Despite popular belief, the Spider-Phoenix costume didnt originate from the video game Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro but instead was part of an annual. Cant remember if it was an X-men annual or a Thunderbolts annual. I recently went through almost every X-men issue and all Thunderbolts issues and found this. I cant remeber which issue it was apart of and which series. xD I believe it was in the late 80s or early 90s.
Phoenix Force
Character » Phoenix Force appears in 1616 issues.
A powerful cosmic entity, an immortal being representing the Life-Death-Rebirth cycle, all current and future life, and is the nexus of all psychic energy ever to have existed, to exist or will exist. It has, at times, chosen a host to live within, granting the vessel nigh-omnipotent power. It has the power to create or destroy anything, or everything. The Phoenix has had various hosts, but the most well known and frequent host is the mortal mutant Jean Grey.
Spider-Phoenix!?
" Then it wasn't the Thunderbolts because they were the late 90's, around 97 or so. "Then maybe it was in the late 90s. It might have been an x-men/thunderbolts crossover.
" @Green Skin said:It was Spider-Man #25 during a team up with Excalibur." Then it wasn't the Thunderbolts because they were the late 90's, around 97 or so. "Then maybe it was in the late 90s. It might have been an x-men/thunderbolts crossover. "
" @doordoor123 said:Not the one i found. Maybe hes been in comics on more then one occasion." @Green Skin said:It was Spider-Man #25 during a team up with Excalibur. "" Then it wasn't the Thunderbolts because they were the late 90's, around 97 or so. "Then maybe it was in the late 90s. It might have been an x-men/thunderbolts crossover. "
Cosmic Spidey vs. Spider-Phoenix, two enter, only one leaves!When you mean Cosmic Spidey you mean the one time he used the uni-force and became Captain Universe? If so I suggest he win with the phoenix force only because it stronger force but maybe the ways you use the uni-force is more practical@weaponx said:
@Leliel: Thanks, sorry for the late reply.not a problem glad could clear that up
3 years worth of disinformation from Leliel. Well done! But I think it's high time I used my Lich Lord Level Thread-Necromancy Powers! So here goes...
Spider-Man crossed over with Excalibur in Spider-Man #25 - Why Me? (1992) where they fought against Arcade's androids. In the melee, some Excalibur members were switched out by androids and then killed off in battle, including Rachel Grey. Spidey discovered the body was a fake and used the tech to pretend he had Phoenix' powers to end the contest -- but never actually gained any powers. It was all tech-based gimmickry and illusions.
Overall, the single-issue story was a pretty unremarkable spin on the old tired scenario with Arcade trapping a bunch of heroes in his Murderworld where nobody ever gets murdered. The character was run with this kind of predictable nonsense for about 2 decades until the writers finally did something interesting and got the Murderworld right in 2013 with Avengers Arena ^_^
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