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!
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.
The End and the Beginning: A Reflection on JEAN GREY and PHOENIX RESURRECTION
The Phoenix is gone, the waters have calmed, and Jean Grey has returned! PHOENIX RESURRECTION and JEAN GREY are finished which means it's time to go back over some of the characters and events that will influence the future of the Marvel universe.
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.
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?
Magneto’s Trip To The Future is Bleak in X-MEN BLUE #33
Magneto takes a nightmarish trip into the future in X-MEN BLUE #33.
A Retrospective on the Origins of Jean Grey
Take a dive into Jean Grey's past in this ComicsVerse retrospective!
