Jeen’s powers are not forgotten. We saw Jean psychically disintegrate those plant sentinels with lots of pink energy while her eyes flowed pink in X-Force.
She didn’t even have to put on the helmet to resurrect Xavier,
Jeen’s powers are not forgotten. We saw Jean psychically disintegrate those plant sentinels with lots of pink energy while her eyes flowed pink in X-Force.
She didn’t even have to put on the helmet to resurrect Xavier,
That was not the pink form she had when she was a teenager, which was specifically absorbing psychic energy and using that to boost her TK. You are confusing that with Jean's regular pink signature when she uses her powers, which she's had long before the teen version was a thing. She didnt even go pink in X-Force
Please correct me if I'm off-base here -- but, isn't that essentially what Jean Grey did during the Judgement Wars arc?
X-Factor #50
What's stopping her from remembering how to do it again or her memory of doing it as Jeen since it cannon that they were one and the same person?
Last edited by Micabe; 06-18-2020 at 11:34 AM.
Why would they use Alex Ross's designs for New X-Men as they're the opposite of what Morrison wanted to do?
Morrison's take was to get rid of the super-hero visual identity, making the uniforms more streetwear, and more friendly & "understandable" from a human standpoint. Ross's designs were great at the time, but it was a bit "scary".
By the way, Morrison's run was one of the best run x-Men ever had imo. And it's still my favorite era of the books.
Last edited by franckd; 06-18-2020 at 04:00 PM.
You mean the same run that killed off Jean and replaced her (and every other X-Woman) with a fake blonde for more than a decade?
It's so reductive to sum up Morrison's run as the run that killed Jean. It's like reducing the Phoenix Saga as the run that killed Jean for more than a decade. No, it was more than that. And keep in mind that Morrison killed her and left an opened door to bing her back : The Phoenix egg on the dark side of the moon. Morrison is not to blame if Marvel editors were the ones who didn't want to bring Jean back after he left. They basically brought back anyone but Jean.
Marvel should have made Jean/Phoenix a cosmic character after New X-men.
If Morrison hadn't introduced the plague that was Scemma and written an OOC Scott and Jean and touted crap like Jean was not acting like a wife anymore so she deserved to be cheated on, Marvel editorial wouldn't have propped up the fake blonde with a fake accent and a fake plastic body as the head X-Woman and forced Jean's death to get Scemma together because all the writers were living vicariously through Scott. I blame Morrison entirely because it was his trash ideas that set off the chain reaction.