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Publication history Debut (1960) Xavier with the original team of X-Men. Art by Jack Kirby. Created by writer Stan Lee and co-writer Jack Kirby, John first appeared in Marvel Girl X-Men # 1 (September 1963). Because only the original equipment of female members, Marvel Girl was a regular part of the computer through the serial publication. Initially the ability of telekinesis, the character was given the power of telepathy, that it would be years later retconned as a latent natural ability. It also begins a relationship with Scott Summers, who continues his love affair through main franchise X-Men, but also harbor a secret attraction to Wolverine teammate. "The Dark Phoenix Saga" (1980's) Marvel Girl becomes Phoenix. (X-Men Vol 1. # 101) Art by Dave Cockrum. , Edited by Chris Claremont in the 1980s, Marvel Girl undergoes a significant transformation one of the weakest members of the X-Men by one of its most powerful on the stage of widespread Uncanny X-Men "Phoenix Saga." In an attempt to save his X-Men comrades ago near his death, John bonds with a cosmic entity called Phoenix Force and gains immense powers, adopting the new name " Phoenix. "This new identity and their immense powers became the target of another extended scenario," The Dark Phoenix Saga, in which John is overwhelmed and corrupted for his immense powers, omnipotent and becomes a destructive force, which is now called "Dark Phoenix, and endangering the whole universe. The story ends with the suicide of Jean Grey, in a moment of control again, to ensure the safety of the universe. "The Dark Phoenix Saga" (For example the first "Phoenix Saga") became one of the best known and largely referred to in the major U.S. comic superhero, generally considered a classic. When the first pocket "The Dark Phoenix Saga" was published in 1984, Marvel also published a special page-number 48 entitled "Dark Phoenix: The Untold Story. "The question reprinted Uncanny X-Men # 137, but with new artwork and dialogue with the original ending for Claremont and Byrne. With alternate ending were transcripts of discussions between Shooter, Claremont, Byrne and others involved in the creation story of the history that led to the change and Claremont and Byrne into account the plans of Jean Grey if she had survived. Phoenix consumes a star, without wanting to kill billions of people. John Byrne, artist on Uncanny X-Men had strong feelings against the power of Phoenix has become and has worked with writer Chris Claremont to effectively remove the history of Phoenix, first by eliminating of his powers. However, the decision to have Dark Phoenix destroy a solar system Byrne lived in Uncanny X-Men # 135, along with the expected final story arc, worried then editor Jim Shooter, who felt that allowing Jean to live the end of history was morally unacceptable (because it was a mass murderer ") and also a satisfactory end point of view of the narrative. Shooter publicly explained his reasoning in a roundtable with Claremont in 1984, Byrne, Jim Salicrup Louise Jones and editors and ink Terry Austin: Personally, I think, and I have said repeatedly that the characteristics of destroying a world inhabited by billions of people clear a spaceship and then – well, you know, after you remove the power and let go on Earth. I think this is the same capture Hitler alive and let him go and live in Long Island. Now I believe that history does not stop there. I think many people came to his door with machine guns … . Consequently, Shooter called Claremont and Byrne to rewrite the final chapter Edition # 137, explicitly in the history of both a consequence and a purpose connected with the enormity of his actions in Phoenix. The original ending has been published one-shot in Phoenix: The Untold Story in April 1984. In the original ending, John was defeated, captured and subjected to a lobotomy "psychic" so permanently leaving John without any of his telepathic and telekinetic. The concept that Byrne and Claremont had in mind that their powers came to be permanently removed, but the threat still in the shadow of Phoenix back. Finally, John is allowed to return to Earth with the rest of the X-Men, "cured" of power and madness of Phoenix Dark. The one-shot also shows the original cover page to Uncanny X-Men # 138 that shows Jean and Scott in a happier moment in contrast to the front page actually appears in issue # 138, which shows the funeral of John. Back to publication (1986) After several years, Marvel has decided to revive the character, but only after of drafting a decree that the character of fulfilling their actions during the dark "Phoenix Saga." [Citation needed] It has been six years increased after "The Dark Phoenix Saga" in Fantastic Four # 278 (January 1986), with events of "The Dark Phoenix Saga" is retconned. Events to explain that Jean Grey was the true secret to heal their wounds while the Phoenix Group lived a copy of your body, thinking of Jean Grey. Future issues further explore the details of the interaction and the relationship between Jean and the Phoenix Group. The real Jean Grey awakens when his wounds heal (but with the loss of access to telepathy) and without memory or participation in the events that took place after a team meeting in Phoenix. Now "liberated" from participation the atrocities of "The Dark Phoenix" stage refers to John in the first edition of Factor-X (first series) to find the other members of the original X-Men have retired. John convinces a retired X-Men found a new team, X-Factor, to meet the growing anti-mutant feeling and reuses the "Marvel Girl" code name. The series also met with Jean Cyclops, who leaves his wife, Madelyne Pryor woman who looks eerily Jeannd his young son, Nathan Christopher, to direct X-Factor team. Upon discovering that her former lover had established a family for his absence, John encourages Cyclops to return to his wife and children. However, finding the abandoned house believed to have left Madelyne and Nathan took with her, Scott encouraged to return to X-Factor and continuity of his relationship with Jean. The continuing adventures of the team throughout the series, what broad cross Inferno Online. Madelyne resurfaced, now nearly mad with power awakened by a demonic pact, calling the Queen Goblyn. During the association, X-Men discover that Madelyne was a clone of Jean created by Mr. Sinister and brought to life by the Group of Phoenix after the events of "The Dark Phoenix Saga." Incident created for the purpose of having a child with Scott Summers, only achieved their genetic potential to produce powerful mutant descendants. This was crazy, planning sacrifice his son for more power and shape their own destiny. Inferno met with John X-Men, who are happy to learn that she is alive, especially Wolverine, Jean remembering her feelings for him no answer. At the end of Hell Madelyne and Jean clash with the intent to merge with Jean Madelyne mental and kill them both. Jean managed to survive only by absorbing the remnants of the Phoenix Force located in Madelyne, giving both memories and recollections of Madelyne The Dark Phoenix Saga Phoenix. "Back to the X-Men (1990) Following the conclusion Hell, John is still a main character in the rest of X-Factor, rejecting a marriage proposal from Scott and the alternative meeting future daughter Rachel Summers, who also rejects the sense that both suggest that life is predetermined. It also incorporates telepathy during a battle with the villain) Psynapse. X-Factor (first series ended his career with the original X-Men X-Factor # 70 (September 1991), with transition to Uncanny X-Men characters, told the continuity both teams decided to merge. The fourteen X-Men split into two teams "Blue" and "Gold", directed by Ach Cyclops and Storm, respectively. John prepended to the team gold in Uncanny X-Men # 281 (October 1991). During this time, no longer will be assigned a place known by his full name, Jean Grey. In Uncanny X-Men # 308 (January 1994), John accepted a second proposal marriage of Scott and the two married in X-Men # 30 (March 1994). John and Scott were offered immediately in the miniseries parts of The Adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix, where they were both mentally moved 2000 years into the future to raise their son Nathan Scott, who had been transported in the future as a child with the hope of curing a deadly virus. The series shows the couple on the assumption that red and the names of Nathan Christopher Slim and collect for twelve years before being returned to their bodies in their marriage honeymoon. Before his return, John has learned that Rachel had brought the future to protect Nathan, and adopted by his code name Phoenix enforcement, again to establish it as a symbol of good health despite all the harm he had caused. Jean continued to appear as a figure Key in the two X-Men and Uncanny X-Men, including franchises in all filters as "The Covenant and linking online Falange by Onslaught, who presented the case of the dark half of Charles Xavier. The revised long crossover issues between Xavier and Jean intact, including the secret love of John Xavier mentioned in the decades of the X-Men original series designed above. Jean also responds to other children in her future and very powerful alternative Scotthe Nathan Grey, who accidentally revive the ghost Madelyne Pryor of Psionic, leading to a new confrontation between the two women. While appearing in Uncanny X-Men and X-Men, Jean grows more comfortable with his immense psychic powers and begins to wear the famous green dress and gold Phoenix again. It also brings together a team of fast X-Men in the replacement of three theme Astonishing X-Men title. New X-Men (2000) Following the Possession "Cyclops by the evil mutant Apocalypse and the disappearance of the conclusion of the crossover story" Revelation: The "Twelve, Juan lost their abilities of telekinesis that stay with an increase in psychic powers, the result of the "six month" gap in the plot of the X-Men saga created by reorganization of the Revolution. During the event, Revolution All X-Men titles began six months after the events of the Apocalypse: The Twelve, which allows writers to create new situations and stories and gradually fill in the absence of the last six months of continuity. Because editing decisions after the success of the 2000 X-Men, one explanation may change John has never been explicitly formulated, but Chris Claremont has revealed in an interview that was scheduled be an accidental switch among fellow X-Men Psylocke, Psylocke explaining new and psycho-powers. John was also in the next six issue mini-series X-Men forever written by Fabian Nicieza, which was designed to bind the frames left. During Series, John revisited many of the events related to the Phoenix Force, and introduced the concept of "Omega Level Mutants," a category for mutants with unlimited potential, including Jean herself. Cable and Jean are the central figures in 2001 the mini-series X-Men: Cyclops, where the research so I think Cyclops to be alive. The track two Cyclops and Jean is able to deliver possession physically of the Apocalypse. The couple then returned as Pilar characters in X-Men (second series) again. In June 2001, X-Men has been changed to New X-Men by Grant Morrison, under writer. The title was a small team of Jean, Cyclops, Beast, Wolverine, Emma Frost, and Charles Xavier. The plot centers on the team in general, assuming the role of teachers in a new generation of mutants in Xavier Institute to explore their personal relationships and treatment of new and emerging policies in favor of feelings anti-mutant. The series sees the return of Jean telekinesis, the ability to harness the emerging powers of the Phoenix Force once again its support for the position of Director of the Institute Xavier, and the failure of her marriage to Scott after his experience trauma of being possessed by Apocalypse. Jean and Logan sent their tacit mutual attraction long, decided it was best not to act on their feelings, while Scott began to feel more distant from John and asked the console to meet Emma Frost disappointment and tells of his experiences and owned by Revelation. These interactions lead to a case of "psychic" between Scott and Emma. Jean discovery of the case the results confrontation between her and Emma psychic, but ultimately, John realizes that his marriage has had its day. John also makes minor appearances in other securities during the race New X-Men, Chris Claremont, such as X-Treme X-Men, the opportunity to encourage lending to the characters. New X-Men realize concluded with Jean and assume the full powers of the Phoenix under its complete control. However, in the last chapters of the New X-Men, is killed in battle by an impostor posing as Magneto. The series has also explored a dystopian future occurs when Scott decided not to run the Institute with Emma after the death of John. This schedule future other, called "Here Comes Tomorrow, was the latest chapter in Grant Morrison run on New X-Men. The story finally resolved by a resurrected Jean to become the White Phoenix did all of the Crown and the capacity utilization of the Phoenix Force back in time and the influence of Scott to accept the offer to lead Emma to school together. Scott and Jean relationship ends with his death and he and Emma serve as co-director and co-director of the Xavier Institute as a writer Chuck Austen management of New X-Men and their transition to X-Men " Under X-Men ReLoad editorial decision. John and his relationship with the Phoenix Force was examined again one year after the conclusion of the new X-Men X-Men: Phoenix Endsong written by Greg Pak in 2005. In this paper, a fragmentation of the Phoenix Force is trying to revive John, resulting in a fight between her and the X-Men when Phoenix tries to control the "Dark." The miniseries concludes with Jean resolve his relationship with Scott and move to a higher plane of existence with the Phoenix Force. The Phoenix Group as its own entity is still being explored in other subsequent titles, such as X-Men: Phoenix – Warsong (2006) and Matt Fraction run on Uncanny X-Men with brief references to John. "Re-turn" for publication on the effective return Jean franchise X-Men, Marvel said the eventual return of John was discussed, but he also said that the return of Jean Grey "A History of Marvel does not want to rush." Marvel also loosely related questions regarding a possible return Jean Grey of the events of 2007 X-Men: Messiah Complex in which a young mutant named Hopeh has red hair, green eyes and huge powerss born and 2010 mutant X-Men: Second Coming, which sees the return of the hope that both an adult and the return of the Phoenix Force. Character history Background Jean Grey was born the daughter of Dr. John Grey and Elaine Grey. Before joining the X-Men, she lived with her family in Annandale-on-Hudson, New York, where Dr. Grey has worked as a professor of history at Bard College. John is the only member family members with mutant abilities (her niece and nephew Joey and Gailyn also revealed that mutants). His first powers manifested at the age of ten years triggered prematurely when her best friend, Annie Richards, was hit by a car. Like his friend is dying Jean instinctively links to your mind and senses Annie feels that when she dies, the trauma of the experience of the death of his friend Jean and kills about, but leaves it in place coma. Xavier Help to awaken from their catatonic state John's parents seek the advice of specialists, of which only the teacher Charles Xavier is able to help. Jean Xavier used to help locate your machine mutant Brain. During a session in the astral senses fateful Young Jean Scott Summers in the orphanage and an aspect of his spirit, manifested in the form of a bird of prey Gold in Phoenix, was referred to it. Xavier realizes that the spirit of John Young can not cope with their capabilities, which blocks access to them through telepathy, that allows the authorities to evolve a more natural pace. John develops telekinetic powers at the age of 10 years. Original X-Men a teenager, Jean leaves her parents to attend the Xavier School for young talent and, using the codename "Marvel Girl" was the first woman to join X-Man team its first mission against Magneto. With the X-Men, who battles in the first team and most enduring threats, such as Magneto Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, the Juggernaut and the Sentinels. He briefly to attend school Xavier College Metro. Back to the X-Men, helps stop the plot of the three factors. It is also revealed that she secretly helped Professor Xavier preparation to thwart the invasion Z'Nox. During a mission that took them into space, John is seen by the Phoenix Group is drawn to the limitless possibilities John. Juan foresees its transformation into Phoenix, but in a moment, she can not remember what she expected. Second Genesis The original team of X-Men is owned captive by Krakoa island life, while Xavier recruits a new team of X-Men to help save others from Krakoa. Most senior team members will, as Jean. Scott believes it is only with the X-Men, and this John upset. However, it remains in contact with the X-Men and became the best friend Ororo Munroe (Storm). While Phoenix and John Scott a romantic night in Manhattan, she, Wolverine and Banshee are eliminated by the guards. They led to an abandoned SHIELD orbital platform under the command of the anti-mutant activist Steven Lang, a plot to unleash a new generation of Sentinels. The other X-Men, with the help of Dr. Peter Raven, to save them. During the destruction of the station space, the X-Men discover that their ship is damaged during a previous fight with the Sentinels. The X-Men decide that someone should stay in the controls and the pilot of the ship, while everyone on the ship remains heavily shielded cell life. Knowing that no one could survive long enough to fly the shuttle to safety, Jean uses Dr. Cuervo his telepathy to learn to fly the shuttle and its telekinesis to block the radiation that the pilot of the ship to Earth. Her telekinetic shields give way under the onslaught of intense radiation. The strain of the exploitation of solar radiation at bay with his psychic powers Xavier destroys shields placed in his mind as a child, and Jean assumes its full potential as a psychic becomes an entity of pure thought. Accidents in the bay of the shuttle, and Jean telekinetically reforms body and left the water. Taking the code name Phoenix, Jean-psi powers are now much more powerful, and manifests an aura of energy in the form of a bird of fire every time uses his powers to their full extent. Phoenix Glass healed M'Kraan keep the universe from destruction. Dark Phoenix in "The Dark Phoenix Saga, also Mastermind Jason Wyngarde known as alters the mind of Jean, convince her that it is a Victorian aristocrat (and the Black Queen Hellfire Club) and he is her husband. He turned to his friends, but loses control of his emotions and becomes Dark Phoenix, attacking his friends and teammates and destruction of stars in a populated solar system. John finds his sanity long enough to commit suicide rather than risk becoming the Dark Phoenix again and kill another person. After killing the moon John's soul awakes in the afterlife and dressed in a white suit is Phoenix. The death of John presents and tries to help understand the Phoenix before the fragments of his soul is sent to Earth. Jim Shooter Marvel, in response to a question about the return of Jean Grey, said: "Jean Grey is dead." [Edit] For a time, Marvel has been maintained, even if the interview in The Untold Story shows that Byrne had already considered a possible way to revive John (although the notion that existed at the time did not develop in the interview.) Back a year later, there was a desire to Jean Grey came back to life at the launch of the new X Factor series. Drafting, it was decreed that only be allowed if John can be totally freed from the evils of the Dark Phoenix saga. The discharge begins when the Avengers find a strange pod at the bottom of Jamaica Bay, they send to Reed Richards of the Fantastic Four. The pod cracks open and Jean emerges with no memory of that time, she flew the shuttle they came out the cocoon, but the truth of Phoenix is now revealed. By dying on the ship, John was, in fact, approached by an entity known psychic Cosmic Force Phoenix, which overlaps with the way Jean and merged with part of their soul / consciousness, while John himself has been sealed in a box in the bottom of the bay to cure. Phoenix was the strength of became Dark Phoenix and committed these evil acts, where John was discharged from them and went on to found X-Factor teammates with the original X-Men. Jean is now without her telepathy, telekinesis, but it is much powerful. The first X-Men is contacted and met with them. John learns that the Phoenix team has been merged Rachel Summers, daughter of an alternative chronology. Rachel Jean initially rejected this fact considering that the existence of Rachel was a constant reminder of the dark future that is feared and might happen yet. During John's time is believed dead, Scott is a pilot named Madelyne Pryor. They married and gave birth to a son, Nathan Christopher Charles Summers. When Scott heard John is alive, let Pryor. Soon after, he joined John and the other founders of the X-Men by creating X-Factor. Early career first X-Factor Jean battles mutant nemesis "Revelation. Inferno Scott calls Madelyne to try to convince her to come to New York. When no response, it is assumed that his wife had left him. Indeed, Mr. Sinister kidnapped Madelyne and Nathan. Mr. Sinister had created from Jean Grey's DNA Madelyne, believing that the descendants of Jean Grey and Scott Summers would be a genetically superior mutant who have incredible powers. With its mission accomplished, Ominous Madelyne becomes more for the Marauders. The X-Men rescue, and she joins them. Wanting to save his son of Mr. Sinister, Madelyne made a pact with demons, and the use of desperation elves make her queen, going crazy. Madelyne attempts to sacrifice Nathan in a ritual that will bring the demons of Limbo in the world. Madelyne dies in a battle with Jean after spirit that links climate and wants to kill John and dieoping link. Madelyne dies, then the piece of the conscience of John that it had merged with the Phoenix Group (which have migrated to Madelyne Pryor died at the Phoenix) back to John to give all the memories of two Madelyne and the Dark Phoenix. John now also contained a spark of the Phoenix Force, but then expelled, while helping fend off an alien world a Heaven. His telepathy has also been restored to her by the wicked Psynapse. Now the team of Jean becomes a member of the X-Men "Golden Team", led by Storm in X-Factor joins Javier. When the physical body dies in a Sentinel attack, Jean survives by transferring her psyche into the body of Emma Frost coma. While the body of Emma Jean uses telekinesis, the ability Emma, you never use. John turned its original body with the help of Xavier and Forge. John helped save the life begins when Magneto Wolverine the adamantium from his skeleton. Using her telekinesis, Jean Logan held together the body and supports his healing factor. Later, after the death of Colossus's sister, Jean comfort Jubilee showing a cordial relationship between the two. When it home again Sabretooth comfort Jean Xavier Jubilee and the face of his decision. [Volume issue should &], then confronts Sabretooth and beat him badly, attacking with his powers. [Volume and the number edit] Cyclops, Jean meetings later, Stryfe for the first time. Stryfe removes both torture and the two later escape. They soon discover that Stryfe is a clone of Cable, the son of Scott. At that time, Jean and Cyclops Cyclops balance as John noted that he felt strongly attracted to Psylocke and was often thinking about her. [Volume and number needed] At that time, John also puts obstacles in the mind of Jessica Jones to avoid psychological trauma and the influence of human enemies like purple. [Edit] Wedding The wedding of Scott Summers and Jean Grey. X-Men # 30 Art by Andy Kubert. Scott proposed to Jean, but she refused because the memories it to offer both Madelyne and Phoenix came to his obsession. He said to wait. Later, John Scott offers Thanksgiving and that you agree with the two announced at the dinner. In marriage, Jean is sad to see that Wolverine will not participate, but unbeknownst to him, he looks the other way. Scott and Jean married John share a Xavier telekinetically dance while holding it in the air. Both goodbye to the X-Men, and John threw flowers, which are captured by Snape, but not before John apologized Rachel and welcome in your life permanently. During their honeymoon honeymoon, taken in the future to improve the son of Nathan Scott. After his return, John resumes with the name as an attempt to buy two of the institution itself and in honor of Rachel, who was presumed killed in Phoenix, but then learned that he has lost somewhere flow time with the premature death of the Apocalypse. It also adopted the classic suit green and gold to signify the Phoenix. [Volume issue should &] Scott and John, then head to Alaska after Scott is injured during Operation: Zero Tolerance. [Volume and question was] switch during a battle with the Apocalypse, Scott merged with the immortal mutant. Telepathic Jean and Jean Psylocke Psylocke switch and adds his own telepathy, and astral shadow form while Jean's telekinetic Psylocke. John begins to show the effects of fire Raptor Phoenix as the physical manifestation of his powers. Humanity is evolving witness Jean also uses the Phoenix Group and eternity in talks with eternity itself when Prosh recruits to help stop the destruction of the strange universe. Jean learns that Cyclops is alive, and searches with his stepson (Nathan) Cable. [Volume issue should & John] uses his telepathic powers increased separation Cyclops Revelation, and spirits. [Volume and number needed problems] marriage between the spirit of John Scott and Emma telepathic stop for Emma. Art by Phil Jimenez. A combination of features John as director of the Xavier Institute, Phoenix powers again, and the temporary merger with Apocalypse Scott discrepancy between the couple. Jean tries rebuild relationship, but Scott remains distant, refusing to sleep with her. Scott turns to Emma Frost, who enjoys the emotional problems of Scott, which leads to a case telepathy extramarital affairs. When faced with John Scott, said he shares "thoughts" and had done nothing wrong, Juan, however, disagrees and demands that explains Emma, but Emma only jeers and insults. Enraged, Jean reported the power of Phoenix Emma, delving into his memories and face the truth about herself. More Later, one of the Stepford Cuckoos diamond Emma breeze. Beast, under the belief that Emma can be saved, trying to rebuild their shattered diamonds. John arrives and informs Hank that in spite of his malicious nature, Emma had actually fallen in love with her husband, and understanding that can offer something Emma Scott, she can not use their powers to merge diamond jewelry Emma's body back together and revived. Death cheated by Xorn later, Wolverine and Phoenix are driven toward the sun, while He died the asteroid, Wolverine reluctantly stabs Phoenix so she will not die a horrible death in the hot sunshine. A few seconds before colliding with the sun, manifested in the strength of John of Phoenix, and saves both. She said that by his death, helped her out of Consciousness "Phoenix." Arriving on Earth, who fought against Xorn (which has proven to be Magneto, but later retconned impostor), who fatally shot Phoenix transferring large amounts of electromagnetic energy brain, causing a stroke, "global brain". Since John died in the arms of Scott, "said to live. Later it was revealed that before death, John has created a crystal matrix holempathic Rachel and printed with their character, what happened to his body, his soul all the same. Here comes tomorrow Main article: Here Comes Tomorrow Scott Summers, Emma Frost rejection of an offer to reopen the Xavier Institute after the death of Jean creates calendar of future where Hank McCoy reopening of the school. Under pressure, took the drug "Kick", which happens to be the wicked aerosols Sublime, Hank McCoy who owns and crazy. 150 years later, virtually immortal beast is trying to resurrect Phoenix and use it to destroy all life form on Earth, except for creatures created by Sublime yes, to be defeated by John. Phoenix then makes disinfection and absorbs the universe in the future, "White Hot Room", a higher plane of reality with other hosts Phoenix and "home" to consciousness Phoenix Force. John White is a variation of his place in Phoenix and is proving to be a "White Phoenix of the Crown." John goes back in time, and urges Scott telepathy to live. Rather than reject Emma and out of school, Scott chooses to be with Emma and keep alive the Xavier Institute. Article Endsong Home: X-Men: Phoenix – The Phoenix Force Endsong Shi'ar resurrect in order to destroy it when it is low. Phoenix earth leakage and relive John in an attempt to do together. Wolverine arrives and the battle of two until they are at the North Pole. Wolverine kills several included John, his weakness and allowing you to take control of herself and imprisoned in an iceberg. The Phoenix and Jean left takes control of Emma Frost, but Emma is not powerful enough and start recording in the control. The X-Men free John from prison with their extraction Emma from Phoenix. John turns out to be a being with the Phoenix, saying they are the same and the two are confused again. This means that to become Dark Phoenix, but Emma Frost and the link Stepford Cuckoos all past and present the X-Men together to show their love for John. This makes John Phoenix to become the target and records the X-Men's Shi'ar before returning to the White Hot Room. Warsong Main article: X-Men: Phoenix – Warsong writer Greg Pak has said that the Gulch is not another story of Jean Grey resurrection. It is essential Phoenix story, and ultimately, a story is essential for understanding Jean Grey. "Pak also stated that Warsong will lay the foundation for the future of Jean and the Phoenix. However, the story only with the telepathic voice speaks as Stepford Cuckoos were flying over his grave and a flashback in the first issue. The rest of the series in question meet the cuckoos fragment of conscience who visited Phoenix in the final of the mini-series Endsong. Coincide with the fragment and acquire skills in Phoenix, but then must imprison fragment of Phoenix in the hearts of their diamonds, showing a cloned originss capacity after daughters Emma Frostre revealed. X-Men Messiah Complex Main article: X-Men: Messiah Complex Since the events of M-Day, when most of the mutants was surprised and births are not new mutant mutants is in danger. Brain senses when a mutant newborn baby in Cooperstown, Alaska. Detects it and brain is partially destroyed by a huge explosion energy of the child. As the child matured and grown, it has developed characteristics generally similar to Jean Grey, including crimson red hair and eyes green. As shown in cable # 5, a first level of the child's eyes are the emblem of Phoenix twin reflections in them. Brotherhood mutant clones Madelyne Pryor John has become to appear in his new alias as the Red Queen .. The Red Queen, a brotherhood of mutants, consisting of Lady Mastermind, her sister, Martinique Jason, Spiral, Chimera, and Lady Deathstrike Brainwashed Psylocke, the X-Men attack in his new Graymalkin. Mastermind Lady Emma Frost manages to hold in a mental trap, but on the astral plane Emma faces a woman which has a striking resemblance to John Grey. Emma called Maddie, but she says it is not Maddie, but often confused with his being. John uses his powers to free Emma psychological trap before disappearing. The aim of the Red Queen turns out to be his to take a lock of hair belonging to Jean Wolverine. The Red Queen of hair used as a talisman to find the body of the late John and arrives in Westchester, where officials are trying to resurrect the body of John and waits. He quickly discovered that allowed the organizations Domino in the tomb of John and that any outside agency can not take John Madelyne, the Red Queen is drawn into an unknown destination. Future Back A recent panel interview at San Diego Comic-Con has confirmed that this is discussing the possible return participation Marvel John But he also said that Marvel is a story not to rush. At Wondercon San Francisco, when asked about the future Matt Fraction Jean told the audience "There's a girl with red hair and green eyes toward the future must keep your eyes on" Hope Summers reference. In X-Men – # 4 Kingbreaker Korvus Blade "the Phoenix lost its power and its connection to the Phoenix Echo Rachel is somehow lost. So far, no explanation was given for what happened, except Rachel said: "Please, not now Mama .. What happened to the Phoenix Force be examined after Reyes CA is more than the remains of the Phoenix Force, including those housed in Stepford Cuckoos, they also begin to leave their hosts. Romance In the first series, John Scott and crush a common long port, but is not aware of the feelings of others (although readers are informed from the beginning) and are too shy to make a move. John once a day with Angel, but Scott insists on taking long, which disrupts and frustrates men. For a time, Angel has feelings for Jean which lead to bad moments between him and Scott. When John left to pursue graduate studies at the Metro College, which widens the gap between Scott and Jean, but later, Jean and Scott openly. At one point, Professor X seems to have some romantic feelings for her. However, he believes that she could not respond because he is paralyzed, he said nothing to him, Instead of channeling their energy into an ever more intimate Jean mentor students. This force to keep their secrets and, at one point, the transfer of its own power in it. John Scott and the relationship gives a short step forward when the X-Men temporarily dissolve. John works as a swimsuit model and worked as an announcer Scott radio, and the two "pretend" today. After the reform X-Men, there are indications that are more closely related, but the relationship is "so" for some time. When John "dies" and becomes Phoenix, his relationship with Scott's changes because it has changed. After they are separated in the Savage Land and each thinks the other is dead, Scott is unable to mourn, and the reason is because he no longer loves him. However, during their reunion, to fight against Proteus Muir Island, the passion and the relationship is revived. Soon after, psychically "married" – to join together some of their minds by a psychic connection. When Logan was introduced as part of the next generation, "which is immediately attracted to her, and has a secret love for her. [Volume and issue edit] Thanks to the series, Logan generally respects the choice of being with John Scott, and the two share a deep friendship, despite strong emotional and physical attraction, never consummated. In the stories of Grant Morrison New X-Men, Jean speaks marital problems over Logan, Logan tries to help reconcile the couple married and even persuade John to return to Scott, when Scott was a mental case with Emma Frost. [Volume and the question was] immediately after the death of John Scott Emma begins on the date due to mental suggestion from John Scott encouraged to spend his life and "live." Volume [& Editing needed] Other X-Men have Scott finally accept difficulties and the relationship of Emma, for their loyalty to John and the conviction that Scott is a lack of respect for his marriage to Jean. [Volume and number necessary] Powers Jean Grey is an Omega-level mutant and is one of the Phoenix Force hardware. When her powers first manifest, John is not able to cope with his telepathy, forcing Professor X to suppress access to them. Instead, he opted to train in the use of his telepathy telekinesis while allowing to grow its natural rate before reintroducing [ref. required] Therefore, the first appearance of John and Marvel Girl, she is only able to use powers psycho. [Edit] When the teacher hides in preparation for the reopening of those Z'Nox telepathic Jean, who initially said that "share some of telepathy Xavier with her. Jean telepathy allows you to read, influence, control and communicate with the minds of others, project their mind on the astral plane, and generate telepathic blasts force that can stun or kill other people. John is one of the few telepaths skilled enough to communicate with animals (highly intelligent animals such as dolphins, dogs and crows). It can also lead telepathically or personal control of bodily functions and senses such as sight, hearing, smell, taste, or even mutant powers. A side effect of his telepathy is that it is equipped with an eidetic memory. Her telekinetic strength and skills are a very high level, capable of grasping objects in Earth orbit and manipulating hundreds of components in the air in complex configurations. She uses her Telekinesis to get up frequently and others that have the ability levitation and flight. She also uses her telekinesis to build various objects found in energy and telekinetic shields and powerful energy blasts. When Jean is absorbed Psylocke specialized telepathic powers, her own telepathy is increased to the point that you can physically show their telepathy as a psionic firebird which claws can inflict both physical and mental harm. Phoenix discovers that Telepathy can empower other mutants. [Volume and number needed] She developed a short form psychic shadow as Psylocke, with a gold Phoenix emblem over her eye instead of the trademark property of Crimson Dawn Psylocke, Jean briefly lost his telekinesis to Psylocke During this exchange, but his telekinetic abilities, then returned in full to an extent greater than before. The Phoenix can revive, absorb, redirect and preserve the blood of any life forms, which means you can take the energy of a person's life and give to others, heal with the energy of life itself, or even resurrect the dead, since Phoenix is the sum of all life and death quote [edit]. In Phoenix, Jean powers to carry out an incalculable level: allowing them to reorganize matter at the subatomic level, fly into space naked survive in any environment, to manipulate electromagnetic energies and different effects and cosmic disturbances weather. It manifests telekinetic sensitivity "(called" the manifestation of the [Phoenix edit]) to objects in their immediate environment that allows you to feel the texture of objects, their molecular structures, feel when other objects in contact with them, and probe the molecular level. You can also create stargates that can take it anywhere in the world instantly. In Phoenix, Jean can resurrect after death and is affected by the passage of time. Although initially perceived as "loan" of Phoenix Force powers, because of the state's parents to host the Force, which are entirely his, death itself has said that John is the rightful owner of its powers. Developments enabled to be part of the Phoenix Force (as opposed to serving as its host) due to their status as Omega-mutant with unlimited potential level, which revealed that John White Phoenix of the Crown. As the White Phoenix, Jean can manipulate and control the schedules in general, as see when you brought the alternate future of here tomorrow comes hot on the White Room. Jean Grey is a graduate of the University subway Choose a background in psychology. Ancestry Presented as a concept Uncanny X-Men # 125 (September 1979), the evil sought to convert Grey Black Queen of Hellfire Club creating the illusion modern that she lived in the body of an ancestor called Lady Grey. Later, Ben Raab and Charlie Adlard has reviewed the concept and X-Men: Hellfire Club # 2 (February 2000) was an ancestor Lady Grey true nature and not simply an illusion. His back story, according to the story, places it as an influential member, perhaps a queen, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, branch of the club during the Revolutionary War. 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