Ultimately this is a lively, interesting story, told with vivid art, that should satisfy Jean Grey fans. Read Full Review

Chang delivers some beautifully detailed art throughout the issue. I love the visual style of the series and this issue delivers some fantastic action and compelling imagery. Read Full Review

The first issue of Jean Grey was more about establishing the general direction of this mini-series. Now with Jean Grey #2 Louise Simonson and Bernard Chang were able to go all in with tapping into the potential of the series' foundation. In the process Simonson and Chang are able to take the "What If? concept to give greater insight into Jean Grey's character as her role in Fall of X develops. Read Full Review

Jean Grey #2 calls back to an earlier point in Jeans life that defined her. The only twist is that through her constant search to find where she went wrong, she ends up changing a small detail of action or exchange of emotions that creates an alternate reality where outcomes arent meant to happen. As Jeans persistence grows, its only a matter of time before Jean discovers exactly where it all could have been better. Dont miss out on this one. You can purchase this issue at your local comic book store or online where copies are sold. Read Full Review

Jean Grey #2 carries on its mission this week with an update focused on the Phoenix. Read Full Review

A vey well written "what if", almost perfect. The bad thing? That it is a "what if" but oh well let's see where this setup leads to.

Love what's happening!
No idea where it's going, I hope it pays off!
Alt timelines being explored ala Moira... but to what end?
Hope it's not just because it's cool...

Disappointed this is another 'What If' story. I want a real adult Jean Grey solo in present time, not flashbacks and what ifs. However, the actual writing is good.

I’m disappointed that Jean’s story was hijacked by yet another Wolverine story