Uncanny X-Men

MMXI Year of the X-Men

2011-02-24T23:00:00.002+08:00

Uncanny X-Men

Uncanny X-Force

X-Men Legacy

New Mutants

Updates

2011-02-01T12:20:00.001+08:00

- Updated Nation X entry. more..

- 5 Lights' names and powers updated. more..

- Marvel released a teaser image for 'Throne of Blood: Birth of a Vampire', which appears to be a tie-in for the 'Fear Itself' event. more..

Five Lights

2011-02-01T01:38:00.004+08:00

Shortly after the return of the messiah child Hope Summers to the present, Cerebra detected 5 new mutants. Cyclops despatch the X-Men to monitor each of the 5 mutants while Hope and Rogue travel to help these mutants. These new mutants seem to struggle with the onset of their powers. Their powers were only stabilized by Hope's touch. So far, Laurie, Gabriel, Idie and Teon seem to be loyal to Hope.

Laurie Tromette
Vancouver B.C.
Powers: Flight

Gabriel Cohuelo
Mexico City, Mexico
Powers: Super-speed

Idie Okonkwo
Delta State, Nigeria
Temperature Transference, manifested as freezing or flame generation

Teon Savko
Ukraine
Feral form

Kenji Uedo
Tokyo, Japan
Telekinetic creation of objects of flesh and metal

CBR X-Position with writer Kieron Gillen on Generation Hope: more..

X-Men Legacy Current Roster

2011-01-25T11:31:00.000+08:00

X-Men Legacy replaced X-Men (vol. 2) in February 2008 with issue #208.

It focused on Professor X as the central character as he seeks to regain his lost memories following his head injury at the hands of Bishop. The series featured flashbacks of past events and tied some of the loose ends in continuity. He dealt with threats such as the Acolytes, Mr. Sinister and Hellfire Club.

In issue #226, Rogue replaced Professor X as the central character. The series will now focus on Rogue as mentor to the young students.

Rogue (Anna Marie)

Students

In the Utopia tie-in, the series showcased students including

Trance (Hope Abbott)

Indra (Paras Gavaskar)

In the Emplate arc, the series showcased the above 2 students as well as

Bling (Roxy Washington)

In the X Necrosha crossover, Rogue was part of a team led by Nightcrawler. The team traveled to Muir Island to check in on a warning provided by Destiny.

Nightcrawler

Colossus

Rogue

Psylocke

Magneto

Husk

Blindfold

Trance

In the new arc, Collision, Rogue brought a team including

Magneto

Loa

Anole

Indra

to escort Indra back home to Mumbai, India. The students were part of the Alpha Squadron student squad. In Mumbai, they dealt with the Children of the Vault.

In Fables of Reconstruction, Cyclops assembled a team to help San Francisco, which was ravaged by the battle between the X-Men and Bastion, with the rebuilding process. The team consists of:

Rogue

Magneto

Colossus

Psylocke

Omega Sentinel

Danger

Hope

Random

The arc None So Blind focused on Blindfold.

Nation X

2011-01-25T11:28:00.011+08:00

Utopia

Floating off the coastline of San Francisco, CA

After the Xavier Institute was destroyed by Bishop during the events of Messiah CompleX, Cyclops relocated the X-Men to San Francisco. He invited all mutants to seek sanctuary in the newly established base, Greymalkin Industries. Soon after, riots broke out when Simon Trask and his anti-mutant Humanity Now group walked through San Francisco in support of the Proposition X bill legislating mutant productive rights. The director of peacekeeping agency H.A.M.M.E.R. Norman Osborn sent in H.A.M.M.E.R. agents and his team of Avengers to stop the riots and hunt down mutants. He also formed a X-Men team under the leadership of Emma Frost, who seemingly left Cyclops to join Osborn. Eventually, Emma revealed herself to be infiltrating Osborn's circle and she returned to Cyclop's side. Cyclops had the X-Club raise the remains of Magneto's former base, Asteriod M from the bottom of the sea. He led an exodus of mutants to Asteriod M and establish a mutant nation on the newly named 'Utopia' before fending off an attack by Osborn forces.

Residents of Utopia

Senior X-Men

Cyclops (Scott Summers)

Emma Frost

Angel (Warren Worthington III), also in X-Force

Iceman (Robert 'Bobby' Drake)

Storm (Ororo Munroe)

Wolverine (James Howlett), also in X-Force

Colossus (Piotr Rasputin)

Shadowcat (Katherine "Kitty" Pryde)

Rogue (Anna Marie)

Magneto (Max Eisenhardt)

Psylocke (Elizabeth 'Betsy' Braddock), also in X-Force

Dazzler (Alison Blaire)

Gambit (Remy Lebeau)

Northstar (Jean-Paul Beaubier)

Pixie (Megan Gwynn)

Armor (Ichiki Hisako)

Namor

New Mutants

(X-Men Team)

Cannonball (Samuel Guthrie)

Karma (Xi'an Coy Mahn)

Dani Moonstar

Sunspot (Roberto Da Costa)

Magma (Amara Aquilla)

Magik (Illyana Rasputin)

Cypher (Douglas Ramsey)

Warlock

X-Force

Fantomex & E.V.A.

Deadpool

X-Club

Madison Jeffries, also in X-Men

Dr. Kavita Rao

Dr. Nemesis (Dr. James Nicola Bradley), also in X-Men

X-Men in Training

Surge (Noriko Ashida)

Prodigy (David Alleyne)

Hellion (Julian Keller)

Mercury (Cessily Kinclaid)

Rockslide (Santo Vaccaro)

Dust (Sooraya Qadir)

Anole (Victor Borbowski)

Gentle (Nezhno Abidemi)

Stepford Cuckoos (Celeste, Mindee, Phoebe)

Match (Ben Hammil)

Loa (Alani Ryan)

Trance (Hope Abbott)

Bling (Roxy Washington)

Blindfold (Ruth Aldine)

Graymalkin (Jonas Greymalkin)

Ink (Erik Gitter), comatose

Cipher (Alisa Tager)

Students

Indra (Paras Gavaskar)

Martha Johansson

Ernst

Former X-Men

Cecilia Reyes, Dr.

Domino (Neema Thurman)

Husk (Paige Guthrie)

Omega Sentinel (Karima Shapandar)

Warpath (James Proudstar)
Hepzibah

Boom Boom (Tabitha Smith)

Danger

X-23 (Laura Kinney)

Five Lights
Hope (Hope Summers/Spalding)
Laurie Tromette
Gabriel Cohuelo
Idie Okonkwo
Teon Savko
Kenji Uedo

Other Inhabitants

Dragoness (Tamara Kutz), formerly in Mutant Liberation Front

Doop

Powers: Levitation, accelerated healing factor, superhuman strength, extra-dimensional void within body that can store objects and people

Affiliations: Formerly X-Statix

Avalanche (Dominic Szilard Janos Petros), formerly in Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, X-Corp
Toad (Mortimer Toynbee), formerly in Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, 198
Frenzy (Joanne Cargill), imprisoned for attack on museum, formerly in Acolytes
Nekra (Nekra Sinclair), imprisoned for attack on museum, formerly in Lethal Legion
Brightwind, Dani Moonstar's Asgardian horse
Lorelei (Lorelei Travis), formerly in 198
Rhapsody (Rachel Argosy), former villain in X-Factor
X-Treme (Adam Neramani), shi'ar human-mutant hybrid
Legion (David Haller), son of Charles Xavier and Gabrielle Haller
Stinger (Wendy Sherman), formerly in Alliance of Evil
Bliss (Babara Stacey), formerly in Morlocks
Erg (Andreas Kornig), formerly in Morlocks, 198
Kid Omega (Quentin Quire), former student (Omega Gang)
Neophyte (Simon Hall), formerly in Acolytes
Random (Marshall III Evan Stone), mercenary, last with Acolytes before Utopia
Outlaw (Inez Temple), fomerly in Agency X, 198
Leech, invited to live with the Fantastic Four, formerly in Morlocks, X-Terminators, Generation X, Weapon X, 198
Litterbug, formerly in Morlocks
Glob Herman (Robert Herman), former student (Omega Gang)
Leong (younger brother of Karma)
Nga (younger sister of Karma)
Artie (Arthur Maddicks), invited to live with the Fantastic Four, formerly in X-Terminators, Generation X

Prisoners

Empath (Manuel Alfonso Rodrigo de la Rocha), formerly in Hellions, X-Corp L.A., 198, Hellfire Cult

Tattooed Man , Russian, tormentor of Colossus

Sebastian Shaw , formerly Black King of the Hellfire Club

Scalphunter (John Greycrow), formerly in Marauders

Mortis (Lois London), younger sister of Dazzler

Leon Nunez

Former Inhabitants

Dr. Yuriko Takiguchi

[Formerly in the X-Club;

Died in Uncanny X-Men #515 (2009) due to natural causes]

Dagger (Tandy Bowen)

[Formerly in the X-Men;
Left in Cloak & Dagger #1 (2010) because they feel they do not belong.]

Cloak (Tyrone Johnson)

[Formerly in the X-Men;
Left in Cloak & Dagger #1 (2010) because they feel they do not belong.]

Beast (Henry 'Hank' McCoy)

[Formerly in the X-Men;
Left in Uncanny X-Men #519 (2010) in protest of Cyclops' militaristic stance.]

Onyxx (Sidney Green)

[Student;
Killed by Wither in X-Force #23 (2010) during X Necrosha event.]

Diamond Lil (Lilian Crawley)

[Formerly in Alpha Flight, Gamma Flight, Omega Flight;
Killed by Mortis in X-Force #23 (2010) during X Necrosha event.]

Meld (Jeremiah Muldoon)

[Formerly in Sentinel Squad O*N*E;
Killed by Senyaka in X-Force #23 (2010) during X Necrosha event.]

Wolfsbane (Rahne Sinclair)

[Formerly in New Mutants, X-Factor, Excalibur, X-Factor Investigations, X-Force;
Left in X-Force #25 (2010) following the disbanding of X-Force.]

Elixir (Joshua Foley)

[Formerly in X-Force, student;
Left in X-Force #25 (2010) following the disbanding of X-Force.]

Ariel

[Fomerly in the X-Men;
Killed in X-Men Legacy #235 (2010) by Bastion's forces.]

Nightcrawler (Kurt Wagner)

[Fomerly in the X-Men;
Killed in X-Men Legacy #235 (2010) by Bastion]

Vanisher (Telford Porter)

[Fomerly in the X-Force;
Killed in New Mutants #13 (2010) by Bastion's forces.]

Donald Pierce

[Formerly White Bishop of Hellfire Club, Reavers;
Killed in New Mutants #13 (2010) by Cyclops after escaping from prison and sabotaging the X-Jets.]

Sack

[Formerly in Morlocks;
Killed in New Mutants #14 (2010) by Nimrod Sentinels.]

Cable (Nathan Summers)

[Formerly in New Mutants, X-Force, X-Men;
Sacrificed himself in X-Force #28 (2010).]

Mutant Community
(Not confirmed on Utopia, Not in Utopia)

Alchemy (Thomas Jones)
Powers: Manipulation of molecular structure of anything into elements on the periodic table
Affiliations: None
Whereabouts: Unknown

Blackwing (Barnell Bohusk)
formerly Beak
Powers: Formerly Avian body; Technological based flight and energy blasts
Affiliations: Formely New Warriors, Student at Xavier's Institute, Street Team X-Men

Whereabouts: Raising family in New York

Catiana (Tatiana Caban)
Powers: Ability to transform into animals
Affiliations: None
Whereabouts: Living in the streets in New York

Lila Cheney
Powers: Interstellar transportation
Affiliations: None
Whereabouts: Unknown, possibly off-world

Decibel (Jonathan Starsmore)
Formerly Chamber
Powers: Formerly projection of bio-blasts from torso, limited telepathy, Technological based creation of solidified sound constructs
Affiliations: Formerly New Warriors, X-Men, Generation X
Whereabouts: Unknown

Gateway
Powers: Teleportation, telepathy, remote viewing, precognition, postcognition
Affiliations: Ally to Reavers, X-Men
Whereabouts: Australian outback

Havok (Alex Summers)
Powers: Able to absorb ambient cosmic energy and release it as plasma blasts
Affiliations: Currently Starjammers, formerly X-Factor, X-Men, etc.
Whereabouts: Space

Molly Hayes
Powers: Super strength
Affiliations: Runaways
Whereabouts: With Runaways

Kylun (Colin McKay)
Powers: Animal-like appearance, sound mimicry
Affiliations: Formerly Excalibur
Whereabouts: Unknown

Lifeguard (Heather Cameron)
Powers: Able to subconsciously manifest superhuman powers dependent on whatever is necessary to save lives in any situation, granted wings for flight from alien Shi'ar genome
Affiliations: Formely X-Men
Whereabouts: Unknown

Marvel Girl (Rachel Grey)
Powers: Telepathy, Telekinesis
Affiliations: Currently Starjammers, Formely X-Men, Excalibur
Whereabouts: Space

Micromax (Scott Wright)
Powers: Mass and size manipulation
Affiliations: Currently MI-13, Vanguard, Formerly Excalibur
Whereabouts: England

Kiden Nixon
Powers: Time manipulation
Affiliations: None
Whereabouts: New York

Nuwa
Powers: Creation of tranquility waves that puts others to sleep
Affiliation: Formerly Mutant Liberation Front, China Force, 3 Peace
Whereabouts: Last seen defeated by Boom Boom in San Francisco

Phaser (Christian Cord)
Formerly Radian
Powers: Formerly generates blinding light, Technological based generation of intense bursts energy from chest of his armor and deflection of energy through specialized gauntlets
Affiliations: Formerly New Warriors, rebellious student group Omega Gang; Xavier Institute student
Whereabouts: Unknown

Polaris (Lorna Dane)
Powers: Magnetic manipulation
Affiliation: Currently Starjammers, Formerly X-Men, X-Factor etc.
Whereabouts: Space

Pulse (Augustus)
Powers: Ability to disable powers, electronics
Affiliations: None
Whereabouts: None

Quicksilver (Pietro Maximoff)
Powers: Superspeed
Affiliations: Avengers, Formerly X-Factor, etc.
Whereabouts: Teacher in Avengers Academy

Renascence (Sofia Mantega)
Powers: Formerly air manipulation, flight; Technological based suit with six mechanical tentacles and electrically charged talons
Affiliations: Formerly New Warriors, New Mutants student squad
Whereabouts: Unknown

Sage (Tessa)
Powers: Cybernetic mind that functions like a computer; can catalyze potential of latent mutants
Affiliations: Formerly New Exiles, X-Men, Hellfire Club
Whereabouts: Merged with Panopticon

Skids (Sally Bevins)
Powers: Able to create a force field around her
Affiliations: Formerly SHIELD, X-Corporation, Mutant Liberation Front, New Mutants, X-Terminators, Morlocks
Whereabouts: Unknown

Bobby Soul
Powers: Possession, Astral projection
Affiliations: None
Whereabouts: New York

Sunfire (Shiro Yoshida)
Powers: Flight, Ionization of matter into a fiery plasma state
Affiliations: Formerly Marauders, X-Men etc.
Whereabouts: Unknown

Thunderbird (Neal Sharra)
Powers: Able to convert ambient heat energy into super-heated plasma, concussive force blasts; flight
Affiliations: Formerly X-Corporation, X-Men
Whereabouts: Unknown

Evangeline Whedon
Powers: Ability to transform into a red dragon
Affiliations: Ally of X-Men
Whereabouts: Unknown

Age of X

2011-01-25T11:27:00.004+08:00

CBR Age of X Communique

Magneto, Basilisk, Legacy

Cannonball, Gambit, Revenant

Berserker, Hellion, Nightmare

Frenzy, Magma, Cypher

CBR X-Communicated

Age of X: Alpha

Official Press Release

Next year’s most talked about X-Men event gets bigger this March with Age Of X Universe #1 (of 2), from writer Simon Spurrier (Silver Surfer: In Thy Name) and superstar artist Khoi Pham (Chaos War). In the Age Of X, the mutants of the world never banded together to form the X-Men. But what of the Earth’s other heroes? In a world without X-Men…a world without hope, what side do the Earth’s Mightiest stand on? See the story of Marvel’s greatest heroes through new eyes as the future of mankind is decided in Age Of X Universe #1!

Keep your eyes peeled this week for another Age of X Historical Log inside select Marvel Comics. Be sure to head out to your local comic shop to find the next clue you will need to unravel the mystery that is Age of X.

AGE OF X UNIVERSE #1 (of 2)
Written by SIMON SPURRIER
Penciled by KHOI PHAM
Cover by SIMONE BIANCHI
Rated T+…$3.99
ON SALE IN MARCH

Historical Logs

Historical Log 5E: Avengers Tasked With Hunting Mutants

Historical Log 4D: Fantastic Four Arrested

Historical Log 3C : Mutant-Hunting Exonims Begin "The Decimation"

Historical Log 2B: Phoenix destroys Albany

Historical Log 1A: The March for Purity

Images

Latest: CBR interview with Age of X writer Mike Carey, more..

The characters in the image are revealed in the following order:

Gambit & Hellion
Gambit is the one in the middle of the image holding a stick.
Hellion is on the bottom left.

Berserker & Nightmare
Berserker is the one on the left with a red eagle on his chest. (Warpath?)
Nightmare is the one with the silver wings. (Pixie)

Basilisk & Frenzy
Basilisk is the one with the face mask. (Cyclops)
Frenzy is the one with the blue costume in the middle.

Cannonball & Magneto
Cannonball is on the left with his signature blast.
Magneto is on the right in white costume.

Revenant & Reaper
Reaper is the one on the bottom right and is probably Rogue.
Revenant is the one on the top left. She looks suspiciously like Phoenix. She is confirmed not to be Hope Summers.

AGE OF X: ALPHA #1 (NOV100514)
AGE OF X: ALPHA #1 COIPEL VARIANT (NOV100515)
Written by MIKE CAREY
Pencils by PAUL DAVIDSON & MORE
Cover by CHRIS BACHALO
Variant Cover by OLIVIER COIPEL
Rated A …$3.99
FOC – 1/3/11, On-Sale – 1/26/11

16 Nov CBR interview with writer Mike Carey, editor Daniel Ketchum and Marvel's Junior Sales Administrator James Viscardi: more..

Fear Itself

2011-01-25T11:27:00.002+08:00

Out Of The Shadows, Into The Marvel Universe

A game changer in Fear Itself stands revealed.

He will leave the Marvel Universe a different place.

His story begins here.

Thought you knew everything about Vampires?

Don’t be so sure.

You'll never look at vampires the same way ever again.

THRONE OF BLOOD: BIRTH OF A VAMPIRE (FEB110543)
Written by VICTOR GISCHLER
Pencils by GORAN PARLOV
Cover by TBA
Parental Advisory $3.99
FOC - 3/14/11, On Sale - 4/6/11

CBR Exclusive interview with Tom Brevoort and Axel Alonso

Marvel Announces "Fear Itself"

Uncanny X-Force Cover Gallery

2011-01-21T10:54:00.000+08:00

Uncanny X-Force #3 Variant (Marko Djurdjevic)

Uncanny X-Force #3 (Esad Ribic)

Uncanny X-Force #2 (Esad Ribic)

Uncanny X-Force #1 (Esad Ribic)

Uncanny X-Force #1 Variant (Marko Djurdjevic)

Uncanny X-Force #1 Variant (Clayton Crain)

Uncanny X-Force #1 Variant (Rob Liefeld)

Uncanny X-Force #1 Variant (J. Scott Campbell)

Uncanny X-Force #1 Blank Variant

Uncanny X-Force #1 Premier Variant (Esad Ribic)

Uncanny X-Force Greg Land Promo

Curse of the Mutants Cover Gallery

2011-01-21T10:48:00.001+08:00

Mutants vs Vampires!

For more on the X-Men vol. 3 series, read here

For the checklist, read here

Marvel Spotlight

X-Men #6 Cover (Adi Granov)

Namor: The First Mutant #4 Cover (Jae Lee)

X-Men #5 Cover (Adi Granov)

X-Men #5 Variant Cover (Paco Medina)

Namor: the First Mutant #3 Cover (Jae Lee)

X-Men: Curse of the Mutants: X-Men vs Vampires #2

X-Men #4 Variant Cover (Paco Medina)

X-Men #4 Cover (Adi Granov)

X-Men: Curse of the Mutants - X-Men vs Vampires #1 (Nick Bradshaw)

Namor #2 Cover (Jae Lee)

X-Men #3 Cover (Adi Granov)

X-Men #3 Variant Cover (Paco Medina)

X-Men #3 Variant Cover (Marko Djurdjevic)

X-Men: Curse of the Mutants - Smoke and Blood #1 (Clayton Crain)

Namor #1 Cover (Jae Lee)

X-Men: Curse of the Mutants - Storm & Gambit #1 (Mico Suayan)

X-Men: Curse of the Mutants - Storm & Gambit #1 Variant (Chris Bachalo)

X-Men #2 Cover (Adi Granov)

X-Men #2 Variant Cover (Paco Medina)

X-Men #2 Second Printing Cover (Paco Medina)

X-Men #2 Teaser Image (Paco Medina)

X-Men #1 Cover (Adi Granov)

X-Men #1 Variant Cover (Paco Medina)

X-Men #1 Variant Cover (Oliver Coipel)

X-Men #1 Variant (John Romita Jr.)

X-Men #1 Gatefold Variant Cover (Paco Medina)

X-Men #1 Variant (Marko Djurdjevic)

X-Men #1 Blank Variant

X-Men #1 Second Print Variant (Paco Medina)

X-Men: Curse of the Mutants Saga

X-Men #1 Teaser Image

X-Men #1 Teaser Image (Paco Medina)

X-Men #1 Teaser Image

CBR's Top 50 X-Men

2011-01-03T10:38:00.000+08:00

CBR countdowns the Top 50 X-Men. more..

50. Forge
49. Anole
48. Elixir
47. Juggernaut
46. Hope
45. Warpath
44. X-Man
43. Bishop
42. Pixie
41. Dust
40. Rictor
39. Boom Boom
38. Marrow
37. Domino
36. Dr. Cecilia Reyes
35. Husk
34. Hellion
33. Siryn
32. Sage
31. Mystique
30. Magik
29. Northstar
28. Banshee
27. X-23
26. Dani Moonstar
25. Cable
24. M
23. Havok
22. Jubilee
21. Rachel Grey
20. Professor X
19. Magneto
18. Jamie Madrox
17. Dazzler
16. Colossus
15. Archangel
14. Cannonball
13. Beast
12. Polaris
11. Shadowcat
10. Emma Frost
9. Gambit
8. Iceman
7. Psylocke
6. Cyclops
5. Nightcrawler
4. Storm
3. Wolverine
2. Rogue
1. Jean Grey

X-Men: First to Last

2010-12-30T00:48:00.002+08:00

X-Position: Top X-Moments of 2010

2010-12-29T11:10:00.002+08:00

CBR presents the top X-Moments of 2010. more..

Astonishing X-Men Roster

2010-12-11T09:49:00.000+08:00

Wolverine vs Fin Fang Foom (Michael Kaluta variant)

ASTONISHING X-MEN #36
Written by DANIEL WAY
Pencils & Cover by JASON PEARSON
Variant Cover by MICHAEL KALUTA
“MONSTROUS,” PART 1
Not all monsters are easy to spot -- some of them live among us, undetected or long forgotten. Some of them live inside us, in the dark corners of our hearts, feeding on our secret fears of loss. But in the Marvel Universe, most of them live on Monster Island. Or, at least, they did. A mysterious exodus is underway; monsters spilling onto nearby shores – with catastrophic results – and it falls upon a small group of X-Men to both save the population from destruction and to solve an imposing riddle: What are monsters afraid of? New series writer Daniel Way (Deadpool) is joined by superstar artist Jason Pearson to bring you a widescreen, mega blockbuster story filled with classic Kirby monsters, heart-stopping revelations and over-the-top action!
32 PGS./Rated T+ …$3.99
FOC—1/10/11, On-Sale—2/2/11

Astonishing X-Men is a perfect starting book for new readers not wanting to get bogged down by continuity.

Daniel Way takes over as writer with Jason Pearson providing pencilling duties in February's Astonishing X-Men #36. Currently, the roster has been mentioned to include Cyclops, Emma Frost, Wolverine and Armor. The first arc will see the team travel to Monster Island. For more, read here..

History

Astonishing X-Men was launched in 2004 with Joss Whedon as the writer and John Cassaday as the penciller. Whedon wrote 4 arcs: Gifted, Danger, Torn and Unstoppable, starting from Astonishing X-Men #1 to Astonishing X-Men #24, ending off with Giant Size Astonishing X-Men #1 in 2008.

Astonishing X-Men

[Appearance: Astonishing X-Men #1 (2004) - Giant-Size Astonishing X-Men #1 (2008)]

Cyclops (Scott Summers)

Beast (Henry 'Hank' McCoy)

Wolverine (James Howlett)

Shadowcat (Katherine 'Kitty' Pryde)

Emma Frost

Late Additions

Colossus (Piotr Rasputin)

[Joined in Astonishing X-Men #5 (2004)]

Armor (Hisako Ichiki)
[Joined in Astonishing X-Men #20 (2007)]

Following the end of Whedon and Cassaday's run, the new creative team of Warren Ellis and Simone Bianchi took over from Astonishing X-Men #25, starting with the Ghost Box arc. A 2-issue Ghost Box miniseries was also published.

Phil Jimenez took over as penciller in #31 to begin the eXogenetic arc.

With creative delays over the series, a 5-issue limited series called Astonishing X-Men: Xenogenesis was released with Kaare Andrews as the penciller.

Cyclops (Scott Summers)

Emma Frost

Beast (Henry 'Hank' McCoy)

Storm (Ororo Munroe)

Wolverine (James 'Logan' Howlett)

Armor (Ichiki Hisako)

Check out X-Men Lineups 2000s!

Tuesday Q&A: Kieron Gillen | X-Men | Comic News | News | Marvel.com

2010-12-04T01:39:00.000+08:00

Tuesday Q&A: Kieron Gillen | X-Men | Comic News | News | Marvel.com

Chaos War: X-Men

2010-12-04T01:20:00.000+08:00

Marvel is pleased to present your first look at Chaos War: X-Men #1 (of 2), from the superstar creative team of Chris Claremont, Louise Simonson, and Doug Braithwaite! The Chaos King has drafted the newly resurrected Thunderbird, Banshee, Stepford Cuckoos and many more into his war against reality. Are these unstoppable returnees the mad god’s key to winning the Chaos War? And will their former allies be willing to lose them a second time? Every mutant left alive has no choice to fight this December, only in Chaos War: X-Men #1 (of 2)!
CHAOS WAR: X-MEN #1 (OCT100601)
Written by CHRIS CLAREMONT & LOUISE SIMONSON
Pencils by DOUG BRAITHWAITE
Cover by CARLO PAGULAYAN
Rated T+…$3.99
FOC – 12/7/10, On-Sale – 12/29/10

Characters confirmed to be in the book include:

Banshee
Thunderbird
Jamie Madrox clones
Esme and Sophie Cuckoo
Dr. Moira MacTaggart
Destiny

CBR interview with writer Louise Simonson: more..
Advance preview: more..

Marvel Comics released a teaser image with the title 'All New. All Different: Look who's back'. The image includes X-associated characters who are dead: Banshee, Thunderbird, Esme & Sophie Cuckoo and several Jamie Madrox clones. The other piece of information given is 'Coming December 2010'. more..

Speculation: With dead Avengers slated to return during the upcoming Chaos War event, this teaser looks like it will be the X-Men version for Chaos War.

Generation X

2010-11-29T21:18:00.004+08:00

Defunct

Brief History

Several young mutants were captured during the techno-organic alien Phalanx attack on Earth. Some of them were brought together as Generation X and were enrolled at the Xavier Institute for Gifted Youngsters at the Massachusetts Academy where they were taught by Banshee and Emma Frost. The first students include M, Husk, Jubilee, Chamber, Skin and Synch. The main protagonist in the series' early days is Empath, the brother of Gen X-er M. Generation X welcomed Artie and Leech as wards, as well as the mysterious mute Penance and Mondo into the team. Mondo turned out to be working for Banshee's cousin Black Tom Cassidy. Mondo joined up with Black Tom and his friend Juggernaut during their attack on the Institute. He was killed by the sentinel Bastion, who was also at the Institute at the same time to capture Jubilee.

It was later revealed that M is in fact the merged form of 8 year old twins Claudette and Nicole St. Croix, Empath's younger sisters. The twins merged with Emplate to form a new entity M-Plate, who sought to merge all consciousness into one being using the Universal Amalgator. The entity was stopped and all three entities were separated once again. The Guardian of the Universal Amalgator, Gaia joined Generation X but left soon after. While merged with Empath in M-Plate, the twins learnt the truth of Penance, that she was actually the real M (Monet) trapped in the Penance form. Claudette and Nicole managed to liberate Monet from Penance, after which they merged to take the place of Monet as Penance. Much later, in an explosion, the twins were separated from Penance. Penance now had no host and had a mind of her own. The twins returned to live with their father, Ambassador Cartier St. Croix.

When Emma Frost ran into financial difficulties, she approached her sister Adrienne for help. Adrienne agreed to help in exchange for being a headmaster of the Academy. Under her, the Academy later took in human students. When Adrienne tried to kill members of Generation X, she was kicked out. Adrienne eventually returned to wreck chaos by sowing hatred for mutants in the student body. Banshee and Emma sent Penance, Artie and Leech to live with Cartier St. Croix for their safety. However, when a riot happened in the Institute, Synch sacrificed himself to save a group of human students. Emma killed Adrienne with a gun.

Generation X eventually disbanded due to internal problems. Jubilee, M and Husk joined Banshee's X-Corp to keep an eye on him; Chamber had been offered a place in the X-Men while Skin left for LA. After X-Corp disbanded, Husk joined the X-Men; M joined X-Corporation Paris while Jubilee joined up with Skin before rejoining the X-Men.

Lineup

[Appearance: Generation X #1 (1994) - Generation X #75 (2001)]

Emma Frost, mentor

Banshee (Sean Cassidy), mentor

Husk (Paige Elisabeth Guthrie)

Jubilee (Jubilation Lee)

Chamber (Jonothon "Jono" Evan Starsmore)

Skin (Angelo Espinosa)

Synch (Everett Thomas)

M/Penance (Nicole and Claudette St. Croix)

Later Additions

Penance/M (Monet St. Croix)

[Joined in Generation X #3 (1995)]

Mondo clone

[Joined in Generation X Annual '95;

Killed in Generation X #25 (1997)]

Gaia

[Joined in Generation X #43 (1998)]

Penance
[Joined in Generation X #58 (1999(]

Wards

Artie Maddicks

[Generation X #6]

Leech

[Generation X #6]

Franklin Richards

[Generation X #20]

Husk (Paige Elisabeth Guthrie)
Powers
Able to alter the submolecular structure of her body underneath her skin, allowing her to shed her outer epidermis to reveal a new layer of varying properties. She has used this power to turn her body into stone, glass, wood and other substances.
Current Status
Active in X-Men
Group Affiliations
Mutantes Sans Frontieres, X-Men, formerly X-Corp, Generation X
Notable Relatives
Thomas Zebulon Guthrie (father, deceased), Lucinda Guthrie (mother), (in order of seniority) Samuel Guthrie (Cannonball, brother), Elisabeth Guthrie (sister), Joshua “Jay” Guthrie (Icarus, brother, deceased), Melody Guthrie (Aero, sister), Joelle Guthrie (sister), Lewis Guthrie (brother), Cissie Guthrie (sister), Jebediah Guthrie (brother), one more unnamed sister, Lucas Bartholemew Guthrie (uncle)
Notes
The younger sister of X-Man Cannonball, she grew up wanting to be a mutant. She got her wish and joined student team Generation X. She became a workaholic while studying in the Xavier Institute and developed affections for fellow Gen X-er Chamber.
After Generation X was disbanded, Husk along with fellow Gen X-ers Jubilee and M joined former Xavier Institute headmaster Banshee's militaristic outfit X-Corp to keep an eye on him. X-Corp was disbanded and she joined the X-Men.
She developed a relationship with fellow X-Man Archangel even though the latter is much older than her. She helped Archangel manage the mutant charity 'Mutantes Sans Frontieres'. The relationship eventually ended.
Currently, Husk is active as an X-Man in Utopia.

Jubilee (Jubilation Lee)

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Decibel (Jonothon "Jono" Evan Starsmore)

formerly Chamber

Powers

Projection of bio-blasts from his torso; limited telepathy, formerly

Chamber was depowered during M-Day

Using technology, Decibel gained the ability to create solidified sound constructs

Current Status

Unknown

Group Affiliations

Formerly New Warriors, Weapon X, X-Men, Generation X

Notes

When Chamber's powers manifested, it blew a hole in his face and upper body. He traveled from his

home in UK to US to enroll in the Xavier Institute and join Generation X.
He was often moody and was unable to return fellow Gen X-er Husk's affections.
Just before Generation X was disbanded, Chamber was invited to join the X-Men. He eventually left active duty. He was soon asked by X-Man Wolverine to infiltrate Weapon X.
Weapon X was able to repair restore his face and upper body.
However, when the Scarlet Witch depowered 90% of the mutant population during M-Day, Chamber was one of those affected. With his face and upper body missing yet again, he was place in a life support in hospital until he was taken by the Clan Akkaba, an organization with ties to Apocalypse. Chamber is revealed to be a descendant of Apocalypse and Clan Akkaba restored Chamber's face and upper body. However, Chamber now has characteristics similar to that of Apocalypse.
While there were hints that Chamber might have gained omega-level mutant abilities, he next turned up as a member of New Warriors, with technology granting him the ability to create solidified sound constructs. Since the New Warriors disbanded, it is unknown where Chamber is.

Nicole and Claudette St. Croix
Powers
Able to merge into a single being
As M: Psionically-enhanced strength and endurance; flight; low-level telepathy; acute night vision
As Penance: Razor-sharp and exceptionally tough skin; long, sharp tendrils for hands, feet and hair
Current Status
Likely to be with father Cartier St. Croix
Known Relatives
Cartier St. Croix (father), Marius St. Croix (Empath, elder brother), Monet St. Croix (M, elder sister)
Note
Claudette and Nicole are twins. Nicole is talkative while Claudette has autism.
They first appeared in the merged form of Monet. Their secrets were unknown to the rest of Generation X although there were hints that something is amiss with M. She is known to have catatonic episodes (when Claudette's personality is present).
During an attack by their brother Empath on Generation X, M reverted to the St. Croix twins before they merged with Empath to form a new entity M-Plate. M-Plate sought to merge the consciousness of everyone using the Universal Amalgator but failed. The entity separated back into the original bodies.
While in the entity M-Plate, the St. Croix twins learnt that fellow Gen X-er Penance is in fact their older sister (Empath's younger sister) Monet trapped in this form by Empath. They were able to liberate Monet from the form of Penance, after which they assumed the form of Penance.
Later, during an explosion, Claudette and Nicole were themselves liberated from the form of Penance.
They eventually returned to live with their father Cartier.

Skin (Angelo Espinosa)
Powers
Six feet of extra, malleable skin which can be stretched or reshaped at will
Current Status
Deceased, Killed after crucification by Church of Humanity in Uncanny X-Men #423
Known Relative
Eduardo (father, deceased), Estella (mother, deceased), Tito (brother), Kinda (sister), Gilberto (cousin), Inez (cousin)
Notes
Mexican Skin was a gang member in L.A. before his powers manifested. He joined Generation X and was a member until it was disbanded.
He left for L.A. with fellow Gen X-er Jubilee.
Eventually, he was captured by the anti-mutant Church of Humanity and crucified at the front lawn of the Xavier Institute. He died from his injuries.

Synch (Everett Thomas)
Powers
Synchronize his mutagenic aura, allowing him to duplicate mutant powers, metabolize bio-energy signatures, and both sense and track mutants
Current Status
Deceased, Sacrificed himself to save human students of the Massachusetts Academy from bombs placed by Emma Frost's sister, Adrienne (Generation X #70)
Known Relatives
Stan Thomas (father), Ida Thomas (mother), Kim Ho Twae (adopted sister)
Notes
Synch was with Generation X at its founding. Despite romantic interests from Jubilee, he was attracted to Gaia. However, Gaia left Generation X before anything serious happened.
Much later, he shared a brief relationship with Monet.
However, he sacrificed himself to save human students from bombs placed by Adrienne Frost.

Mondo clone
Powers
Mondo is capable of taking on the properties of any organic or inorganic material he comes into contact
Current Status
Deceased, killed in Bastion in Generation X #25
Group Affiliations
formerly Generation X
Notes
Generation X seemingly welcomed a new member in Mondo. However, when headmaster Banshee's cousin Black Tom Cassidy attacked the Institute, Mondo revealed himself to be the mole and joined in the attack.
He was killed by the sentinel Bastion, who was also at the Institute at the same time to kidnap Jubilee.
Much later, the real Mondo turned up with Black Tom in another attack on the Xavier Institute. It was revealed that the Mondo who joined Generation X in the past is a plant-based clone.

Gaia

Powers
Telepathy; psychokinesis; able to draw on an extra-dimensional source of matter and energy in order to create or reshape anything according to her will
Current Status
Unknown
Group Affiliations
formerly Generation X
Notes
Gaia is the Guardian of the Universal Amalgamator at the end of Time, a device that would be used to merge all sentient consciousnesses into one being.
Empath sought to use the Universal Amalgamator but it was destroyed and. Synch liberated her from the chains that bounded her to the Amalgamator and she eventually joined Generation X.
Synch developed an attraction for her. However, she left after a short while.

Penance, recently renamed Hollow
Powers
Razor-sharp and exceptionally tough skin; long, sharp tendrils for hands, feet and hair
Current Status
Unknown
Notes
Penance was at first Monet St. Croix trapped in this form.
Monet was liberated form this form and her twin sisters Claudette and Nicole merged together to take over the Penance form.
Claudette and Nicole were later themselves liberated from Penance. It seems Penance has a mind of its own and she joined Generation X as her own entity.
When Adrienne Frost started riots in the Institute, headmistress Emma Frost sent Penance to live with Cartier St. Croix.
Much later, Penance turned up with the Loners, where she was called Hollow.

Monet Yvette Clarisse Maria Therese St. Croix
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Powers
As Penance: Razor-sharp and exceptionally tough skin; long, sharp tendrils for hands, feet and hair
As M: Psionically-enhanced strength and endurance; flight; low-level telepathy; acute night vision
Current Status
Active in X-Factor Investigations
Known Relatives

Cartier St. Croix (father), Marius St. Croix (Empath, elder brother), Claudette and Nicole St. Croix (younger twin sisters)

Notes

Monet was trapped in the form of Penance by her brother Empath when she refused to join him in his mad quest for power.

When her twin sisters Claudette and Nicole discovered Monet's disappearance, they merged together to impersonate Monet. As Monet, they joined Generation X.

As Penance, the real Monet was dropped in Xavier Institute by the Australian aborigine mutant Gateway.

Later, the twins discovered that Monet was in fact trapped in Penance and they were able to liberate Monet.

Monet went on to join Generation X and developed a brief relationship with fellow Gen X-er Synch before the latter sacrificed himself to save fellow human students from bombs planted by Adrienne Frost in the Xavier Institute.

When Generation X disbanded, she joined former headmaster Banshee's militaristic X-Corp to keep an eye on him. After X-Corp was disbanded, she joined Xavier's global outreach group X-Corporation at its Paris branch. She joined the X-Men on loan for one mission.

Eventually, she joined fellow X-Corporation Paris member Jamie Madrox's X-Factor Investigations and has been a member since.

Headmasters

Banshee (Sean Cassidy)

Emma Frost

Uncanny X-Force

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Uncanny X-Force Current Roster

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X-Men Current Roster

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X-Men vol. 3 is a new X-Men series written by Victor Gischler and drawn by Paco Medina. The first arc sees the X-Men fighting a vampire invasion. For more images of the X-Men's first arc Curse of Mutants, check here.

List of X-Men who appeared in X-Men vol. 3 (in order of appearance):
Cyclops
Emma Frost
Archangel
Wolverine
Storm
Jubilee
Pixie
Dr. Nemesis
Dr. Kavita Rao
Colossus
Gambit
Namor
Madison Jeffries
X-23
Rogue
Cypher
Husk
Armor
Magma
Rockslide
Dust
Mercury
Bling!
Iceman

Guest Appearance:
Blade

X-Men who appeared in Curse of Mutants: Storm & Gambit:
Dazzler
Northstar
Magik

X-Men who appeared in Curse of Mutants: X-Men vs Vampires:
Husk
Dazzler
Rogue
Ernst
Martha Johansson
Magneto
Gambit
Armor
Rockslide
Karma
Archangel

The second arc will see Cyclops send a team of X-Men led by Storm to Manhattan to look for opportunities to become heroes. The team will encounter Spider Man. Chris Bachalo will pencil this arc starting from X-Men #7. For more info, read here..

X-Men in Training

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Currently, the students do not have a title of their own and appear in various X-Books as secondary characters.

X-Men in Training

Surge (Noriko Ashida)

Prodigy (David Alleyne)
Elixir (Joshua Foley)

Hellion (Julian Keller)

Mercury (Cessily Kinclaid)

Rockslide (Santo Vaccaro)

Dust (Sooraya Qadir)

Anole (Victor Borbowski)
Gentle (Nezhno Abidemi)

Stepford Cuckoos (Celeste, Mindee, Phoebe)

Match (Ben Hammil)

Loa (Alani Ryan)

Indra (Paras Gavaskar)

Trance (Hope Abbott)

Bling (Roxy Washington)

Onyxx (Sidney Green), deceased
Blindfold (Ruth Aldine)

Graymalkin (Jonas Greymalkin)

Ink (Erik Gitter)

Cipher (Alisa Tager)

Students

Ernst
Martha Johansson

Recent History of the Student Body

New X-Men
(New X-Men #117 (2001) - New X-Men #156 (2004))
Writer Grant Morrison began his run in New X-Men with #114 (2001). When the mutant population saw a boom, Xavier Institute opens its doors to accept mutants as students. The student body was the largest since the founding of the X-Men. Since then, students have been a feature of the X-books. Soon after the ranks of the student body swelled, a Special Class was formed with Xorn as the mentor. The class is meant for students with special needs and attention. Later, a student known as Quentin Quire created a rebel Omega Gang to instigate a riot during the Open Day ceremony until the Gang was stopped by the X-Men. Apart from the students in the Special Class and Omega Gang, prominent students featured in the New X-Men series during this period of time include the Stepford Cuckoos. New student characters were also introduced in other series. Morrison ended his run in #156. Near the end of his run, Xorn had ran rampant, destroying the Xavier Institute and much of New York City.

New Mutants v2

(New Mutants v2 #1 (2003) - New Mutants v2 #13 (2004)

This series is set in the period of New X-Men. Former New Mutant Dani Moonstar was tasked with recruiting students into the Xavier Institute. Students like Wind Dancer, Prodigy, Wither, Elixir and Surge were recruited in this series. Other former New Mutants including Karma, Wolfsbane and Magma went back to the Institute to serve as teachers and mentors to the students. The series ended around the same time Grant Morrison ended his run on New X-Men, beginning a new era.

Former Squads

(New X-Men: Academy X #1 (2004) - New X-Men #20 (2006))

This series picked up where New Mutants vol. 2 ended. After the destruction of Xavier Institute at the hands of Xorn and the subsequent rebuilding, the students were reorganized into squads so that they can receive training. M-Day came and 90% of the mutant population was depowered, including the student body. The series was renamed New X-Men with #20.

New Mutants
Hellions
Alpha Squadron
Paragon
Corsairs

Chevaliers
Advocates

Student Teams

New X-Men
(New X-Men #20 (2006) - New X-Men #26 (2008))

With M-Day and the depowering of 90% of the mutant population, the student squads were dissolved. From the remaining students, a team was selected by Emma Frost to become the new generation of X-Men. The birth of the first mutant child since M-Day gave rise to the events of Messiah CompleX. The Xavier Institute was destroyed by Bishop and Cyclops disbanded the X-Men. The series was cancelled at the end of Messiah CompleX.

Young X-Men
(Young X-Men #1 (2008) - Young X-Men #12 (2009))

A new series called Young X-Men was released to replace New X-Men. Some students were tricked by Donald Pierce into forming the Young X-Men team to attack former New Mutants Cannonball, Mirage, Magma and Sunspot. The ruse was later discovered and the team rejoined the X-Men in San Francisco. Mirage and Sunspot became mentors to the Young X-Men. The Young X-Men ceased to exist as a team when the title was cancelled. Since then, the students appear as secondary characters in various X-related books.

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CBR Forums - Top Villains

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CBR forums member worstblogever conducted a poll for the top X-villains, more..

121 (tied): Arclight

121 (tied): Deadbolt

121 (tied): D'Ken

121 (tied): Krakoa

121 (tied): Axel Alonso

121 (tied): Mesmero

121 (tied): Polaris

121 (tied): Quentin Quire

121 (tied): Empath

121 (tied): Roulette

121 (tied): Tempo

121 (tied): Vertigo

121 (tied): Vincente

109 (tied): Vargas

109 (tied): Sugar Man

109 (tied): Perro

109 (tied): Manta

109 (tied): Locus

109 (tied): Lady Deathstrike

109 (tied): Kulan Gath

109 (tied): The Isolationist

109 (tied): Callisto

109 (tied): Cadena

109 (tied): Blackheart

109 (tied): Aguja

102 (tied): Chimera

102 (tied): Tessa

102 (tied): Nanny

102 (tied): The Host

102 (tied): Friedrich von Roehm

102 (tied): Changeling

102 (tied): Astra

98 (tied): Thumbelina

98 (tied): Master Mold

98 (tied): Kenji Uedo

98 (tied): Genesis

95 (tied): Graydon Creed

95 (tied): Gideon

95 (tied): Verre

88 (tied): Viper

88 (tied): S'ym

88 (tied): Sunfire

88 (tied): Hela

88 (tied): Famine

88 (tied): Cameron Hodge

88 (tied): Malice

82 (tied): The Supreme Pontiff

82 (tied): Arcadia DeVille

82 (tied): Reaper

82 (tied): Ms. Steed

82 (tied): Archangel

77 (tied): The Brood

77 (tied): Unuscione

77 (tied): Pretty Boy

77 (tied): Omega Red

77 (tied): Kleinstock Brothers

71 (tied): Kimura

71 (tied): New Son

71 (tied): Empyrean

71 (tied): Domina

71 (tied): Bishop

71 (tied): Azazel

71 (tied): Avalanche

60 (tied): Senator Robert Kelly

60 (tied): Prism

60 (tied): Scalphunter

60 (tied): Feral

60 (tied): Destiny

60 (tied): Danger

60 (tied): Black Tom Cassidy

60 (tied): Kaga

60 (tied): Chris Claremont

60 (tied): Peepers

60 (tied): Gambit

59: Golgotha

54 (tied): Onslaught

54 (tied): Zaladane

54 (tied): Wither

54 (tied): Trevor Fitzroy

54 (tied): Toad

52 (tied): Siena Blaze

52 (tied): Mastermind I (Jason Wyngarde)

49 (tied): Stryfe

49 (tied): Phantazia

49 (tied): Mastermind II (Martinique Wyngarde)

48: Tarot

45 (tied): Sublime

45 (tied): Daken

45 (tied): Shinobi Shaw

41 (tied): Legion

41 (tied): Mojo

41 (tied): Deathbird

41 (tied): Scarlet Witch

40: Harry Leland

39: Nimrod

36 (tied): Vulcan

36 (tied): Donald Pierce

36 (tied): Astrid Bloom

35: Frenzy

33 (tied): Senyaka

33 (tied): Rogue

32: Emplate

30 (tied): Miss Sinister

30 (tied):Cyclops

29: Leper Queen

27 (tied): Scanner

27 (tied): Proteus

26: Serafina

25: Sat-Yr-9

24: Dark Beast

22 (tied): Reverend Stryker

22 (tied): Pyro

21: Arcade

19 (tied): Sauron

19 (tied): Adrienne Frost

18: Sentinels

17: Madelyne Pryor

16: Dark Phoenix

14 (tied): Shadow King

14 (tied): Emma Frost

13: Spiral

12: Juggernaut

11: Lady Mastermind

10: Bastion

9: Exodus

8: Sabretooth

7: Sebastian Shaw

6: Selene

5: Cassandra Nova

4: Mr. Sinister

3: Apocalypse

2: Mystique

1: Magneto

X-Crossovers

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Below is a list of X-crossovers and Marvel-wide crossovers which the X-Men are involved in. The events are arranged in reverse-chronological order.

X-Men: Second Coming (2010)

The Messiah child - Hope - returns with Cable just as Bastion is bringing his war on mutants to a head.

Necrosha (2009-2010)

Selene is building up an army of undead mutants with the transmode virus. Can the X-teams deal with death itself?

Utopia (2009)

Riots erupt in San Francisco after Simon Trask led his anti-mutant Humanity Now! coalition in a march through the city. HAMMER director, Norman Osborn, sends his Dark Avengers into the city to establish order and subdue the X-Men. He forms his own team of Dark X-Men led by Emma Frost.

Messiah War (2009)

Cyclops sends X-Force into the future in pursuit of Cable and Hope. In a dystopian future, X-Force, Cable and Hope have to deal with Stryfe and Bishop.

Messiah Complex (2007-2008)

The first mutant baby birth since M-Day sparks a war as the X-Men, Marauders and Purifiers seek to save the baby.. or destroy her.

UncannyXmen.net has done great work in covering past crossovers. Clicking on the crossover-names below will bring you directly to the page on UncannyXmen.net covering the specific crossover. Otherwise, click on the link provided below to access the crossover page.

UncannyXmen.net Crossover List

Endangered Species (2007)

Beast goes on a journey to discover a means to reverse the effects of M-Day.

House of M/Decimation (2005)

Scarlet Witch, daughter of Magneto, suffers a mental breakdown and recreates reality in which Magneto is the ruler. It ends when the heroes confront Magneto, who then nearly kills his son, Quicksilver for instigating the Scarlet Witch. In a backlash, the Scarlet Witch utters the words 'No more mutants', returning reality back to normal but with 90% of the mutant population losing their powers.

Eve of Destruction (2001)

With the release of the cure for the mutant-killing Legacy Virus, Genosha now has an army of healthy mutants and mutates. The ruler of Genosha, Magneto declares war on humanity just as he unveils a kidnapped Professor X as a rally symbol. Jean Grey leads a team of inexperienced and dysfunctional mutants to stop Magneto.

Dream's End (2001)

Mystique and her Brotherhood attempts to assassinate Senator Robert Kelly as he announces his plan to run for President of the United States. The cure of the mutant-killing Legacy Virus is released following the sacrifice of Colossus.

Apocalypse: The Twelve (2000)

Ages of Apocalypse (2000)

Apocalypse captures twelve mutants in a bid to gain their energies for himself. The plan process is incomplete but he manages to use the energies he manged to obtain to warp reality several times in an attempt to lure them into completing the process.

The Magneto War (1999)

Magneto launches his plan to gain a land in which mutants can live in peace. Joseph, who is believed to be Magneto, discovers that he is in fact a clone. He manages to stop Magneto's plans with his sacrifice. However, Magneto ends up with the island of Genosha.

The Hunt for Xavier (1998-1999)

Professor X has been missing since his capture by Operation: Zero Tolerance. The X-Men goes in search and manage to find him.

Operation: Zero Tolerance (1997)

Following the devastation caused by Onslaught, Operation: Zero Tolerance is established. Headed by a mysterious man known as Bastion, O: ZT goes on a mutant hunt before it was dismantled.

Onslaught (1996)

As Magneto's dark psyche takes root in Professor Xavier's mind, Onslaught is borned and goes on a rampage in New York. Onslaught is finally stopped following the sacrifice of the Avengers and Fantastic Four.

Age of Apocalypse (1995)

When Professor X is mistakenly killed by his son Legion in the past, an alternate reality is created in which Apocalypse accelerated his 'Survival of the Fittest' doctrine and conquered North America. Magneto and his X-Men leads the rebellion. Eventually, they manage to reverse Legion's accidental murder of Professor X.

Legion Quest (1994-1995)

Professor X's son Legion travels to the past in an attempt to kill Magneto with the misguided intention to eliminate the biggest threat to his father's dream of peaceful coexistence between humans and mutants. However, he mistakenly kills his father.

Phalanx Covenant (1994)

The techno-organic alien Phalanx seek to assimilate every living organism into their Collective. Led by anti-mutant activists Stephan Lang and Cameron Hodge, the Phalanx seek to eliminate mutants. They were eventually stopped by an ad-hoc team of X-Men.

Fatal Attractions (1993)

After months of being believed dead, Magneto gathers his Acolytes to his new orbital station, Avalon. Fearing Magneto's intentions, Xavier leads a team of X-Men to Avalon in an attempt to bring an end to the conflict. It ends with Wolverine' adamantium skeleton ripped out by Magneto and the subsequent mental crippling of Magneto by Professor X.

Bloodties (1993)

Fabian Cortez, formerly of the Acolytes, leads the mutate population in Genosha in rebellion against the government. When he kidnaps Luna, son of Quicksilver and Crystal of the Inhumans and grandson of Magneto, to get revenge on the latter, the Avengers and X-Men go into Genosha to stop him.

X-Cutioner' Song (1992-1993)

Stryfe - clone of Cable - launches his revenge on those he believes caused his miserable life. He provides Mr. Sinister with what is believed to the future genetic material of the Summers family line in exchange for his help. However, it turns out to be the mutant-killing Legacy Virus, which is released.

Muir Island Saga (1991)

The Shadow King takes over the inhabitants of Muir Island Research Centre. The X-teams go into Muir Island to rescue their friends.

X-tinction Agenda (1990 - 1991)

When the Genoshan forces kidnap members of the New Mutants and Storm, the X-teams infiltrate Genosha to rescue them. They encounter and defeat the true enemy - Cameron Hodge.

Inferno (1989)

The demons of Limbo invade New York. Madelyne Pryor confronts Mr. Sinister regarding her true nature as clone of Jean Grey. Meanwhile, Magik confronts her dark nature.

The Fall of the Mutants (1988)

The X-Men deals with the Adversary. The New Mutants assist their new friend Bird-Brain to help save his fellow Ani-Mates. X-Factor face Apocalypse and his Horsemen.

Mutant Massacre (1986-1987)

The Marauders launch a massacre on the sewer-dwelling Morlocks.

CBR - NYCC: X-Men

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NYCC: X-Men Panel

NYCC: Gischler's X-Men Are Ready to "Serve and Protect"

NYCC: Way Takes on "Astonishing X-Men"