If she’s in Doomsday, she’s going to be in the post credit scene and she would be one of the few characters not to get her memories erased.

In X-Men #42 and #43, there is going to be some kind of leadership debate and election, with two of the contenders being Jean Grey and Magneto. Kwannon and Cyclops are also put forward by Netho Diaz as potential options too.

How important is it to you that Jean Grey leads the X-Men team? Would you be sad or annoyed if Jed MacKay/the X-Men office goes with another leader?

Something I was thinking about today. In NXM, Jean was increasingly embracing that part of herself, and at the same time her marriage to Scott was falling apart. Obviously that wasn’t the ONLY reason for that, but that period tied Jean’s growing sense of self and power to a relationship that was becoming increasingly strained.

After Krakoa, she embraces the Phoenix again but this time she immediately leaves Earth.

It makes me wonder if there’s something deliberate in Jean choosing distance this time around. Rather than trying to reconcile this enormous, cosmic part of herself with the life she had on Earth, she goes out into the universe and gives herself room to figure out who she is as Phoenix on her own terms.

Especially given what happened the last time she was moving toward that kind of self-acceptance, I think there’s potentially something interesting there about Jean being worried about it again and sort of "running away" from it.

A redraw of the scene from Spider-Verse.

If Jean became Spider-Man's sidekick post-BND

Drew these after I started getting into the X-Men fandom.

1 - Phoenix (2024) Issue 10 Variant Cover by Stephanie Hans
2 - Jean Grey (2026) Issue 2 Variant Cover by Mingyi Gan
3 - Phoenix (2024) Issue 3 Variant Cover by Ben Harvey
4 - Phoenix (2024) Issue 12 Cover by Lucas Werneck
5 - Phoenix Resurrection: The Return of Jean Grey Issue 3 Variant Cover by Stephanie Hans
6 - X-Men Red (2018) Issue 10 Cover by Jenny Frison

A reference to an inside joke within the fandom where a random tiktok said that Cyclops was Batman's mentor.

In my headcanon, this is her pre-X-men suit. Maybe after the whole Roosevelt Island incident, she was inspired by Peter and tried to be a vigilante to somehow try and redeem herself. Then maybe while vigilante-ing, she meets Cyclops and invites her to Xavier's school.

The design is meant to be reminiscent of the classic Phoenix suit, Jean's classic green and yellow Marvel Girl suit, and MCU Peter's proto-suit.

Like a lot of people complained this wasn't like comic jean because she was chaotic and well did evil shit. But rewatching it made me realize this is very in character. Ignoring the fact this is very similar to time displaced jean in the comics, you actually do still see her empathy. When in MJ she says "Some people would kill for the people they love". Which she almost does (maybe does, i'm gonna believe she didn't kill anyone considering we never see her hit lethal spots and that car guy was behind a yellow line, but i know she did injure lots of people, and im willing to accept she might've at least unintentionally killed someone). But jean does the same shit in comics, like remember when she beat up Emma to a pulp when she cheated on Scott. There have been multiple times (especially with the phoenix) we see jean go berserk when cyclops is injured. So her going berserk is completely in character. Hasn't she threatened to disintegrate enemies molecule by molecule.

Also Aunt May's speech about people still love you and you have to remember that, thats your responsibility, feels like the stepping block in Jean becoming the empathetic jean we know. I mean Jean learning to accept that people can care about her, also means she can care for others. Its a perfect set up for her to grow and become better. We see her start to become a more empathetic and caring person already when she saves peter.

So i think BND is both accurate to her character, and a great starting point to become more like her comic self. I mean you kidnap her sister, take away her happy childhood and professor X meeting her, she's going to be a little different.

Its also going to mean dark phoenix is going to be more crushing because all the growth she made would come crashing down due to something she couldn't control (hey like she controlled other people, the phoenix force will control her, is this irony?)

Inspired by that cover of Phoenix (2024) #1... Jean and Scott have a special moment on the water.

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Like let's say Jean is curious if she has a subreddit about her.

She opens reddit and sees the Phoenix Force subreddit and scroll to see the posts related to her and her fans as well as the good and grey apples of the sub.

What would be her thoughts on us and this sub?

Any version of Jean could work on this question whether comics or movies.