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  2. Jean Grey - Wikipedia

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    Jean Elaine Grey-Summers is a character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.Created by writer Stan Lee and artist/co-plotter Jack Kirby, the character first appeared in The X-Men #1 (September 1963).

  3. Comic book death - Wikipedia

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    Jean Grey would sacrifice herself in the following issue, but Marvel later had the story retconned to allow Jean to appear in the new X-Factor series. In the comic book fan community, the apparent death and subsequent return of a long-running character is often called a comic book death. A comic book death is generally not taken seriously by ...

  4. Planet X (comics) - Wikipedia

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    As Jean falls to the ground dying, Magneto (putting the Xorn helmet back on) defiantly cries out for someone to kill him; Magneto would rather be dead than judged by the mutant masses as a fraud. Wolverine, now berserk at the sight of Jean dying, uses his claws to decapitate Magneto. Dying, Jean is held tightly by Cyclops as the two reconcile.

  5. Phoenix Force - Wikipedia

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    Tamara Jude of Sideshow stated, "The Phoenix Force holds a significant place in the Marvel Comics and stands as the most unforgettable element of X-Men member Jean Grey’s comic book history. This character-defining arc, known as the Phoenix Saga and the Dark Phoenix Saga, has resonated with fans for decades with its compelling plot, vibrant ...

  6. The Dark Phoenix Saga - Wikipedia

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    Hearing of this, Byrne called Layton and suggested Busiek's idea as a means of raising Jean Grey from the dead while satisfying Shooter's demands for total absolution for Jean. A three-part crossover was planned to launch X-Factor , involving the Avengers , the Fantastic Four, and the debut issue of X-Factor , thus involving Avengers writer ...

  7. Ultimatum (comics) - Wikipedia

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    As the X-Men mourn their dead, Jean Grey telepathically learns of Professor X's death and informs the others. At Magneto's citadel, a Jamie Madrox clone arrives with a bomb strapped to his chest accusing Magneto of turning on his own kind, but Magneto is not dissuaded from his genocidal path.

  8. Fall of X - Wikipedia

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    Jean Grey (vol. 2) #1–4 Louise Simonson: Bernard Chang: Marcelo Maiolo August 23, 2023 [39] [40] November 15, 2023 [35] Realm of X: Torunn Grønbekk: Diógenes Neves Rain Beredo November 29, 2023 [35] Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant: Iman Vellani Sabir Pirzada: Carlos Gómez Adam Gorham Erick Arciniega August 30, 2023 [41] Uncanny Spider-Man #1 ...

  9. Fatal Attractions (comics) - Wikipedia

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    The X-Men on Earth watch in horror as the crew frantically tries to stabilize the ship and care for Wolverine. The ship's hatch opens, and Wolverine sees himself "going towards the light", but he is pushed back. He awakens in time to prevent Jean Grey from getting sucked out of the Blackbird. The X-Men land on the Earth safely.