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X-Men: Phoenix Rising

by Roger Stern, Bob Layton, John Byrne · 1999

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One of the most heart-wrenching stories of all time the death of Jean Grey, the member of the X-Men known as Phoenix. This comics milestone was forever etched in the minds of comics readers everywhere. And then the unthinkable happened. Jean Grey was alive How did this popular X-Men character cheat death? More importantly, how did the individual creators construct a story that would violate one of the best remembered tales of all time without leaving fans feeling they'd been cheated? Find out in the unforgettable X-Men: Phoenix Rising, a story which reunited the original X-Men for the first time In numerous years and set them screaming on a course toward even greater heights.

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