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5 Ways Marvel Has Totally Changed the X-Men’s Jean Grey For the MCU
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5) Jean Grey’s Origin Is Far More Gruesome in the ComicsIn the MCU, Jean Grey’s origin is kept to a minimum.
In the comics world of Earth-616, Jean Grey actually has a much more traumatic past.
Living with her mother Elaine Grey and father Professor John Grey, Jean has a normal life before witnessing the tragic accident that took her best friend Annie Richardson’s death.
4) Jean’s Sister Wasn’t TelepathicSara Grey is the elder sister of Jean Grey, introduced in X-Men #136 by Chris Claremont.
3) Jean Grey Starts Out Morally GrayMarvel – SonyDon’t get it twisted, Jean isn’t a paragon of good.