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Ebook Free , by Chris Claremont Stan Lee
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, by Chris Claremont Stan Lee
Ebook Free , by Chris Claremont Stan Lee
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Produktinformation
Format: Kindle Ausgabe
Dateigröße: 238841 KB
Seitenzahl der Print-Ausgabe: 200 Seiten
Verlag: Marvel; Auflage: 2nd (29. März 2006)
Verkauf durch: Amazon Media EU S.Ã r.l.
Sprache: Englisch
ASIN: B00ARKCTES
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So, here we are two decades down the road after "The Dark Phoenix Saga" played out in the pages of "The Uncanny X-Men" and with the transformation of Jean Grey from Marvel Girl into Phoenix set up by the ending of the movie "X2: X-Men Unlimited." In reading the stories from "X-Men" #129-137 again from this vantage point in the space-time continuum I find it impossible not to think about the original ending that writer Chris Claremont and artist John Byrne had envisioned for the saga, in which Jean Grey is stripped of her mutant powers and down the road Magneto shows up and offers her the powers of the Phoenix. The intention was for Jean to refuse the powers and to stay an ordinary human being. I always thought that road not taken was a better payoff to "The Dark Phoenix Saga" than her allowing herself to be killed on the moon, but when Dark Phoenix ate the sun around which orbited the planet of the asparagus people, Marvel's editor-in-chief Jim Shooter dictated that Jean Grey had to pay for her life.Actually, this trade paperback collection has two distinct but related storylines. "X-Men" #129-134 constitutes the culmination of the Hellfire Club plotline. Jason Wyndgarde has been playing mind games with Jean, laying the groundwork for a seduction that will turn her to evil. His goal is to make her his black queen, the counterpart to his white queen Emma Frost. But when he unleashes her dark side the result is the birth of Dark Phoenix. This is actually the better story arc in this collection with a lot more happening than in the issues specific to the rise and fall of Dark Phoenix. We have the introduction of both Kitty Pryde (#129) and Dazzler (#130), and when the Hellfire club takes out most of the X-Men that sets up the stage for an unleashed Wolverine to make a rescue attempt (#133). Apparently all of the Hellfire minions he slices and dices in that issue were acceptable casualties in Shooter's ledger (or maybe they were all saved by emergency surgery; you never know).Although there are flashes of Dark Phoenix where Jean battles the Hellfire Club, she only announces her presence with authority at the end of #134 (the fact that her costume turns from green to scarlet is a big clue as well). At that point things happen pretty quickly, even for a comic book and especially from the perspective of today when virtually every story arc lasts five or six episodes. Dark Phoenix only rampages through the universe in #135, the X-Men and Professor Xavier bring her down in #136, and then they end up on the Shi'ar imperial dreadnought of Empress Lilandra's grand fleet for Phoenix's trial. The fact that Jean has been "cured" does not enter into the equation, and it is as Marvel Girl that she faces her fate. The point at the end is not the battle, but the sense of self-sacrifice, which was not only going to be the original endgame for this storyline but which was also set up at the end of #136 when Jean acquiesced in her own defeat. Otherwise, I am wondering why they managed to bring back both Angel and the Beast, the latter on the roster of the Avengers at that point, but not Iceman for what is essentially the last hurrah of the original X-Men.Yes, when several years later it was revealed that Jean Grey did not really die and had never become Phoenix it was another one of those moments when a comic book resurrects a character and ruins a memorable death. Not as bad as Gwen Stacy's clone, mind you, but not good, I can tell you that. But then Scott Summers had already married Madelyne Pryor, a clone of Jean created by Mr. Sinister, which would be the part where the love affair between Scott and Jean jumped the shark. Fortunately, none of that nonsense has happened in these nine issues and we can enjoy this walk down memory lane and forget about what is going to happen. Even if the ending is not as good as the set up it still has a certain power simply because Jean and Scott had been star-crossed lovers more often than not from the very beginning.
This shocking(then) story of Jean Grey becoming a godess and her eventual fall from grace is magnificent. When Jean's dark side destroys an entire star system the X-Men know she's got to be taken out. But which X-Men has the heart to kill Jean? In the end Jean must choose to live as a godess or die human. Beutifully written and drawn. This is the Quintessential X-Men story.
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