>Jean Grey
Puns you didn't get right away
Austin Allen
Ethan Smith
Is her name supposed to be a pun?
Austin Cruz
I still don't get it. I remember in the early 90s my older sister thought it said Jean Given on the intro song
Evan Cook
You're kind of stupid, huh OP? The O5 all did that with their names, you should have figured this out by now.
>Scott Summers
>Bobby Drake
>Hank McCoy
>WARREN WORTHINGTON
Jacob Bell
Gray is a measuring unit for ionizing radiation, ionizing radiation causes Gene mutations.
Jaxson Peterson
>amerifat education
How did they not teach you about Geneg Ray in school?
Dominic Kelly
You have that backwards actually user
Jordan Smith
I don't get it where's the puns
Jacob Gonzalez
That's alliteration, not a pun.
Carson Diaz
Puns aren't alliterations, you're thinking of idioms.
Joseph Richardson
>Fan4stic
Jaxon Ramirez
Jean = gene
Grey = gray (what explained)
Gavin Wood
her misaligned eyes bother anyone else or am i just nitpicking?
Hudson Allen
Miranda Wright
Jeremiah Russell
She's 'named' after Jen Gaye, Stan Lee's girlfriend at the time.
Jayden Bennett
why does Rictor even goes by a codename when his last name is Richter?
Kayden Hernandez
Nah that's a bad drawing by Timm standards.
However it's nowhere near as bad as that one Spider Gwen pic he did. Anybody know which one I'm talking about?
Adam Perez
That's a bit obtuse.
Gabriel Garcia
It's so transparent, they'll think "No, that's too obvious, he can't be that dumb".
There's got to be a word for this.
Asher Russell
That wasn't intentional. She was named after a girl Lee was fucking that wasn't Kirby's wife.
Ryder Edwards
>Angora Lapin
Robert Bennett
So it's an unintentional coincidence?
Liam Martinez
Hidden in plain sight.
Isaiah Fisher
Scott Free. I thought the pun was limited to the "free" part. In my defense, I'm ESL.
Alexander Morales
No, it's a regular coincidence.
An intentional coincidence is not a coincidence.
I feel like I shouldn't have to explain that.
Josiah Howard
The gray (symbol: Gy) is a derived unit of ionizing radiation dose in the International System of Units.
The gray was named after British physicist Louis Harold Gray, a pioneer in the measurement of X-ray and radium radiation and their effects on living tissue.[3] It was adopted as part of the International System of Units in 1975.
Previously, the pre-1971 non-SI roentgen unit of radiation exposure, was named after the scientist Wilhelm Roentgen.
Jean Grey was created in 1965, predating the Gray as a unit of measure in radiation.
Asher Sullivan
It's not idioms, it's hyperbole metaphors
Ethan Perry
No, Lee just stole the credit