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

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

The Phoenix Force first appeared in X-Men #101, where it was created by writer Chris Claremont and artist Dave Cockrum. Jean Grey appeared dead after crash landing a space shuttle in Jamaica Bay, ...

Over time, the X-Men encounter Lilandra and other members of the Shi'ar Empire and learn the true nature of the Phoenix Force and its connection to Jean. At first, Jean is able to use her ...

With the X-Men, if Jean Grey were to constantly be in control of the Phoenix Force and able to do with it whatever she wanted, the rest of the team would be left feeling utterly redundant.

The Phoenix Force rises again this fall. Originally created by Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum in the pages of X-Men, the Star-Child (as she's sometimes called) has grown to be a pervasive force ...

X-Men stories are rarely simple, ... The Phoenix Force had actually taken over Jean's body and mind, creating a duplicate body to house her consciousness and the Force itself, ...

In the climax of the film, after a bunch of infighting, the X-Men resolve to save Jean from the Phoenix Force just as government forces and the D’Bari catch up with them, leading to an all out ...

X-Men films have not kept up with the diversity of the Phoenix Force’s uses, however. The Dark Phoenix Saga has been adapted, to use the word generously, twice now in X-Men: The Last Stand (2006 ...

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 Saga” ran for eight issues in 1976-1977, written by Claremont with art by Dave Cockrum and Byrne. Claremont sent the original X-Men off, with the exception of Cyclops as team leader.

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.