Writer: Stephanie Phillips
Art: Alessandro Miracolo, Yasmine Putri
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Price: $4.99
Reviewed by: Anonymous
Release Date: August 21st, 2024
JEAN GREY is dedicated to protecting innocents in deep space! Yes, space is vaster than imagination, greater and darker than the mind can comprehend – and yet, not big enough to stop family from dropping by without warning… But that’s how it goes when your father-in-law is CORSAIR of the STARJAMMERS! Leaving the pirate life behind, he’s got the inside line on huge news, and PHOENIX is the only one who can act to save untold lives – that is, if she can believe he’s telling the truth…
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THE DISPATCH
Phoenix #2 by Stephanie Phillips continues to explore Jean Grey’s journey as she grapples with the Phoenix Force. This issue expands the cosmic scope of the story, introducing new characters and deepening the mystery surrounding the Phoenix’s purpose.
The arrival of Corsair and the Starjammers adds a dynamic element to the narrative, bringing a sense of adventure and camaraderie to the story. Their connection to Jean and the Phoenix Force promises to be a pivotal point in the series.
While the issue successfully expands the universe, it also suffers from some pacing issues. The introduction of new characters and plot points can feel rushed, leaving little time for character development. Additionally, the overarching mystery remains elusive, with answers still shrouded in shadows.
FINAL THOUGHTS
Despite these shortcomings, Phoenix #2 offers glimpses of the potential this series holds. The exploration of Jean Grey’s character and the cosmic scope of the story are intriguing elements that could lead to a compelling narrative. As you read through this issue, be prepared for the expanding of the cosmic scope of the story as Phillips more deeply explores the character of Jean Grey. Nevertheless, Phoenix #2 shows promise but struggles to find its footing. With careful pacing and a clearer focus on the main plot, the series has the potential to become a truly captivating read. We shall see as this series continues to develop.