The Phoenix Force has been the subject of countless retcons over the years, but recent comics have completely redefined its mythology. The current Phoenix Host is Echo, and she was chosen because she has a very different relationship to the cosmic force of death and rebirth. She recognized the Phoenix as the Thunderbird. “The blood of the Cheyenne flows through my veins,” Echo mused as she bonded with the Phoenix. “Like many of the native tribes, my people have always believed in a winged spirit of change. A great bird of fire that brings the summer. That protects us from the things that would feed on us, in the darkness and the sea. In the long, cold winter. Today, for better or worse, I have become that change.“
Famously, Jean Grey broke her connection to the Phoenix in the X-Men: Phoenix Resurrection one-shot, when she was brought back to life once again – but sought to blaze her own trail. Clearly the Phoenix isn’t done with Jean Grey just yet, though, and A.X.E. X-Men #1 promises to be essential reading. The only question is whether X-Men fans will be satisfied with the resolution of Jean Grey‘s Phoenix connection – because there are a lot of loose threads to be tied together.
Look for A.X.E.: X-Men #1 when it releases in October from Marvel Comics!
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Jean Grey’s Connection To The Phoenix Force To Be Resolved At Last
The Phoenix Force has been the subject of countless retcons over the years, but recent comics have completely redefined its mythology. The current Phoenix Host is Echo, and she was chosen because she has a very different relationship to the cosmic force of death and rebirth. She recognized the Phoenix as the Thunderbird. “The blood of the Cheyenne flows through my veins,” Echo mused as she bonded with the Phoenix. “Like many of the native tribes, my people have always believed in a winged spirit of change. A great bird of fire that brings the summer. That protects us from the things that would feed on us, in the darkness and the sea. In the long, cold winter. Today, for better or worse, I have become that change.“
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Famously, Jean Grey broke her connection to the Phoenix in the X-Men: Phoenix Resurrection one-shot, when she was brought back to life once again – but sought to blaze her own trail. Clearly the Phoenix isn’t done with Jean Grey just yet, though, and A.X.E. X-Men #1 promises to be essential reading. The only question is whether X-Men fans will be satisfied with the resolution of Jean Grey‘s Phoenix connection – because there are a lot of loose threads to be tied together.
Look for A.X.E.: X-Men #1 when it releases in October from Marvel Comics!
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Jean Grey’s Connection To The Phoenix Force To Be Resolved At Last
The Phoenix Force has been the subject of countless retcons over the years, but recent comics have completely redefined its mythology. The current Phoenix Host is Echo, and she was chosen because she has a very different relationship to the cosmic force of death and rebirth. She recognized the Phoenix as the Thunderbird. “The blood of the Cheyenne flows through my veins,” Echo mused as she bonded with the Phoenix. “Like many of the native tribes, my people have always believed in a winged spirit of change. A great bird of fire that brings the summer. That protects us from the things that would feed on us, in the darkness and the sea. In the long, cold winter. Today, for better or worse, I have become that change.“
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Famously, Jean Grey broke her connection to the Phoenix in the X-Men: Phoenix Resurrection one-shot, when she was brought back to life once again – but sought to blaze her own trail. Clearly the Phoenix isn’t done with Jean Grey just yet, though, and A.X.E. X-Men #1 promises to be essential reading. The only question is whether X-Men fans will be satisfied with the resolution of Jean Grey‘s Phoenix connection – because there are a lot of loose threads to be tied together.
Look for A.X.E.: X-Men #1 when it releases in October from Marvel Comics!
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