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The adult Jean Grey will make her return to the Marvel Universe in a five-issue series written by Matthew Rosenberg with art by Leinil Yu. Phoenix Resurrection arrives in stores Dec. 27, with covers by You and a variant by Arthur Adams. Arthur Adams’ variant cover for Phoenix Resurrection #1 “Matt came to us with a really interesting and unique approach to bringing Jean back,” senior editor Mark Paniccia said in an official statement. “It’s not what we expected, and plays to Matt’s biggest strengths as a storyteller. This is very cool mystery building to a mind-warping climax. And it has plenty of what you’d expect from an X-MEN epic of this magnitude. Action, romance, sacrifice, lots of X-Men and five great artists.” RELATED: Marvel Is Breathing New Life, & A New Purpose Into the Phoenix “It’s such a mind-blowing honor to bring back the original Jean Grey,” Rosenberg said of working on his and Yu’s serie

The adult Jean Grey will make her return to the Marvel Universe December, via a five-issue series written by Matthew Rosenberg with art by Leinil Yu. And to celebrate the return of one of the Marvel Universe’s most powerful — and frightening — heroes, the publisher has Phoenix-ized a number of its heroes for a series of themed variant covers to be released throughout December. RELATED: Adult Jean Grey Returns in Marvel’s Phoenix: Resurrection From a Phoenix-powered Venom soaring through the skies framed by a black-flamed bird, to a fiery Daredevil utilizing his cosmically enhanced radar sense, Marvel’s biggest heroes are re-imagined as the next vessels of the Phoenix Force. Check out all of the covers Marvel has released so far in the gallery below. “It’s such a mind-blowing honor to bring back the original Jean Grey,” Rosenberg said of working on his and Yu’s series. “I’ve been an X-Men fan my whole life and Jean is,

The X-Men’s Jean Grey is back in six new covers for Phoenix Resurrection: The Return of Jean Grey, a five-issue series written by Matthew Rosenberg with art by Leinil Yu, Carlos Pacheco, Joe Bennett, Ramon Rosanas and Khoi Pham. Today, Marvel Comic unveiled the six covers and some solicitation information for the miniseries. According to Marvel’s synopsis for the series, This January, fan-favorite mutant Jean Grey returns to the X-Men and the Marvel Universe… and she’s not alone. Do Jean and Phoenix bring the world life? Or is the destruction of the universe imminent? The mystery unfolds in this five-part epic from blockbuster writer Matthew Rosenberg, featuring five different superstar artists, including startling 3D motion covers with art by Leinil Yu! RELATED: Phoenix-Themed Variants Celebrate Adult Jean Grey’s Return Marvel also released information about Jean Grey #11, which will act as a “critical” Phoenix Resurrection tie-i

Fans already knew about adult Jean Grey’s comeback as part of Marvel’s current Marvel Legacy initiative, but now it’s clear the founding X-Men member is sticking around — complete with her own team of X-Men. On Thursday evening, Marvel released a video titled “X-Men: Jean Grey Through the Years” via YouTube, a minute-long retrospective of the character from her days as part of the original X-Men, to the Dark Phoenix Saga, X-Factor, New X-Men and her upcoming return in the Phoenix Resurrection: The Return Of Jean Grey miniseries. RELATED: New Phoenix Resurrection Covers Bring Jean Grey Back to Life The video ends with a newsworthy surprise: The announcement of new series X-Men Red (a companion to the current X-Men Blue and X-Men Gold), from writer Tom Taylor and artist Mahmud Asrar (both veterans of the X-titles), with covers by Travis Charest. The series is billed as featuring “Jean Grey’s new team of X-Men,” and is scheduled to

Jean Grey is back (well, she will be, soon),and she’s going to be leading her very own team of mutants. X-Men Red, announced last week by Marvel Comics, will launch in February 2018 as a companion to the current X-Men Blue and X-Men Gold from writer Tom Taylor and artist Mahmud Asrar (both veterans of the X-titles), with covers by Travis Charest. The series is billed as featuring “Jean Grey’s new team of X-Men,” and as we see in the teaser image below, should feature a number of familiar faces from X-Men history. Jean Grey leads a mind-blowing new team in "X-Men Red," coming to your local comic shop February 7th, 2018. Who else will be revealed? Stay tuned to find out. pic.twitter.com/Osv4R7o9AF — Marvel Entertainment (@Marvel) November 13, 2017 While it would appear that some of Jean’s teammates are rather obvious — that looks like the current Wolverine on the left, and Nightcrawler’s unmistakable three-fingered hand appears on the

UPDATE: 1:03 PM EDT Marvel has released a new image, this time revealing the previously theorized Nightcrawler as part of Jean Grey’s X-Men Red team, along with Laura Kinney’s cloned little sister, Gabby. Series writer Tom Taylor, who also scripts Gabby’s adventures in All-New Wolverine, further teased that the diminutive hero will finally receive a codename. Gabby and Nightcrawler join the new "X-Men Red" team! See them in action when you pick up the first issue at your local comic shop February 7th, 2018. pic.twitter.com/my6Nje80bH — Marvel Entertainment (@Marvel) November 13, 2017 Wakandan mutant Gentle and Namor the Sub-Mariner are the first two mutants revealed as part of Jean Grey’s X-Men Red team. The announcement, made by Marvel Comics’ official Twitter account, follows swiftly on the heels of the release of the publisher’s first teaser image which saw the entire team shrouded in silhouette. The Wakandan mutant Gentle returns al

Marvel Comics has provided CBR with advance looks at new comics on sale Wednesday, December 13th, 2017. When you’re through checking out these exciting previews, stop by the Marvel Comics forum, Spider-Man forum, X-Books forum, or Star Wars forum to share your thoughts with other fans. Click any title below to be taken to the preview of your choice. All-New Wolverine #28 Amazing Spider-Man #793 Ben Reilly: The Scarlet Spider #11 Cable #152 Daredevil #596 Falcon #3 Jean Grey #10 Royals #12 Runaways #4 Secret Warriors #10 She-Hulk #160 Star Wars #40 The Despicable Deadpool #290 The Punisher #219 Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #27 Weapon X #12 X-Men: Blue #17

Marvel Comics has provided CBR with advance looks at new comics on sale Wednesday, January 31st, 2018. When you’re through checking out these exciting previews, stop by the Marvel Comics forum, Spider-Man forum, X-Books forum, or Star Wars forum to share your thoughts with other fans. Click any title below to be taken to the preview of your choice. Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #15 Ben Reilly: The Scarlet Spider #13 Captain Marvel #128 Defenders #9 Falcon #4 Incredible Hulk #712 Invincible Iron Man #596 Jean Grey #11 Jessica Jones #16 Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur #27 Moon Knight #191 Old Man Logan #34 Phoenix Resurrection #5 Punisher: The Platoon #5 Spider-Gwen #28 Star Wars: Doctor Aphra #16 Star Wars: DJ: Most Wanted #1 Tales of Suspense #101 The Avengers #678 The Despicable Deadpool #293 ALSO ON SALE JANUARY 31st: All-New Wolverine #30

Jean Grey is one of the Marvel Universe’s most legendary mutants because of the power she wielded as the Phoenix and the empathy and compassion she had for the people and the world around her. When she returned to the world of the living at the end of the recent Phoenix Resurrection: The Return of Jean Grey miniseries it was without the massive power of the titular cosmic entity, but her big heart was very much intact, and that meant she couldn’t return to the usual business of super heroics. The world had changed while she was gone and not for the better, so she took it upon herself to be the change she wished to see in it. In the debut issue of X-Men Red, writer Tom Taylor and artist Mahmud Asrar chronicled Jean’s initial attempts to change the world. They included gathering a team of like minded and politically powerful mutants around her, and announcing her intentions to improve the lives of both humans and mutants on a global basis via a speech at the United Na

Legendary X-Men comics writer Chris Claremont, who collaborated with artist John Byrne on the seminal “Dark Phoenix Saga,” says he wishes Jean Grey had remained dead. In comic books, it is an unwritten rule that only Peter Parker’s Uncle Ben and Bruce Wayne’s parents are truly, permanently dead. Speaking to SYFY WIRE, the acclaimed X-Men writer revisits the fact that if he had his way, Jean Grey would have also been on that short list. “I would have been much happier if she’d stayed dead,” Claremont said of Jean’s then-controversial resurrection. “The other X-Men suddenly realized, ‘We are mortal. We are not protected by the fact that we’re all copyrighted and trademarked.’” RELATED: Marvel Has Settled Jean Grey & The Phoenix’s Relationship, Once And For All Just five years after Jean’s demise at the end of “Dark Phoenix Saga” in 1980, Marvel delivered one of the biggest com