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The two have had their fair share of infamous ups and downs, but one way or another, they always seem to find their way back to each other. In the eyes of many X-Men fans, Marvel's most powerful ...

If Sink does play Jean Grey in Spider-Man 4, the possibilities are endless. After the ending of Spider-Man: No Way Home, Tom Holland’s Peter Parker no longer exists in the minds of anyone in any ...

Jean’s new costume was introduced at a time when the original X-Men had all technically graduated from Xavier’s school, and were transitioning into a new, more mature phase in their lives when ...

Jean Grey is the patron saint of the X-Men in a lot of ways. She’s always been one of the group’s most important members, but she’s also had her share of problems.

1. The nightmare When young Jean Grey arrives at Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters, she isn't trying to discover her powers like the other students; she's trying to conceal them.

And Jean Grey, internally narrating doesn't even mention this to herself. Which was an odd thing – unless this is a subtle retcon. That continuity was returning to the pre-X-Factor state.

Jean Grey has been dead in the comic books for 15 years, but now she’s back with a twist that completely changes the game for the character. Warning: full spoilers ahead for Phoenix Resurrection ...

Jean Grey isn't the first of the All-New X-Men/X-Men Blue characters to receive her own solo comic, but she's definitely the most deserving. How does a young mutant hero react to the knowledge ...

Jean Grey is a favorite among X-Men fans, and she returns to the screen alongside many other mutants in X-Men: Apocalypse. The red-haired superhero has always been a figure of interest because of ...

Scott Summers and Jean Grey are both superheroes who happen to fall in love with each other, putting them on more equal footing. Not only that, but Jean is actually the more powerful of the two.