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Jean Grey’s New MCU Powers Explained (& How They Differ to the Comics)
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Jean Grey has finally made her MCU debut in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, but this iteration of the character makes some major changes to her comic book counterpart.
Eventually, with the help of MJ and Yelena Belova, Peter discovers that this psychic threat is none other than a young Jean Grey.
Even with just these powers, Jean is able to accomplish a lot.
All of these new and increased abilities bring Jean much closer to her power level in the comics, setting Jean up to join the MCU’s X-Men.
An MCU X-Men movie from Jake Schreier is in development, and this likely is where Sadie Sink’s Jean Grey will appear next.