Aug 25, 2023 · During the flight, Jean was exposed to a lethal dose of solar radiation and let out a telepathic scream with her dying breath. Across the universe, the Phoenix Force heard Jean's cry and bonded with her in her final moments, as detailed in CLASSIC X-MEN (1986) #8 by Claremont and John Bolton.

May 23, 2019 · There is perhaps no comic book character who has died and resurrected more times than the X-Man known as Jean Grey. The mutant telepath/telekinetic powerhouse has been in a cycle of death and...

Jean Grey was forced to use her telekinetic abilities to guide the shuttle back to Earth. Unfortunately, this also exposed her to excessive amounts of radiation, leaving her dying as she tried...

Reprint of an image from Phoenix Resurrection: The Return of Jean Grey #1. Original art by: Artgerm. That's the thing about the Phoenix. There always has to be destruction... Before rebirth. "Whodunit?" "Avengers Vs. X-Men (Part Four)" "Avengers Vs. X-Men (Part Five)" "Avengers Vs. X-Men (Part Six)" "Avengers Vs. X-Men (Part Seven)" "Avengers Vs.

Aug 2, 2023 · However, over subsequent issues, readers learned that only Jean Grey's body was dead and even that was temporary. In issue 282, Xavier discovers that Jean projected herself out of her body and into Emma Frost's inert form and Xavier suspected Frost had …

In issue #175, Cyclops and Madelyne repeat the dialogue he exchanged with Jean Grey after Professor X locked away her Dark Phoenix powers, marking the parallel with the dissolving of Mastermind's Dark Phoenix illusion.

Uncanny X-Men # 137 – The conclusion of the Dark Phoenix Saga sees the death of Jean Grey. This comic was incredibly controversial at Marvel and was encouraged by Jim Shooter, Editor in Chief, as part of his revitalization of Marvel Comics.

Dec 10, 2019 · Just two issues later, Jean Grey died again - and this time it stuck for over a decade. The X-Men's battle against Magneto went tragically wrong when the Master of Magnetism released an electromagnetic pulse to induce a massive heart attack, with Jean once again dying in Cyclops' armies.

This X-MEN #137 comic book from Marvel Comics in 1980 features the death of Jean Grey, also known as Wonder Woman. The single issue format is a newsstand variant type, with a color style and English language.

Apr 11, 2013 · It wasn't Jean Grey, the character many grew up with since the first issue of X-MEN. This was a cosmic entity pretending to be her. It wasn't Jean that died on the Moon. She didn't even...