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With Dark Phoenix now playing in theaters, you probably have a few questions either before going into the movie or after coming out of it. The next-to-last X-Men flick, and the final installment to feature this cast before Disney eventually reboots their newly owned property, delves into some oft-explored (and super obscure) Marvel Comics lore but doesn't really do a great job of explaining it. So if you're scratching your head about some of the more cosmic aspects of Dark Phoenix, we've got you covered. Be aware that spoilers lie ahead. So fans …

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