Warning: Spoilers for Doctor Strange #17!49 years after making its Marvel debut, one God-tier entity equal in power to the Phoenix Force finally receives its origin story, as Doctor Strangereveals the true nature of the Tiger God, official counterpart to the Phoenix. The Tiger God is an often forgotten, but now Marvel has taken the opportunity to reintroduce it, and elevate its cosmic status to match the Phoenix. 3d5p5r

The Phoenix is reborn... and the cosmos tremble. As Jean Grey of the X-Men reclaims her identity as the Phoenix Force empowered hero she was always meant to be, the beloved mutant travels to space to save the universe. As Jean's journey unfolds, Phoenix will come face to face with the children of Thanos - the Black Order - in Phoenix #3.

The end of the Krakoan Age has seen the iconic X-Men hero Jean Grey embracing the full power of the epic Phoenix Force for the first time in her history, choosing to work with the Phoenix as a mutant savior, instead of being controlled by the powerful entity. The new From The Ashes era of mutantkind will see Jean Grey fulfill her true cosmic potential, heading into space to save the galaxy in a new Phoenix solo series.

Warning: SPOILERS for Avengers Assemble: Omega #1Marvel Comics apparently gets rid of the Phoenix Force at the conclusion of the Avengers' long multiversal saga. To stop Mephisto's plan to destroy the Multiverse, several hosts of the Phoenix Force have to expend all their energy, which results in their complete depowering at the end of the story, hinting that the Marvel Universe no longer has a Phoenix.

The X-Men's Rachel Summers is finally reclaiming her heritage as a host of the Phoenix Force. The daughter of Cyclops and Phoenix from a dystopian future timeline, Rachel Summers has long been considered one of the most powerful mutants of all time. She was actually the first mutant to be identified as an Omega-level - a fact Jonathan Hickman ignored when he relaunched the franchise back in 2019. Rachel's power comes from the fact Jean Grey had been replaced by the Phoenix in the timeline where she was born; she is the literal child of the Phoenix.

Warning! This post contains SPOILERS for Avengers #64In the latest issue of Marvel Comics' Avengers, Echo's Phoenix just became so much more powerful than she already was. ing the present-day Avengers who've allied themselves with their ancestors from 1,000,000 B.C., both teams of heroes have finally come face to face with the Multiversal Masters of Evil in its entirety. As such, Echo takes on the Masters' Dark Phoenix while using a brand-new source of power thanks to Earth's Mightiest Heroes from multiple eras.

The powerful but obnoxious X-Menhero, Kid Omega - otherwise known as Quentin Quire - has spent the past 20 years of X-Men stories attempting to redeem his biggest mistake. After his death in X-Force, the future Phoenix Force host is due for a massive comeback.

Warning! This post contains SPOILERS for Avengers #63

Peach Momoko's newest Marvel Comics project, Demon Wars, is a sequel to her critically acclaimed series Demon Days, which established her Japanese folklore "Momoko-verse" at Marvel Comics. Now, Demon Wars will adapt one of the X-Men's most beloved events, The Phoenix Saga, and pit fan-favorite characters Jean Grey and Magik against each other.

Warning! This post contains SPOILERS for Judgment Day #6In the final issue of Marvel's Judgment Day crossover, Jean Grey has found an exciting new way to redeem her past as the Dark Phoenix. During the event where the Progenitor Celestial judged the entire world, humanity learned about mutantkind's ability to exclusively resurrect themselves. While the X-Men and their nation of Krakoa don't have enough resources to bring back billions of humans as well as themselves, Jean has found an impressive compromise which in turn will help make up for her troubled history in the Marvel Universe.