Madelyne Pryor, introduced in X-Men '97, is a Jean Grey clone created by Mister Sinister to create the ideal mutant spawn. She was later retconned as a clone in the comics after being initially ...

In the third episode of X-Men ’97’s first season, “Fire Made Flesh,” we discover the Jean Grey we’ve seen since the first episode, who gave birth to a son in episode two, was not really ...

Episode 2 ends with a shocking cliffhanger, as the X-Men are greeted by another woman also claiming to be Jean Grey. The new animated series has just introduced Madelyne Pryor, Jean’s infamous ...

Are Marvel Comics rewriting the official history of Jean Grey and the Phoenix? Or is this just mindless speculation? (Spoilers) ...

Jean Grey #3, according to LOLtron ... just as Phoenix power manipulates Jean and her clone. This would grant LOLtron control over key societal frameworks – finance, defense, communications.

Superhero Hype Cosplay: Shades of Jean Grey #9 Technically, Madelyne Pryor AKA the Goblin Queen is an evil clone of Jean. But I’m going to say that she still counts as Jean, haha!

Cyclops and Jean Grey were in love. Then, after some misadventures, Jean Grey was presumed dead. Not too long after, a woman who looked exactly like Jean Grey popped up in Cyclops’ life – Madelyne ...

Jean Grey and Cyclops are one of Marvel's oldest romances, but that doesn't mean that they're the best pairing for the two. I Think is Jean Grey’s Best Love Interest (And No, It’s Not Cyclops ...