Jean Grey Archives

Two new cast members have been revealed, Bleeding Cool can now reveal as part of an ongoing series of 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, and Namor revealed in Marvel's evolving teaser image[...]

As part of our beloved ongoing series of 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, Bleeding Cool can now reveal that Marvel has revealed another two cast members in the book Joining team leader Jean Grey, the first character[...]

In the series, Jean Grey leads a new team of X-Men in a story that will feature "new uniforms, a new team headquarters, and exciting new characters," as well as "dynamic hero moments, great character interactions, and a surprise villain at the end." In response, Bleeding Cool promised to publish multiple clickbait articles following Marvel's reveals[...]

X-Men Red will be led by Jean Grey, whose latest resurrection is another innovative decision Tom Taylor is writing, with Mahmud Asrar on art and Travis Charest on covers The news was revealed in a teaser video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1qsvRvh_RkVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: X-Men: Jean Grey Through the Years (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1qsvRvh_Rk) Today, Marvel had sent out[...]

Marvel has announced yet another ongoing X-Men series to follow the resurrection of Jean Grey Jean will lead her own team of X-Men in X-Men Red, written by Tom Taylor with art by Mahmud Asrar and covers by Travis Charest The book follows a general strategy at Marvel of choosing the titles of new ongoing[...]

They don't call Marvel "The House of Ideas" for nothing! The publisher is always pushing the boundaries of ways to spike comic book sales without producing any actual new readers, which has led to a new kind of comic book crossover — one that takes place only on the covers. Starting in January, a set of[...]

The teams of X-Men: Blue and X-Men: Gold continue to square off with the machinations of Mojo. Can they survive, and will it make for a good watch?

Storm, Angel, Iceman, and Logan are in the first simulation, Beast, Jean Grey, Nightcrawler, Colossus, and Jimmy Hudson are in the second, and Kitty Pryde, Rachel Summers, Cyclops, and Bloodstorm are in the last. Mojo even uses the word "Legacy" to describe the significance of the scenario he has set up. Now, I feel that it's a[...]

Jean Grey, Beast, Colossus, Nightcrawler, and Jimmy Hudson are taking on some variety of demons. Meanwhile, Mojo is broadcasting the battles to the world and loving every minute of it. Alright, time to get some of the broad-strokes plot grievances out of the way I already griped about this being a crossover. Here's my next complaint, and many[...]

Will it be enough, though? Can she hold out until Cyclops and Jean Grey return with the Raksha? Meanwhile, Angel and Jimmy Hudson have come across the Blob in Miss Sinister's workshop He's as aggressive as ever, but there is something different about Fred Dukes this time. That being said, this was another exciting issue of X-Men:[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Jean Grey #8 from Marvel Comics by Dennis Hopeless and Victor Ibanez is the first issue in the series falling under the Marvel Legacy banner, continuing the teen Jean Grey's mission to try and find a way to stand up to the Phoenix Force that is making its way to Earth — and it[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Jean Grey #7 Jean Grey is suffering from a haunting by, well, Jean Grey Her older self has come back to pester young Jean until she finds a solution for the Phoenix issue On the brink of losing her mind, Jean is found by Wanda Maximoff, AKA the Scarlet Witch of the Avengers. Wanda thinks some[...]

We mentioned there'd be a Phoenix variant cover scheme coming in December to tie in with the release of Phoenix Resurrection: The Return of Jean Grey (you know, the adult one), written by now Marvel Exclusive Matthew Rosenberg and with art by Leinil Francis Yu. Amazing Spider-Man cover by Ryan Stegman Well, Marvel have decided to show[...]

Bleeding Cool also broke the news that Rosenberg's book would be called Phoenix Resurrection with Lenil Francis Yu, bringing Jean Grey back from the dead Marvel officially confirmed Bleeding Cool's scoop today by announcing that very book. Additionally, Rosenberg will now be a Marvel EXCLUSIVE creator Rosenberg posted on Twitter: Oh and I signed exclusive with @Marvel[...]

They've already caught Magneto, Polaris, and Iceman, and Beast is under the Goblin Queen's thrall. Jean Grey and Cyclops must survive long enough to find help to save their friends and allies. Meanwhile, Jimmy Hudson and Angel are half a world away investigating how Jimmy came into this world They're on the verge of a breakthrough on[...]

Spoilers ahead, and potential spoilers too I guess, so if you want to remain completely unspoiled and fresh, don't read further. Oh, and probably don't read the New York Times or look at social media or watch TV from Monday, September 25th onwards. We theorised that the returning character was in fact the Phoenix, and likely the[...]

Meanwhile, Cyclops and Jean Grey have a permanent psychic connection, and they must come to terms with this. However, Beast's project may come to consume them all. It is nice seeing this X-Men: Blue trying to get back into its own rhythm after the chaos that was Secret Empire Cullen Bunn has a nice set of characters[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Continuing her quest to master her telekinetic abilities, Jean Grey seeks out the tutelage of Psylocke, one of the X-Men's most skilled TK warriors However, they run into trouble in learning what is the best way Jean learns They try meditation, chaos, and conflict, with the last being the most effective. Psylocke decides having Jean[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] The next issue in the Generations is out, this time following Jean Grey, both the time-displaced teenage version currently starring in her own title and X-Men Blue and the original Jean Grey, at an earlier point in history Or is she? Generations: The Phoenix cover by Stephanie Hans This issue is the crux of the story[...]

X-Men: Dark Phoenix is currently filming in Canada, and the production has reportedly added a new cast member: 8-year-old The Originals actress Summer Fontana. Fontana has appeared on the IMDb page for X-Men: Dark Phoenix, listed as playing a young Jean Grey in the film, as noted by ScreenRant Fontana's own imdb page lists the role, as[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] In the hopes of becoming a warrior, Jean Grey has decided to seek out one of the mightiest warriors around: the Odinson, AKA the Unworthy Thor. She has tracked him to a tavern at the top of a great mountain in Jotunheim Along the way, she spots a horde of Orc assassins out for the[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] *Ties into the Secret Empire crossover With the mutants being relegated to the state of New Tian in the wake of the Hydra takeover, Jean Grey and her X-Men: Blue squad are fighting to free the mutant and human prisoners being forced there. The leaders of New Tian, Emma Frost, Xorn, and Sebastian Shaw, do not[...]

Dennis Hopeless and Victor Ibanez continue as the creative team of Jean Grey as Marvel Legacy pits Jean against an old romantic rival this Fall But who's drawing the covers?! Continuing the slow rollout of Legacy creative team and detail announcements to their media partners, Marvel has given CBR the solicit for Jean Grey #8, revealing that[...]

Famke Janssen played Jean Grey in the first trilogy of X-Men movies, but she doesn't think she'll be coming back for anymore… unless someone wants her to. At a panel at Denver Comic Con, as recapped by ComicBook.com, Janssen said that she's done with the X-Men franchise: "I think we're done, but it was really great while[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] I ragged on Jean Grey #2 pretty hard for its overload of guest stars, among whom were Rachel Summers, Hope Summers, Colossus, and Kid Omega There were a lot, to say the least, and they seemed to overwhelm the narrative beyond any real reason It reflected a self-consciousness; the story seemed afraid that its[...]

The team has retired to Madripoor, but Jean Grey has found herself unbearably bored while waiting around in their headquarters while the city is celebrating a holiday. After finding Cyclops training with Magneto, Jean goes out for a night on the town with Jimmy and Hank McCoy. While having fun out in Madripoor, Jimmy stumbles upon a[...]

But with a new leader in JEAN GREY and a new mentor in their "arch-frenemy" MAGNETO, will old rivalries and new conflicts tear these heroes apart? Cable WALK SOFTLY…AND CARRY A BIG GUN! CABLE sees the mighty mutant return on a brand-new mission…with all of time in the balance! When Cable picks up the trail of a[...]

First Jean Grey read the mind of the young Bobby Drake and outed him to himself that he was gay And no, not bi, all the way gay And then young Bobby Drake told old Bobby Drake that since his younger self was now out and proud, maybe older Bobby Drake should get with the[...]

Diamond Select has detailed the two gorgeous Iron Heart And Phoenix statues they'll be bringing to this year's International Comiccon (SDCC).

X-Men Blue #4 is witty and expertly drawn, but the plot might be a bit too colorless to impress much.