She may be a fictional character, but through her comics, Jean Grey was able to teach me a lot about the mutability of life and how to stop fearing change.
Jean Grey Taught Me How to Embrace Change and Move On
The Women of X-Men: Making Strides For Over Fifty Years
X-MEN is best known as a metaphor for advancing different cultural groups. However, they’ve done a lot for women along the way.
X-MEN RED Character Spotlight: Gabby Kinney
Jean Grey's X-MEN RED team has been announced, and the Wolverine clone Gabby is on the team!
Hounds Abound in EXTERMINATION #3
EXTERMINATION #3 by Ed Brisson, Pepe Larraz, and Marte Gracia features both stunningly creepy art and stupendous characterization.
A Familiar Face Tracks Logan Down in RETURN OF WOLVERINE #2
RETURN OF WOLVERINE #2 doesn't go very far, but its ending brings exciting new beginnings.
Podcast: This is Why We Love Jean Grey: The Rise and Fall of Time-Displaced Jean Grey
ComicsVerse discusses the rise and fall of the time-displaced teenage Jean Grey from Dennis Hopeless's JEAN GREY published by Marvel.
X-MEN EPIC COLLECTION: SECOND GENESIS — Love the X-Men? Start Here!
X-MEN EPIC COLLECTION: SECOND GENESIS is a near-perfect example of a classic superhero story that leaves the reader itching for more.
Podcast: Celebrating the X-Men Women in a Post-Trump World
Women, in general, seemed to take a hit in 2016. ComicsVerse has decided to turn the tables and celebrate the X-Men women in a post-Trump world.
Dark Phoenix Lives in Us All: Why Some X-Men Fans Still Obsess over “Dark Phoenix Saga”
The classic and controversial "Dark Phoenix Saga," written by famed X-Men writer Chris Claremont and published by Marvel in 1980, continues to impact, not only X-Men comics but most Marvel comics to this day. What makes this storyline so timeless?
An X-Men Reunion in EXTERMINATION #2
EXTERMINATION #2 by Ed Brisson, Pepe Larraz and Marte Gracia is a phenomenally beautiful looking book. Find out why!
