
Originally Posted by
BlindX
Jean is everywhere and nowhere, it really depends on which version of Jean your looking for. Just follow the red herrings.
My "theory" is that Jean is "sleeping" inside a Phenix Egg on the blue side of the Moon, waiting to be found and be reborn 150 years in the future, or "whenever" Marvel decides its time for her return.
Like the original "retcon", Jean was replaced by the Phoenix after being "snikt" by Wolverine and burning up in the Sun, when they were inside Astoroid M together. "It" created a new body and put Jean's old body inside a cocoon/phoenix egg to heal and assumed Jean's personality. On its way to Earth, the Cosmic Flaming Parrot dropped an egg on the Moon, which is how it ended up in "Here Comes Tommorow".
What exactly are you afraid of?. Is it the inevitable "change" in status quo, that her return would cause?.
All those "substitutes" are gonna have to start waring t-shirts, that promote the aspect of Jean's character that they are borrowing, just to stay in the limelight.
Is it really that hard to understand?. Some people have no taste, and they'll accept substitutes.
Jean Grey fans obviusly, accept no substitutes. Why accept some watered down version when you can have the real thing.
The Phoenix has given Jean a bad rep for always dying and coming back, but with Jean it always turns out she never died in the first place. The Phoenix on the hand, always dies and always comes back.
Dead is dead, and when Jean "ascended", she was very much not dead, more like living, breathing and flesh and blood. Not exactly what i would call "dead". Dead people don't "fix" things that don't work and they certaintly don't fix timelines.
This version of the character could be taken in a new and different direction, and could fulfill all the requirements to make "everyone" happy.
Fanboys can have their cake and eat it too, and haters can keep their status quo, but this would require some "imagination" from Marvel.
It speaks of their lack of imagination that they had to kill her off in the first place, just to make Emma and Scott into a couple. It wasn't coincidence, its comic books. This same lack of imagination will inevitable result in the reverse. Because they have this insane idea that this two cannot live without each other unless the other one is "dead".
Very meaningful indeed, being used as a deus ex machina, just to "push" someone.
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