Where there is a Scott Summers, so too must there be a Jean Grey. The mutant with psychic abilities arrives wearing her signature ’90s look, as it appeared on the cover of Uncanny X-Men #281. This was ...

Beloved as Marvel’s animated X-Men cartoon from the 1990s continues to be, we’ve long since looked back on the classic series and recognized how, in the grand scheme of things, traditionally powerful ...

The Omega level mutant Jean Grey is back as Medicom reveals their newest Marvel Comics action figure. This popular X-Men is ready for action as she sports her legendary Jim Lee yellow and blue costume ...

Every mutant in the world of the “X-Men” has some sort of physics-defying superpower, from Jean Grey’s (Jennifer Hale) peerless telekinetic prowess to Scott Summers’ (Ray Chase) laser eyes to ...

Marvel introduces new X-Men every year, and because of that, it's hard to keep track of which heroes hail from which decade. Some iconic characters, like Jean Grey and Charles Xavier, have been around ...

The Phoenix rises once again as Sideshow Collectibles captures one of the biggest Marvel Comics X-Men storylines with a new statue. Coming in at a massive 26" tall, Jean Grey and her alter-ego Dark ...

The 1990s nostalgia wave is real, and Wolverine, Cyclops, Jean Grey, Rogue, Gambit, and Jubilee wouldn’t miss it for the world. Announced out of the Disney Plus Day news bonanza, a sequel series to ...

Fans of the '80s golden age of the X-Men rejoice: Louise Simonson is back on a new X-Men title launching in August. And not just any title: Weezie is writing a Jean Grey solo limited series with ...

Unsurprisingly, the most popular X-Men are the characters known outside of comics. These characters have featured heavily in films and the many animated X-Men series, and those appearances have helped ...

Marvel Comics 30 years after Age of Apocalypse, an "all-new, all-different" team of X-Men will travel to the Marvel Universe from the dystopian timeline with one of the original writers on board: ...

With the upcoming premiere of X-Men ’97 on Disney+, there’s an all-time high appreciation for the Marvel mutants in their ’90s heyday. As much as we may love (some) of the live-action films, no media ...

Though the animated series played a little fast and loose with the X-Men’s Externals lore, it did give Jean’s encounter with the “X-Ternal” a level of import, implying that the other woman was no mere ...