Marvel Girl #1

Apr 2011 · Marvel · 2.99 USD

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“From the Ashes”

In "From the Ashes," Jean Grey grapples with grief and inner turmoil after a breakdown during a training session prompts Professor X to send her away from the X-Men. Returning home, she confronts the lingering pain of her childhood friend Annie’s death, navigating the quiet aftermath with a mix of memory and unresolved emotion. Written by Joshua Hale Fialkov and illustrated by Nuno Plati, with a cover by Roger Cruz and N. Bowling, this 2011 issue offers a grounded, introspective look at one of Marvel’s most complex heroes.

writer Joshua Hale Fialkov · artist, inker, colorist Nuno Plati · letterer Jeff Eckleberry · cover Roger Cruz, N. Bowling

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Full credits

writer Joshua Hale Fialkov

artist, inker, colorist Nuno Plati

letterer Jeff Eckleberry

cover pencils Roger Cruz

cover inks N. Bowling

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After she flips out on her teammates during a training session, Professor X makes Jean take some time off from the X-Men to work on her anger issues. She returns home and tries to come to grips with the death of her childhood friend, Annie.

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