Jean Grey is, unfortunately, Marvel's number one ticket to resetting the X-Men to their status quo, and she deserves better.

But Jean Grey's character history is long and convuluted, so EW put together a helpful guide to catch fans up on the complicated backstory of this powerful, complex character. 02 of 11 Meet Jean ...

Jean Grey #5 isn’t a particularly bad issue, ... There's really nothing in the background to denote it as a Hand base. The walls are bare and gray, and there's nothing going on in the background.

Stranger Things is a love letter to the X-Men’s Jean Grey. Uncanny X-Men No. 134 — the comic book Will wants — isn’t just a random comic book.

Cyclops and Jean Grey’s relationship is a part of the X-Men’s bedrock, but calling it interesting was a road much too far. It was never going to change and it ending was the best thing that ...

1. The nightmare . When young Jean Grey arrives at Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters, she isn't trying to discover her powers like the other students; she's trying to conceal them.

Marvel Comics But Jean Grey’s Telepathic Powers Could Make Her Immune to Doctor Strange’s No Way Home Spell in the MCU, Paving the Way for Sadie Sink. The end of Spider-Man: No Way Home could ...

Jean Grey is one of the most notorious X-Men, but in 1980, the character was exposed to a deadly bout of radiation due to a solar flare while returning from a mission in space.

Jean Grey's upcoming "miraculous return" will solve an X-Men mystery that's been lingering since the '90s, as it's now been revealed that the character who was previously teased to be resurrected ...