JEAN GREY getting new 5-issue mini by MacKay, Antonio
After being off the board for about a year, Jean Grey is back in a new five-issue mini this November by Jed MacKay and Roge Antonio.
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It’s a white hot cavalcade of Jeans Grey in the fiery final issue of our title character’s time-spanning reckoning with her tumultuous past(s). With the future of mutantkind on the line, will Jean douse the flames, or fan them? Jean Grey #4 is written by Louise Simonson, drawn by Bernard Chang, colored by Marcelo Maiolo…
Open the door, get on the floor, everybody walk the Doom-o-saur in this week’s Staff Picks
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35 years after their Inferno first ensorcelled us, Weezie & Maddie are out of Limbo and back in the thick of it. Will a demon-infested New York survive the experience? Jean Grey’s not the woman she used to be — but neither is Madelyne Pryor. Jean Grey #3 written by Louise Simonson, drawn by Bernard…
Halloween means lots of Dracula in this week’s Staff Picks
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Get a front-row seat to the Frost-Stark wedding in this week’s Staff Picks
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