Jean Grey #4

This final issue contains a story that is nothing short of stellar. Words and images work together with fiery force to reveal new psychological depths hidden within the titular character. Read Full Review

Chang delivers beautiful art on every page of this issue. The minimal backgrounds brilliantly emphasize the characters and emotions of moments. Read Full Review

While the beginning of the issue could have sped things up a bit, it's a small complaint for an otherwise stellar finale, and I'm eager to see what's next for all involved. Read Full Review

In Jean Grey #4, Jean bonds with the Phoenix once more, rising from hellfires of her own making. She may not love every choice she's ever made, but Jean is beginning to understand that not giving herself some grace about those mistakes would lead to even greater disaster for her and those she loves now. Jean has to trust herself; at the end of the day, that's all she has. Read Full Review

Simonson's script makes for a wonderful read, and the premise of facing down with your past selves is a strong one, but the chaos of 'Fall of X' mutes some of the most enjoyable parts. Read Full Review

Oluas

Nov 15, 2023

Amazing conclusion. A must read for Jean grey fans.

Hailey

Mar 01, 2024

I liked a lot the way this was tied up with Immortal X-Men but at the same time it was a story on it's own.

Psycamorean

May 08, 2024

Okay, even if you aren't reading the Krakoa stuff, you should read this. It's an incredible character study hidden in continuity. It's very good.

Avanvolk

May 30, 2025

I'm not sure this comic needed to exist, but I thought it was entertaining anyway. The writing is good, and the walk through Jean's past was fun. This final issue had a couple powerful moments that I really enjoyed, and the art was phenomenal, which definitely elevates the story. Glad I read this.

daspidaboy

Dec 22, 2024

a good character study for Jean Grey

CrazyforRAMU

Sep 20, 2025

The art is pretty good, and the script digs deep into Jean's thoughts and feelings. It's an awfully navel-gaze-y episode, though. This ends the miniseries on a soft note and renders it a bit inconsequential; I suspect all of Jean's soul searching will be (or at least could be) summarized in two to three sentences in Immortal #17.

Kenjamin

Feb 19, 2024

Art: 2,5/5 Story: 3/5 Total: 5.5/10