The pillar would later become the lighthouse base for the British superhero team Excalibur (a team the Phoenix's future host Rachel Summers would join). He asked the Phoenix to help him by lending its energy to project a lighthouse-like stone pillar across the multiverse. Feron worshiped the legendary Phoenix, and his daydream-like visions prompted the Phoenix to adopt the fiery bird form it has today. Р”Р„s time passed the entity was contacted by a great mage named Feron. Fearing the power of the Phoenix, the Shi'ar demonized the entity and ordered all Rook'Shir's descendants to be killed or sterilized. The Phoenix fled, leaving a small remnant of itself in the blade, which could only be lifted by Rook'shir's descendants. He was eventually defeated and killed by the Imperial Guard, a team formed for the purpose of stopping Rook'shir, which later became the first line of defense of the Shi'ar Empire. Rook'shir went on a destructive rampage through the Empire, destroying many planets in the process. He was ultimately overwhelmed by the Phoenix's power and became the first known host to succumb to the Phoenix Force's destructive impulses and go insane from the power it embodied, becoming the malevolent force of destruction known as the Dark Phoenix. The entity ended up at some point in Shi'ar space where it bonded with a citizen of the Empire, named Rook'shir, who controlled the power of the Phoenix Force in conjunction with his blade. During this time she and Odin shared a romantic relationship that Odin considers as the one time in his life when he truly felt alive. Her only known fight was with an out-of-control Celestial called the Fallen. Using the nickname 'Lady Phoenix', she joined that time period's incarnation of the Avengers.

Consumed by vengeful rage, Firehair nearly gave in to the firebird's bloodlust and became a Dark Phoenix, but was pacified by her wolf guardian and decided to use her powers to protect those weaker than herself rather than destruction. The Phoenix was later drawn back to Earth when Firehair, a young primitive female red-haired mutant, overwhelmed with despair by the deaths of her friends, contemplated turning her psychic abilities on herself to commit suicide at the 'Burnt Place.' Attracted to Firehair's untapped raw psychic power, the Phoenix prevented the suicide and bonded with her and sought to use her to fulfill its intended purpose, razing planets to ashes. Although the Demon Lords fought to prevent it, the Phoenix communed with the female and with the loyalty of her disciples that helped her to control the infinite power of the Phoenix, she broke the spell and the Demons were swept away. This rebellion drew the Phoenix to the planet. However, five powerful beings, led by a female with pyrokinetic powers, waged a rebellion against the Lord of Stasis. Р”Р„ccording to the alien peace-keeping robot Unit, a billion years ago, the alien Demon Lords of Stasis were able to weave a spell that had halted progress on their planet, thus stoppiing the Evolution. The Phoenix Force is described as being 'the embodiment of the very passion of Creation-the spark that gave life to the Universe, the flame that will ultimately consume it.'Р”Вuring its time as a sentient and formless mass of energy, it traveled the cosmos and came to be worshiped by several alien races, among them the Shi'ar, who named the entity as Phal'kon, the 'sister' of their other gods K'ythri and Sharra. The Phoenix is among the most feared beings in all of existence-having the power to cut and re-grow any part of the universe, as well as destroy it entirely, which is part of the Phoenix's purpose: 'The Judgment of the Phoenix', to burn away the obsolete. It is the nexus of all psionic energy that does, has, and ever will exist in all realities of the multiverse, the Guardian of Creation, and of the dangerously powerful M'Kraan Crystal. Born of the void between states of being, the Phoenix Force is a creation of the universe. The Phoenix Force is an immortal and immutable manifestation of the universal force of life and passion. 1976) in the guise of Jean Grey, and was created by Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum. The Phoenix first appeared in The Uncanny X-Men #101 (Oct. 2.19 Phoenix Resurrection: The Return of Jean Grey.

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