Thanks. I just remember something about rebirth and and a subset. Was probably an interview or a comment or something. lol. Long time ago.Originally Posted by Havok83
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10-10-2020, 06:11 AM #5311Ultimate Member
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10-10-2020, 04:49 PM #5312Astonishing Member
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I say this with all due respect but this is giving me Sue Richard's vibes but with none of the heart, I hope there's a bit more meat to her appearance. Originally Posted by Havok83
Are we including Teen Jean in this assessment or specifically the older version? Originally Posted by Havok83
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10-10-2020, 06:34 PM #5313Invincible Member
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Oh I guess the Venomized feat would count, as I wasnt even thinking that Originally Posted by Celestialbodies
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10-10-2020, 07:38 PM #5314Astonishing Member
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Didn't Hickman write her kicking the Brood's ass? I swear you just can't let that one issue of HoX go because it doesn't fit you're Jean Grey power fantasy. Originally Posted by Kitty&Piotr<3
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10-10-2020, 09:49 PM #5315BANNED
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Did he? Post panels of her doing something cool against the Brood...... Originally Posted by loke13
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exactly.
Just wait until he actually does do something cool with her and then you can talk about how wrong I am lmao
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10-10-2020, 10:56 PM #5316Astonishing Member
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Mavel (Girl) Memories Originally Posted by Portsian
The arrival of Neal Adams amping up her power visuals... (even with the fainting female character paradigm of that era)
The aforementioned Magento Savage Land takedown...
And while Jean was not in her miniskirt at the time, Sentinel Switcheroo with the Brotherhood near the end of the O5's run, having Jean's telekinesis masquerade as Wanda's hex bolts was kind of meta commentary of the similarity of the women's empowerment (though not as similar as Jean/Sue Storm) that echos to modern portrayals (see MCU's Wanda via Joss Whedon)....
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10-11-2020, 02:13 AM #5317BANNED
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Jean died and came back to life with the help of Xavier. Sentinels killed her and she transferred her mind into Emma Frost. Jean was clinically dead. Originally Posted by Havok83
In Endsong, Jean was frozen underground while the Phoenix possessed Emma Frost. She resurrected herself and ripped the Phoenix out of Emma.
Jeen was consumed by the poisons. Yet she absorbed their psychic energy and rebuilt her body.
Her most recent resurrection was due to the Krakoan process. She has had 4 resurrections that she did herself or otherwise without the Phoenix.
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10-11-2020, 07:03 AM #5318Astonishing Member
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Eh those instances are more the exception than the rule. Originally Posted by WallStreeter
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10-11-2020, 09:40 AM #5319Astonishing Member
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Still my contention that giving Jean the Moira X storyline revealing a heretofore unknown resurrection/multiple lifetime aspect of her mutation would have been a superior evolution of her "Phoenix" concept than what we were given by PHOENIX:RESURRECTION, and without having to remove one of the staunch Ally characters in the X-Lore. Originally Posted by jwatson
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10-11-2020, 10:01 AM #5320Ultimate Member
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Yes, early Jean did have some powerful moments. In the above story, didn't Jean actually destroy Mag's machine? Originally Posted by Thirteen
Mavel (Girl) Memories
The arrival of Neal Adams amping up her power visuals... (even with the fainting female character paradigm of that era)
The aforementioned Magento Savage Land takedown...
And while Jean was not in her miniskirt at the time, Sentinel Switcheroo with the Brotherhood near the end of the O5's run, having Jean's telekinesis masquerade as Wanda's hex bolts was kind of meta commentary of the similarity of the women's empowerment (though not as similar as Jean/Sue Storm) that echos to modern portrayals (see MCU's Wanda via Joss Whedon)....
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10-11-2020, 10:27 AM #5321Astonishing Member
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She got creative and made use of other weapons at her disposal... Originally Posted by Phoenixx9
Jean was on fire this issue though (UXM #63) partially to play off the cover fakeout that made it look like she might be turning against the team. They made her behave in a vocally "feminist" way more than usual.
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10-11-2020, 10:36 AM #5322Ultimate Member
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It seemed like they wanted Jean to be powerful and do things, but then held back once they realized what she could really do. At least we got what we did.
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10-11-2020, 11:17 AM #5323Incredible Member
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The “i’ve established contact” panel was one of my fave Jean visuals for years Originally Posted by Thirteen
Mavel (Girl) Memories
The arrival of Neal Adams amping up her power visuals... (even with the fainting female character paradigm of that era)
The aforementioned Magento Savage Land takedown...
And while Jean was not in her miniskirt at the time, Sentinel Switcheroo with the Brotherhood near the end of the O5's run, having Jean's telekinesis masquerade as Wanda's hex bolts was kind of meta commentary of the similarity of the women's empowerment (though not as similar as Jean/Sue Storm) that echos to modern portrayals (see MCU's Wanda via Joss Whedon)....
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10-11-2020, 11:23 AM #5324Invincible Member
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It sure is awesome. Neal Adams was such an amazing artist Originally Posted by Portsian
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10-11-2020, 11:24 AM #5325Ultimate Member
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I have always liked the panel were Jean is angry and points her finger at Mags.
"Fans" always want to say Jean has a fiery temper, but this was really the first time we saw it---and with good reason. Hard pressed to think of another time that Jean was shown as passionately angry, except upon her return when she learns Mags is leading the X-Men.
