X-Men: Phoenix - Endsong

by Greg Pak

Series: X-Men

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Emma Grace Frost

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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0785119248, Paperback)

Before you say, "What, another Dark Phoenix story?"--well, on second thought, you can say that, because Phoenix: Endsong is indeed another Dark Phoenix story, though maybe the best-looking one yet. In Greg Pak's five-part miniseries, Jean Grey returns to once again test the resolve of those who love her if they can destroy her for the good of the universe. Ultimately, the story doesn't amount to much, but few artists draw women as beautiful as Greg Land does, and if your main interest is seeing Jean Grey and Emma Frost looking as gorgeous as they've ever looked, Phoenix: Endsong is worth the price of admission. --David Horiuchi

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The epic two-part tale of life, death and rebirth collected in one volume! The Phoenix has come back to life. Seeking to reunite with Jean Grey, it has returned to Earth -- only to find its former host dead and buried. Without Jean Grey to control the Phoenix's limitless power, will the X-Men succeed in stopping this cosmic force of death and destruction once more? Plus: Something's not quite right with the Stepford Cuckoos, and the X-Men better figure out what it is -- and fast! And what does Weapon Plus have to do with all this? --p.[4] of cover.… (more)