Hellfire Club until he finds the White Queen, Emma Frost Jean Grey and the X-Men[...]

Check out the pics and details for each down below. The Phoenix has returned! Sweeping down from the stratosphere to once again merge with its favorite host, the Phoenix Force has returned to Comic-Con in the form of the X-Man Jean Grey, but in an all-new look! This white-costumed edition of Jean Grey as Phoenix captures[...]

The X-Men are trying to split apart a fight between Daken and the Poison-infested Jimmy Hudson. Can they save their teammate? Is it a good read?

Meanwhile, Jean Grey and Trinary work to find a way to safely disarm the Sentinite in the head of David Bushell, the man who killed the mutant girl Gambit was trying to protect In doing so, Jean's X-Men also meet and try to recruit Gambit to their cause. X-Men Red #5 cover by Travis Charest ­X-Men Red[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Jean Grey's X-Men team returns to Wakanda with the Sentinel controlled by Trinary, but they are immediately attacked by Storm Jean detects that someone has taken over Storm If they survive this encounter, they will need to free Storm, discover how she is being controlled, and stop further attacks from falling upon Wakanda. X-Men Red[...]

The 20th Century FOX presentation at CinemaCon 2018 has come and gone, dropping some mutant bombshells and showing the audience the brand-new Dark Phoenix logo. We're waiting for an official art release, but you can see a grainy photo here. Most notably, it looks like the X-Men: Apocalypse followup has dropped the "X-Men" from the title, which all the[...]

The Reavers, in a last ditch effort to stay active, try to steal Wolverine's body to sell. The X-Men are there to stop them, but what will they do when they find out Logan's body is missing? Is it a good read?

In India, the Jean Grey's X-Men team continue their fight against a Sentinel while trying to uncover the mystery of its presence In New Orleans, Gambit protects another mutant from an angry mob. X-Men: Red #3 cover by Travis Charest X-Men: Red continues to impress with the tightness of its narrative and the swiftness of its pacing[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Jean Grey and Killer Thrill have been taken over by the Poisons They are joined by a third Poison whom appears to be Kraven the Hunter Cyclops hopes to save Jean, but Venom tells him that the Poisons kill the Klyntar hosts Knowing that the symbiotes are now a liability, the X-Men, Venom, and[...]

She contacts Jean Grey and her team, who are hiding out in Wakanda after the death of the UK ambassador Naturally, the X-Men agree to help Trinary. X-Men Red #2 cover by Travis Charest X-Men Red is holding together The first issue showed great promise, and, while #2 isn't quite as gripping as the previous, it's still a[...]

A lot of Jean Grey's internal monologue in this issue isn't even related to the story at hand, and, when it is, it's following ominous feelings for which the comic has given no plausible reason. The action is fun for a time There are more continuity errors that could have been fixed in editing For example,[...]

In Venom #162, the X-Men have been possessed by Klyntar symbiotes, and it's up to Venom to keep the focused on their goal so that he can make it back home in one piece. Is it a good read?

The X-Men and Venom find the symbiote mercenaries that captured the Starjammers. Cyclops is badly hurt in the encounter, and our heroes have to retreat. Is it a good read?

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] A mutant is hunted by bigots and saved by Jean Grey and her new team of X-Men After this, we are taken back months prior to a baby manifesting a superpowered scream that attracts Wolverine, Honey Badger, and Jean Grey to the scene. After this, Jean Grey decides to do something dramatic: she wants to[...]

We make no promises about the use of your time, however. This week we've got Phoenix Resurrection #5, All-New Wolverine #30, Despicable Deadpool #293, Old Man Logan #34, and Jean Grey #11. Let's wrap up the week, saving the (hopefully) best for last with Jean Grey #11! Jean Grey #11 Writer: Dennis Hopeless Artists: Victor Ibanaz and Alberto Albuquerque Colorist: Jay David Ramos Letterer: Travis Lanham This is[...]

We make no promises about the use of your time, however. This week we've got Phoenix Resurrection #5, All-New Wolverine #30, Despicable Deadpool #293, Old Man Logan #34, and Jean Grey #11, but we're starting things off with Phoenix Resurrection #5: Phoenix Resurrection #5 Writer: Matty Rosenberg Artists: Leinil Francis Yu and Joe Bennett Inkers: Gerry Alanguilan and Belardino Brabo Colorist:[...]

In X-Men Blue Annual #1, the Starjammers are taken by symbiotes, and this leads the X-Men to recruiting Venom in the hopes he can help. He's resistant, to say the least. Does this make for a good read?

We'll kick things off with Phoenix Resurrection… Phoenix Resurrection #4 Writer: Matty Rosenberg Artist: Ramon Rosanas Colorist: Rachelle Rosenberg Letterer: Travis Lanham Damage: $3.99 In the previous issue, the X-Men had traveled to New Mexico after figuring out that Jean Grey's obsession with Butte Love meant she was probably at the scene where she and Cyclops did the nasty back in X-Men[...]

X-Men: Blue meets the X-Men of 2099 in this trip to the future. Unfortunately, 2099 is ruled by Alchemax, and it may be their fault. Is it a good read?

Jean Grey spends time with Beast while he tinkers with his toys This is all interrupted when Magneto is hit with a psychic attack, and he contacts Jean Time is beginning to collapse around these time-displaced X-Men, and the reckoning has come. X-Men: Blue #16 cover by Arthur Adams and Ian Herring This kind of story was[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Now, despite the unfortunate cover to the issue, Jean Grey #9 from Marvel Comics by Dennis Hopeless, Victor Ibáñez, Jay David Ramos, and Travis Lanham is a really great entry into this young series, even if it does feel like it is hurtling towards a conclusion I'm not saying the cover is bad —[...]

There are some scenes where faces look a little weird, especially Jean Grey's Thankfully, these are few, and the vast majority of his work is genuinely good. Matt Milla's color work is dynamic and effective, as well He gives a nice sheen with his color art here that gives a slickness to everything. This is likely the[...]

All day long, Bleeding Cool has been publishing a series of in-depth clickbait articles reporting on today's trickle of teaser reveals exposing the cast of the new Jean Grey led team of X-Men in X-Men Red We've previously seen Jean Grey, Gentle, Namor, Gabby, and Nightcrawler revealed in Marvel's evolving teaser image For the final two team[...]