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Phoenix: Resurrection - The Return of Jean Grey #1 - Phoenix Resurrection, Chapter One: Frustrate The Sun
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Leinel Francis Yu Writer(s): Matthew Rosenberg Release Date: December 2017 Variant Covers: A. Arthur Adams Variant B. Trading Card Variant C. Stanley Artgerm Variant D. Jenny Frison Variant E. John Byrne Remastered Color Variant F. John Byrne Remastered Sketch Variant G. Skottie Young Baby Variant H. In-Hyuk Lee Variant I. Leinil Francis Yu Green Costume Variant J. Stanley Artgerm Green Costume Virgin Variant K. Fried Pie Variant L. Dodson Unknown Comics Exclusive M. Dodson Unknown Comics Exclusive Dark Virgin N. Dodson Unknown Comics Exclusive Green Costume O. Dell Otto Color Variant P. Dell Otto Color Virgin Variant Q. Mel Brooks Variant A R. Mel Brooks Variant B S. Mel Brooks Variant C T. Mel Brooks Variant D U. JSC Store Exclusive Variant V. JSC Store Exclusive Variant W. JSC Store Exclusive Variant X. JSC Store Exclusive Variant Y. JSC Store Exclusive Variant Z. JSC Store Exclusive Variant AA. JSC Store Exclusive Variant BB. JSC Store Exclusive Variant CC. JG Jones ITS Exclusive Variant DD. JG Jones ITS Exclusive Virgin Variant EE. Greg Horn ComicXsposure Variant FF. Greg Horn ComicXsposure Variant GG. Greg Horn ComicXsposure Variant HH. Greg Horn ComicXsposure Variant II. In-Hyuk Variant JJ. In-Hyuk Virgin Variant KK. Second Printing Trade Prints: Phoenix: Resurrection - The Return of Jean Grey -
Comic Summary: In Annadale-on-Hudson, two children have a strange encounter with two girls and sink into a catatonic state. Cerebro alerts Kitty’s X-Men team to the event. Strangely, Prestige seems to pick up the occurrences and starts bleeding from the nose. Kitty and Beast call all the X-Men they can find and explain that Cerebro started picking up strange events. Kitty chooses three teams to examine the three other spots where this occurred. Team one, led by Kitty, visits the abandoned former Hellfire Club headquarters in Manhattan. They are attacked by an impossible number of Hellflre Club guards, who disappear the moment they leave the building. Team two – Rogue and most of the time-displaced original X-Men – visit Mont Francis in France, where they are attacked by the Acolyte Mellencamp. Rogue beats him and he disappears. She explains to the kids that Mellencamp is dead. Team Three – basically the Weapon X team – visit the Arctic where they face what seems to be the original Wolverine. He too disappears. All of them then see the phenomenon of a firebird in the sky. As does, elsewhere, a young redheaded waitress named Jean. She returns to work at her friend Annie’s diner and claims she has seen nothing. Later, she returns to her parents’ home to be surprised by her boyfriend Scott. Comic Notes: Crossover/Event: Part of the Return of Jean Grey event.

Phoenix: Resurrection - The Return of Jean Grey #3 - Phoenix Resurrection, Chapter Three: A Constellation Of Them All
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Joe Bennett Writer(s): Matthew Rosenberg Release Date: January 2018 Variant Covers: A. In-Hyuk Lee Variant B. Incentive Stephanie Hans Variant C. Victor Hugo Connecting Cover Trade Prints: Phoenix: Resurrection - The Return of Jean Grey -
Comic Summary: In Annadale-on-Hudson, two children have a strange encounter with two girls and sink into a catatonic state. Cerebro alerts Kitty’s X-Men team to the event. Strangely, Prestige seems to pick up the occurrences and starts bleeding from the nose. Kitty and Beast call all the X-Men they can find and explain that Cerebro started picking up strange events. Kitty chooses three teams to examine the three other spots where this occurred. Team one, led by Kitty, visits the abandoned former Hellfire Club headquarters in Manhattan. They are attacked by an impossible number of Hellflre Club guards, who disappear the moment they leave the building. Team two – Rogue and most of the time-displaced original X-Men – visit Mont Francis in France, where they are attacked by the Acolyte Mellencamp. Rogue beats him and he disappears. She explains to the kids that Mellencamp is dead. Team Three – basically the Weapon X team – visit the Arctic where they face what seems to be the original Wolverine. He too disappears. All of them then see the phenomenon of a firebird in the sky. As does, elsewhere, a young redheaded waitress named Jean. She returns to work at her friend Annie’s diner and claims she has seen nothing. Later, she returns to her parents’ home to be surprised by her boyfriend Scott. Comic Notes: Crossover/Event: Part of the Return of Jean Grey event.

Phoenix: Resurrection - The Return of Jean Grey #5 - Phoenix Resurrection, Be Thou Those Ends
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Leinel Francis Yu Writer(s): Matthew Rosenberg Release Date: February 2018 Variant Covers: A. In-Hyuk Francis Yu Variant B. Kamone Shirahama 1:25 Retailer Incentitive Variant C. Victor Hugo Connecting Variant Trade Prints: Phoenix: Resurrection - The Return of Jean Grey -
Comic Summary: In Annadale-on-Hudson, two children have a strange encounter with two girls and sink into a catatonic state. Cerebro alerts Kitty’s X-Men team to the event. Strangely, Prestige seems to pick up the occurrences and starts bleeding from the nose. Kitty and Beast call all the X-Men they can find and explain that Cerebro started picking up strange events. Kitty chooses three teams to examine the three other spots where this occurred. Team one, led by Kitty, visits the abandoned former Hellfire Club headquarters in Manhattan. They are attacked by an impossible number of Hellflre Club guards, who disappear the moment they leave the building. Team two – Rogue and most of the time-displaced original X-Men – visit Mont Francis in France, where they are attacked by the Acolyte Mellencamp. Rogue beats him and he disappears. She explains to the kids that Mellencamp is dead. Team Three – basically the Weapon X team – visit the Arctic where they face what seems to be the original Wolverine. He too disappears. All of them then see the phenomenon of a firebird in the sky. As does, elsewhere, a young redheaded waitress named Jean. She returns to work at her friend Annie’s diner and claims she has seen nothing. Later, she returns to her parents’ home to be surprised by her boyfriend Scott. Comic Notes: Crossover/Event: Part of the Return of Jean Grey event.

Powers of X #5 - For the Children
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): R.B. Silva Writer(s): Jonathan Hickman Release Date: 2019 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: As Cerebro does as it was intended to do, Sinister does what Sinister does best and the future comes to an end. Superstar writer Jonathan Hickman (FF, NEW AVENGERS, INFINITY) continues his reshaping of X-History alongside breakout artist R.B. Silva (UNCANNY X-MEN). The Future of the X-Men begins here! Comic Notes: Variant Only: Gambit does not appear in the comic itself, only on the variant cover shown here.

Previously on Marvel Comics - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: July 2020 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: New Marvel Comics are back! To catch you up on where these noteworthy narratives last left off, we've collected a few handy recaps to read right here. Onward! Comic Notes: Fun Fact: Was originally a free comic to recap all the Marvel Titles before the shipping was shutdown for Covid 19.

Prime, Vol. 2 #06 - Exordium
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Scott Kolins Writer(s): Gerard Jones Release Date: March 1996 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: An Ultraverse title. Part 1 of 3. Guest-starring Solitaire! There's a new drug on the street, Ultrax, that delivers the ultimate buzz--ultra powers! But there's someone...something out there that's putting the Ultrax dealers out of business...permanently. It's red, yellow and blue, with a big "P" on its chest, and it's wanted by the law! Comic Notes: Fun Fact: Gambit is not in the storyline of the comic, just in the afterwards and question/answer part of the comic.

Pulse: House Of M Special Edition #1 - House of M
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Mike Mayhew Writer(s): Brian Michael Bendis Release Date: July 2005 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: You're in the world of the HOUSE OF M. Super heroes battle over your head, the flag of M waves over you?oppressing you, and the world falls apart around you. When you need to know what's happening, who's doing it, and where you'll need to hide, you can count on only one source?THE PULSE! THE PULSE: HOUSE OF M SPECIAL EDITION is the ACTUAL newspaper from the HOUSE OF M! Your best source for late-breaking-survival! Packed to the gills with House of M secrets you can't get anywhere else. Comic Notes: Crossover/Event: Part of the House of M event. Fun Fact: This "comic" is printed on newsprint and folds out like a newspaper to mimic a newspaper bought during the House of M universe.

Punisher Kills the Marvel Universe (First Printing) - The Punisher Kills the Marvel Universe
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Dougie Braithwaite Writer(s): Garth Ennis Release Date: November 1995 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Years ago in Hell's Kitchen, a group of children is seen bullying and harassing a young Matt Murdock, calling him "Dare-devil." A young Frank Castle steps in and stops the fighting, and helps Matt. Castle tells Matt that you have to fight to stop bullies, and leaves. In the modern day, a battle is breaking out at Central Park between the Avengers and the X-Men between a Kree/Skrull invasion. Frank is seen speeding towards the Park, telling his partner that his family went to the park. The Avengers are revealed to have been victorious against the invaders by a news reporter. Frank arrives and leaps out into the Park, where Daredevil is scolding the Avengers for going into Central Park and not evacuating. 3 months later, Frank is battling Captain America. Captain asks what happened to Frank, and tells Frank that he was a soldier like Cap, but is now a disgrace. Frank tells Cap that they haven't fought in the same war, and that he learned how to scope out a scene before fighting. He then pulls out a concealed revolver and shoots Cap in the head. Daredevil removes his mask, revealing himself as Matt. Matt's last words to Frank are: "There's always someone under the mask, Frank... but you killed us all..." and he dies. Frank looks up and says that he isn't done. He then points his gun to his chin, states "There's one more to go." and the comic ends. Comic Notes: None.

Punisher Kills the Marvel Universe (2000 Edition) - The Punisher Kills the Marvel Universe
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Dougie Braithwaite Writer(s): Garth Ennis Release Date: 2000 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Years ago in Hell's Kitchen, a group of children is seen bullying and harassing a young Matt Murdock, calling him "Dare-devil." A young Frank Castle steps in and stops the fighting, and helps Matt. Castle tells Matt that you have to fight to stop bullies, and leaves. In the modern day, a battle is breaking out at Central Park between the Avengers and the X-Men between a Kree/Skrull invasion. Frank is seen speeding towards the Park, telling his partner that his family went to the park. The Avengers are revealed to have been victorious against the invaders by a news reporter. Frank arrives and leaps out into the Park, where Daredevil is scolding the Avengers for going into Central Park and not evacuating. 3 months later, Frank is battling Captain America. Captain asks what happened to Frank, and tells Frank that he was a soldier like Cap, but is now a disgrace. Frank tells Cap that they haven't fought in the same war, and that he learned how to scope out a scene before fighting. He then pulls out a concealed revolver and shoots Cap in the head. Daredevil removes his mask, revealing himself as Matt. Matt's last words to Frank are: "There's always someone under the mask, Frank... but you killed us all..." and he dies. Frank looks up and says that he isn't done. He then points his gun to his chin, states "There's one more to go." and the comic ends. Comic Notes: Fun Fact: This is a rerelease of the original Punisher Kills the Marvel Universe, released in 1995. There are multiple priintings of the issue, but they all have the same cover.

Punisher Kills the Marvel Universe - The Punisher Kills the Marvel Universe (2008 Edition)
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Dougie Braithwaite Writer(s): Garth Ennis Release Date: November 1995 Variant Covers: A. Skull Logo Variant B. Second Printing Variant C. Newsstand Edtion Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Years ago in Hell's Kitchen, a group of children is seen bullying and harassing a young Matt Murdock, calling him "Dare-devil." A young Frank Castle steps in and stops the fighting, and helps Matt. Castle tells Matt that you have to fight to stop bullies, and leaves. In the modern day, a battle is breaking out at Central Park between the Avengers and the X-Men between a Kree/Skrull invasion. Frank is seen speeding towards the Park, telling his partner that his family went to the park. The Avengers are revealed to have been victorious against the invaders by a news reporter. Frank arrives and leaps out into the Park, where Daredevil is scolding the Avengers for going into Central Park and not evacuating. 3 months later, Frank is battling Captain America. Captain asks what happened to Frank, and tells Frank that he was a soldier like Cap, but is now a disgrace. Frank tells Cap that they haven't fought in the same war, and that he learned how to scope out a scene before fighting. He then pulls out a concealed revolver and shoots Cap in the head. Daredevil removes his mask, revealing himself as Matt. Matt's last words to Frank are: "There's always someone under the mask, Frank... but you killed us all..." and he dies. Frank looks up and says that he isn't done. He then points his gun to his chin, states "There's one more to go." and the comic ends. Comic Notes: Fun Fact: This is a rerelease of the original Punisher Kills the Marvel Universe, released in 1995.

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