Editing Jean Grey (section)

===Postmortem manifestations===
Though she had yet to fully return, the Phoenix Force and Jean continued to manifest themselves, particularly the Phoenix through the red-haired, green-eyed "mutant messiah" who slightly resembles Jean named [[Hope Summers (comics)|Hope Summers]],<ref name="XFC3-28">{{Cite comic
| writer = [[Craig Kyle]]; [[Chris Yost]]
| penciller = [[Michael Choi (comics)|Mike Choi]]
| inker = [[Sonia Oback]]
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| date = September 2010
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}}</ref> and Jean briefly appears in a vision to Emma Frost from the White Hot Room, warning the X-Men to "prepare".<ref name="UXM510">{{Cite comic
| writer = Matt Fraction
| penciller = Greg Land
| inker = Jay Leisten
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| date = July 2009
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| title = [[Uncanny X-Men|The X-Men]]
}}</ref> She again appears in a vision to Cyclops when he is overwhelmed by the power of Dark Phoenix, helping him abandon the power so that it can pass on to its true host.<ref>''Avengers vs X-Men'' #12</ref> After [[Nightcrawler (character)|Nightcrawler]] is fatally wounded by the Crimson Pirates, Jean appears to him along with [[Amanda Sefton]] and the recently deceased [[Wolverine (character)|Wolverine]] to help coax him back to life.<ref>''Nightcrawler'' vol. 4 #10</ref> Jean's spirit begins to manifest in a more straightforward and aggressive manner to the time-displaced Jean from an alternate timeline, seemingly training her for the arrival of the Phoenix. However, after the younger Jean begins to ignore her, she possesses the time displaced Jean and uses her as a means to ambush Emma Frost.<ref>''Jean Grey'' #5-7</ref>