Phoenix (pronounce: "FEE-niks") most often refers to: Phoenix (mythology), a mythical bird that dies in flames and is reborn from the ashes Phoenix, Arizona, a large city in the United States Phoenix (spacecraft), a spacecraft that landed in the north polar region of Mars

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Arts, literature, entertainment

Comics

Phoenix (comics), a fictional cosmic entity in the Marvel Comics universe, and the associated characters: "Phoenix", alias of Marvel Comics character Jean Grey "Phoenix", alias of Marvel Comics character Rachel Grey Phoenix (manga), a manga by Osamu Tezuka (original Japanese title: Hi no Tori) Phoenix Ikki, a character from the manga Saint Seiya

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Movies

Phoenix (movie), a 1998 movie starring Ray Liotta and Anjelica Huston

The Flight of the Phoenix, a 1964 novel, 1965 movie, and 2004 remake

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (movie), the fifth movie based on the Harry Potter book series The name assigned by the Nazis to the Stealth bomber airplane in the 1993 movie, The Philadelphia Experiment II

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Television

Phoenix (TV series), a 1992-1993 Australian police drama

The Phoenix (2004 TV series), an MBC Korean drama starring Eric Mun

The Phoenix (1982 TV series), a short-lived American science fiction series starring Judson Scott Phoenix Television, a Hong Kong based television broadcaster Phoenix (German TV station), a German publicly-funded television station Phoenix (Star Trek), the name of two fictional spacecraft in the Star Trek universe Phoenix Foundation, a non-profit think tank and government contractor from TV-series MacGyver. Later in the series the employer of the eponymous title character. Phoenix Organization, a semi-scientific, semi-occult group conducting research into near-death experiences in the television series John Doe Phoenix Nights, a British sitcom The Phoenix is the fifth Daedalus class battlecruiser in the television series Stargate Atlantis Phoenix (American Gladiator) Character on the television show American Gladiators.

Literature

The Phoenix, a 1999 play written by Morgan Spurlock

de Ave Phoenice, a poem attributed to Lactantius

The Phoenix (novel), a 2000 German historical novel by Henning Boëtius

The Phoenix on the Sword, a Conan the Barbarian story by Robert E. Howard. The Phoenix and the Turtle, an enigmatic poem by William Shakespeare Phoenix (novel), a fantasy novel by Stephen Brust Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, a 2003 novel by J.K. Rowling David and the Phoenix, children's book by Edward Ormondroyd The Phoenix (play), a 1603-4 play by Thomas Middleton The Phoenix Nest, a 1593 anthology of poetry with numerous noted contributors

Magazines and journals

The Phoenix (art journal), edited by James Cooney and Henry Miller

The Phoenix (magazine), an Irish news and satire magazine

Phoenix (classics journal), a Canadian classics journal

Phoenix (literary magazine), a Russian samizdat journal published by Yuri Galanskov Phoenix (Austrian magazine) a neo-Nazi Austrian magazine

Newspapers

The Phoenix (newspaper), a collective name of alternative weekly newspapers in Boston, Massachusetts; Providence, Rhode Island; and Portland, Maine Loyola Phoenix, a newspaper of Loyola University Chicago The Phoenix, a student newspaper of Swarthmore College in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania The Phoenix, a student conservative journal of Wabash College in Crawfordsville, Indiana