Marvel Rivals season 3 is almost upon us, bringing with it the blessing of the Phoenix Force. Jean Grey, original member of ...

The current X-Men movie franchise is coming to an end and ready to go out with a bang as it tackles the biggest X-Men story of them all: “The Dark Phoenix Saga.” It’s all but certain that ...

Ultimate X-Men and Ultimate Wolverine are two very different kinds of mutant comics. Ultimate X-Men is completely different ...

Fox’s Dark Phoenix movie, which hits theaters next February, is based on one of the most famous X-Men stories ever made by Chris Claremont and John Byrne.

The Phoenix Force is one of the most powerful entities in the Marvel Universe, but Jean Grey is a character that benefits from being away from it.

From the Phoenix Five at the center of Avengers vs. X-Men to several second-generation superheroes/villains, the Phoenix Force has burned (get it?) an indelible mark on comic books.

In Echo, Maya Lopez’s live-action powers are very reminiscent of the Phoenix Force and gives X-Men fans a story that they've always wanted.

Dark Phoenix is the second attempt in as many decades to adapt perhaps the most quintessential X-Men story to the big screen. Not that 2006’s X-Men: The Last Stand was particularly faithful to ...

The Phoenix Force took up residence inside of Jean, saving her from the near-death experience. She emerged with a new look and codename: Phoenix.

While movies have adapted The Dark Phoenix Saga twice, the best version will always be the X-Men animated series because it values Jean Grey.

This is all early in Dark Phoenix. Jean Grey is pursued by both the X-Men and the mysterious Vuk (Jessica Chastain), who turns out to be an alien D'Bari, whose people were killed by the Phoenix Force.

Looking back, the X-Men franchise was key in the development of the modern comic book movie genre, and 19 years after it started we're still following mutant adventures.