Jean Grey: Marvel Girl, Phoenix Appreciation 2019

[Wiccan]

Lol they drew her mask as if it was Wanda's headpiece.

[Harpsikord]

Lol they drew her mask as if it was Wanda's headpiece.

It's probably meant to be like, formal attire.

I'd be okay with Jean wearing a Wanda/Lorna/Ororo style tiara actually.

[Wiccan]

It's probably meant to be like, formal attire.

I'd be okay with Jean wearing a Wanda/Lorna/Ororo style tiara actually.

Yeah I know she's not in costume, but I think it was still supposed to be her mask...

When it comes to Jean having some sort of head/face acessory... I think the... thing she has on the '90s/Red/Blue X-Factor costumes is it.

[Strong Girl Daken]

I think since Jean has psychic powers she needs some kind of focal point on her head/forehead. The mask works. A headband could also work, one that doesn't attach to the neck of the costume like her 90s/Red costume.

[Havok83]

Turns out it may not be Jean. People think its a coloring error and the colorist mixxed up Lorna with Jean

[Wiccan]

Turns out it may not be Jean. People think its a coloring error and the colorist mixxed up Lorna with Jean

Well, it is Jean now lol. Unless they fix it before printing.

[Havok83]

Well, it is Jean now lol. Unless they fix it before printing.

poor Lorna. She stay getting the shaft

[MechaJeanix]

I am glad Jean is in the X-force book. I felt Marauders was too silly and cartoony for my tastes. I am hoping X-force is way more serious and dramatic. I prefer a drama to a comedy. I like characters going through hard times, but I do think there is room for levity and some humor as long as it's controlled/limited. Even Hickman's X-Men 1 had too much humor in my opinion. Though the X-Men have seen so much hard times it is good I guess to show some happiness. Maybe I've become so used to the X-Men being dark and depressing.

The preview for Excalibur looks really interesting. I might pick it up. So far I've not picked up any of the Dawn of X books or reserved them at my comic store.

[5cents]

I am glad Jean is in the X-force book. I felt Marauders was too silly and cartoony for my tastes. I am hoping X-force is way more serious and dramatic. I prefer a drama to a comedy. I like characters going through hard times, but I do think there is room for levity and some humor as long as it's controlled/limited. Even Hickman's X-Men 1 had too much humor in my opinion. Though the X-Men have seen so much hard times it is good I guess to show some happiness. Maybe I've become so used to the X-Men being dark and depressing.

Only thing I’m worried about is Percy says not ever character will always appear. Some will disappear and come back later on.

[Harpsikord]

I think when he says that he's referring to like, Quentin, Sage, Black Tom, etc.

I think that Wolverine, Jean, and Beast will be the trinity of the book seeing as how Wolverine and Beast are the leaders and Jean is on the council, and could be operating as their boss.

[Wiccan]

From what I understand, he doesn't mean "not every character will appear on every issue" as much as "every character will not appear on every issue". Like, of course that there are gonna be some with the whole lineup. But also some focused on a certain division where the other won't appear, or even a solo/duo mission with some of them, etc.

[juan678]

[powerpax]

Loving God-Kubert as always.

[Havok83]

Jean's costume redesign!





New York, NY— October 25, 2019 — The plans Jonathan Hickman has for the X-Men aren’t just big; they’re giant-size. Fresh off launching the X-Men into an exciting new era in HOUSE OF X and POWERS OF X, Marvel revealed at MCM Comic Con London that Jonathan Hickman will be joining forces with the industry’s top artists to craft a stellar new series: GIANT-SIZE X-MEN. Starting in February, each issue will combine Hickman’s captivating storytelling with the iconic art of a different superstar artist to depict grand-scale adventures focused on specific X-Men characters.

And it all begins with GIANT-SIZE X-MEN: JEAN GREY AND EMMA FROST #1! The new mutant nation of Krakoa is the place for fresh starts, and Jean and Emma, known for their fierce rivalry, will unite to rescue Storm from danger. The two powerful telepaths are in good hands as artist Russell Dauterman will be the first to partner with Hickman for the series. Dauterman will be accompanied by expert colorist Matt Wilson

Known for his acclaimed work on THE MIGHTY THOR, Dauterman is no stranger to Marvel’s merry mutants, often providing phenomenal covers featuring character designs that have made him a favorite among X-Men fans. An X-Men fan himself, Dauterman is eager to use his skills to bring Hickman’s vision to life. “I’ve wanted to draw X-Men comics since I was a kid, so drawing this issue of X-MEN is a dream come true,” says Dauterman. “I’m so thrilled to be working on this with Jonathan and Matt, and it’s co-starring my favorite character, Jean Grey!”

Giant-Size X-Men was first used as a title in 1975 in a legendary special issue by Len Wein and David Cockrum. It not only marked a new genesis for the team, introducing iconic characters like Storm and Nightcrawler, but is credited for catapulting the X-Men into the powerhouse franchise they are today, a legacy that Hickman and others will now honor month after month. Keep your eyes peeled for announcements about other upcoming GIANT-SIZE X-MEN issues and the artists and characters you can expect to find within their pages!

[powerpax]

Finally, the color scheme I crave. Queens together!