In the preview of the X-Men: Season One book, we see the following scenes from the retelling of the X-Men's first mission:
Really now? Jean Grey tossing around planes and helicopters and APCs on her first mission???Obviously, writer Dennis Hopeless and artist Jamie McKelvie did not consult my alomst-Peabody Award-winning series, The Most Ludicrously Underwhelming Uses Of Marvel Girls Powers.
If they had checked my series, they would have seen that early Jean Grey's telekinesis was nowhere near the "throwing around heavy military craft" level.
Instead, she was much more comfortable in the "tea kettle tossing" power level...
...she was close to mastering the "holding up a magazine as part of her Danger Room training" power level...
...she was so powerful, Scott Summers thought the best way to put her through her paces was sewing...
...and of course, Jean's main usefulness during early X-Men adventures was the old reliable, "Tossing Blankets And Capes Over Villains' Heads."
Moving jeeps and fighter jets? Not so much...
