Age of X: Alpha #1 - Age of X
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Carlos Barberi Writer(s): Mike Carey Release Date: March 2011 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: In a world where the X-Men never came together as a team, familiar characters are warped almost beyond recognition. Residing in Fortress X, these mutants must wage war against a world that fears and hates them just to survive. Mutantkind's final war starts here. If you don't know which side you're on, check your DNA. Gambit, Trance, Rockslide, Frenzy & Cannonball patrolled Fortress X, watching for attacking Exonims & reporting any actives to Magneto. Other mutants remained within the walls of the Fortress, huddled together around a fire reliving stories of survival. Storm snuggled up to Namor to comfort him in exchange for giving up the freedom of the seas to be with her. Nightmare accidentally upset Basilisk by reminding him of his time in Alcatraz. Beserker explained why. The island prison of Alcatraz was used for the incarceration of mutants. The Governor of Alcatraz was Arcade, who took delight in introducing Death Row inmates to their executioner. Basilisk was held completely bound on a gurney. With the flick of a switch, his mask split down the centre. He'd already had his eyelids surgically removed, so he could not contain his blasts & therefore instantly killed the mutants in front of him. As the guards wheeled him back to his cell, he managed to reach the control switch. Willingly opening his mask, Basilisk killed the guards, destroyed his chains, and went after Arcade. After executing as many human guards who tried to stand in his way, Basilisk led Callisto & the liberated mutants out of Alcatraz. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: A. Olivier Coipel Wraparound Variant. B. Age Of X 2nd Printing Variant. C. Wil Conrad 2nd Printing Variant.

Astonishing Tales: Mojoworld #4 - Crashing Weddings
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Nick Pitarra Writer(s): Jonathan Hickman Release Date: March 2009 Marvel Digital: Yes Comic Summary: Cannonball and Sunspot are starting their second feature film and with Mojo watching over their shoulders things get zanier than ever. Read about your favorite television tycoon in this trip to Mojoworld! - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This is a Digital Comic Exclusive. You can only read it with a subscription to the service.
Variant Information: None.

Be X-Tra Safe With The X-Men #1 - Safety Net
Importance Rating: 1.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): David Boller Writer(s): Marvin Mariano Release Date: 1996 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The X-Men teach young childrent how to stay safe from strangers. Saving Terrance from a look a like X-Man and teaching him to go to a policeman if he lost or needs help getting home. There is also activities to play in the back of the comic. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This comic was only available at Blockbuster Video during there safety printing events.
Variant Information: None.

Nation X #1 - Nation X - The Ghost of Asteroid M / Road Trip! / Cold Shoulder / Testament
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Leonard Kirk, Michele Bertilorenzi, Mike Allred Writer(s): Simon Spurrier, Christopher Yost, James Asmus Release Date: February 2010 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: 1st story: Magneto accompanies Anole, Loa and Rockslide as they search for Mercury, who the X-kids claim has been captured by a ghost. They find Mercury, and Magneto deals with the ghost - a hologram recording of himself when he was younger. 2nd story: Wolverine and Nightcrawler transport a fuel tank filled with gas across State for use at Utopia. During their journey they discuss the current state of mutantkind, and the good job that Cyclops is doing leading them. 3rd story: Iceman is enjoying life on Utopia, being the practical joker amongst the more serious senior X-Men. After foiling Toad’s plan to take over Utopia’s water supply, Iceman is visited by Stinger - formerly of the Alliance of Evil, the Original X-Factor’s old enemies - although Iceman doesn’t remember her at first, and he wants to hook up with her, though she is worried about what is going on at Utopia. Later, Stinger takes Dr Kavita Rao hostage in an attempt to “escape” Utopia. Iceman calms her down, and tells her that she isn’t a prisoner. Stinger reveals why she came to Iceman earlier, because he is one of the original X-Men, and Iceman tells her that he does remember her, and that she seemed like fun. They later go on a picnic. 4th story: Colossus is working on a new piece of art when Magik asks for his help to show the New Mutants how to use a bulldozer so they can begin planting a garden on Utopia. During this, Colossus tells stories about himself and Magik in their childhood, but Magik isn’t interested in remembering them, and teleports Colossus back to his artwork, telling him that he is living in the past. The artwork is revealed to be a X monument with the names of the dead inscribed on it. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) - Trade Availability: X-Men: Nation X - Fun Facts: Gambit does not appear in the comic, only on the cover.
Variant Information: None.

Nation X #2 - Nation X - Wish You Were Here/ 7 1/2 / LDR / Cajun Justice
Importance Rating: 7.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): David Lopez, Sonia Oback, Mike Choi, Becky Cloonan, Tim Fish Writer(s): John Barber, Jim McCann, Becky Cloonan, C.B. Cebulski, Tim Fish Release Date: March 2010 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: First Story: Jubilee is visited by Anole, Dust, Rockslide, Trance and Loa. They catch up on recent events before Surge arrives. Jubilee and Surge argue. Jubilee writes a letter to Wolverine. Second Story: Quentin Quire returns and informs Martha Johansson that he is destroying Utopia and she has only seven and a half minutes to stop him. Being a brain, Martha is somewhat limited in her capacity to do so, but uses her telepathic powers to battle Quire, and with the aid of the Stepford Cuckoos, takes her new arch enemy down. Third Story: Commuting back from Toronto where he has been visiting his boyfriend Kyle, Northstar unwittingly leads a pack of Warwolves to Utopia, though Storm repels them. Cyclops tells Northstar off for leading them to Utopia and tells him to sort his life out. Desperately missing Kyle, Northstar asks him to visit Utopia. With permission from Aurora, Kyle does, but things don’t go as planned, as Kyle feels left out on Utopia, and wants to stay in a hotel. A Warwolf returns and battles Northstar. Northstar takes Kyle to San Francisco, and although they don’t break up, there is obvious strain in their relationship, but Kyle promises to return to Utopia someday. Fourth Story:Dealing with his own inner demons, Gambit sneaks off Utopia in the middle of the night, and ends up rescuing Mr Cho, who was apprehended by thugs. Not wanting him to take supplies to Utopia. Gambit damages Mr Cho’s plane while rescuing him, and takes the supplies to Utopia, in an attempt to redeem himself. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) - Trade Availability: X-Men: Nation X - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: None.

Nation X #4 - Nation X - Dooptopia / The Bad Seeds / Ice Cream Alamo / The King & Queen of Utopia
Importance Rating: out of 10
Penciler(s): Rael Lyra, Niko Henrichon, Harvey Tolibao, Mike Allred Writer(s): Peter Milligan, Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Ivan Brandon, Joe Caramagna Release Date: March 2010 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: First Story: Doop dreams that he is a the head of criminal investigation on Utopia, and the crime he investigates turns out to be crimes committed against him. Second Story: The bored Stepford Cuckoos are causing trouble on Utopia, by sending their teammates into psychic illusions of horror films. While dealing with her own boredom on Utopia, the White Queen manages to find her prized students responsibilities on the island. Third Story: Warpath is on night watch of the food supplies, while Loa, Rockslide and Match break into the kitchen to steal some ice cream. Fourth Story: During a food crisis, Namor prepares to leave Utopia, until Storm convinces him not to. Namor then retrieves a large fish from the ocean and gives it to the X-Men. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) - Trade Availability: X-Men: Nation X - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: None.

Onslaught: X-Men #1 - Traitor to the Cause
Importance Rating: 6.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Adam Kubert, Andy Kubert Writer(s): Scott Lobdell, Mark Waid Release Date: August 1996 Marvel Digital: Yes Comic Summary: Jean Grey-Summers leaves a desperate message on the mansion communicator, begging for help, as it seems Xavier has gone mad. The reason for this: Xavier seemingly killed Juggernaut and imprisoned him within the gem of Cyttorak, and then, as Onslaught, turned on his students, beating them all handily and almost killing Bishop. The X-Men are paralyzed to stop Onslaught, and realize that this is the result of Xavier’s tampering with Magneto’s mind. They fight, and believe they have killed Onslaught, but he rises again, and disappears with Dark Beast. The X-Men prepare themselves for the day when they may have to kill Xavier. In the meantime Onslaught starts his seduction of young Franklin Richards as an invisible friend and Nate Grey desperately tries to convince the Avengers of the danger Charles Xavier poses. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) - Trade Availability: Onslaught The Complete Epic Volume 1 and Onslaught The Complete Epic Volume 1 Hardcover - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: A. Standard Release Variant. B. 22 Karat Gold Edition Variant. Limited to 2,000 copies.

Sentinel Squad O*N*E #5 - Decimation - Creep Mission - Tin Can Heroes, Part 5
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Aaron Lopresti Writer(s): John Layman Release Date: October 2006 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The Sentinel Squad’s trial by fire has finally reached its end! Now it’s time for their permanent assignment...the X-Men. Find out the final piece of the puzzle in this final issue to Sentinel Squad O*N*E! - Trade Availability: Sentinel Squad O*N*E - Fun Facts: None.
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Uncanny Origins #6 - Lo! A Beast is Born!
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Dave Hoover Writer(s): Michael Higgins Release Date: February 1997 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The birth, high school years, college years and his life with the X-Men are explored through Hank McCoy, also known as Beast. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: None.
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X-Babies, Vol. 2 #3 - X-Babies: Stars Reborn
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jacob Chabot Writer(s): Gregg Schigiel Release Date: December 2009 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Top Dog arrives on the scene as the X-Babies continue their quest to take down the new bosses of Mojoworld. And if that’s not enough, the X-Babies come face-to-face with their adorable replacements! Plus a last page that’ll...well, we don’t want to spoil it. - Trade Availability: X-Babies Stars Reborn - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: A. Jacob Chabot Star Comic Variant

X-Babies, Vol. 2 #4 - What Happened Was...
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jacob Chabot Writer(s): Gregg Schigiel Release Date: January 2010 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The gloves come off! The X-Babies are in way over their heads as they're overwhelmed by adorable-ness. Can they, even with the help of the Star Heroes, survive? And when the dust settles, control of the Mojoverse goes to...?????? The X-Babies status quo changes forever in this issue! - Trade Availability: X-Babies Stars Reborn - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: A. Jacob Chabot Star Comics Variant

X-Men and Captain Universe #1 - Sleeping Giants
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jim Craig Writer(s): Bob Budiansky Release Date: December 1994 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: While boarding a bus a Mutant named Roger Fieldston accidentally bumps into a woman while making his way towards a seat and causes her to transform into a grotesque monster. At that exact same time a man named Jeff Christiansen was transformed by The Uni-Power into Captain Universe and began fighting the mutated woman. The X-Men arrived shortly after Professor Xavier gave them all the details on Roger and his abilities in an attempt to help subdue the woman but she escaped. Upon seeing the X-Men, Roger fled the scene and tried to lose himself in the crow at S & A Plaza but as he did so he bumped into a man causing him to transform as well. Both The X-Men and Captain Universe arrived on the scene in order to subdue the man, as they did both Rogue and Captain Universe saw Fieldston take off into the shadows and pursued him. Thinking she was protected by her gloves Rouge grabbed Roger but still ended up mutating into a monster. While The X-Men tried to contain Rogue, Captain Universe calmed Roger down and used his powers to reverse the nature of Roger's mutant abilities. Captain Universe then had Roger touch Rogue so that she would revert back to normal. As The Uni-Power began to depart Christiansen, he took his leave of The X-Men and told them that Roger would now be able to cure those who had been affected by his powers, then after finding a spot to hide The Uni-Power left Christiansen for good and set off to find its next host. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This was a special mail-in promotion by Marvel, where you had to send off for the comic, with details of your name, city, etc. The comic was then lettered throughout with your own name, where you became Captain Universe (male or female version). There were two versions, male Captain Universe and female Captain Universe. Each issue also came with a Captain Universe trading card, which of course featured yourself as Captain Universe.
Variant Information: A. Female Captain Universe Variant.

X-Men and ClanDestine #1 - Dreams of the Darkest Destiny
Importance Rating: 2.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Mark Farmer Writer(s): Alan Davis Release Date: October 1996 Marvel Digital: Yes Comic Summary: In a dream, Xavier recalls a memory of how, during the days when he travelled the world, he helped two mysterious women repel an invasion by the demon Synraith. While the original X-Men head into town Xavier remains at home, deeply disturbed by the memory. One of the two women, Gracie Gamble, in the meantime unearths a Venezuelan temple and learns of Synraith’s imminent return. She casts a spell to prevent it, but manages to achieve the opposite. The results manifest in two places, Ravenscroft and the Xavier Institute. In Ravenscroft live several of Gracie’s superpowered siblings, as well as their father Adam, the Clan Destine. They are discussing whether to allow their youngest siblings, Pandora and Rory, to embark on a crime-fighting career. During the discussion, Kay is acting uncommonly nasty towards Walter, the twins’ guardian, leading to a fight between the two of them. Suddenly she gets caught in a trance and tentacles appear form a rift in space to grab Kay. The others try to save her, but Walter can’t as he chooses to save Rory and only the indestructible Adam is drawn into the rift along with Kay. The Destines call their genius brother Newton for help, who manages to pinpoint the teleportation signal, enabling them to follow. However, they have no idea where they will end up. In the meantime at the Xavier Institute, during a training session between Cannonball and Storm the Room seems to malfunction and Wolverine has noticed something odd in the Danger Room. The X-Men call in Forge and Colossus to help examine the Danger Room. Here too a rift appears and tentacles draw in Xavier and Colossus. Wolverine intends to go in and help Xavier and Colossus but is stopped by Cyclops. The original five returned after Jean sensed something wrong with the Professor. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) - Trade Availability: ClanDestine Classic and ClanDestine vs. the X-Men - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men and ClanDestine #2 - Destine's Darkest Dreams
Importance Rating: 5.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Alan Davis Writer(s): Alan Davis Release Date: November 1996 Marvel Digital: Yes Comic Summary: Having entered through the strange portal they found, the Clan Destine ended up in the X-Men’s Danger Room and soon a full-fledged battle rages until Rory and Pandora stop it. The X-Men and the Clan compare notes, realizing that both of them are missing team members due to that portal and decide to work together. Hex, however, acts strangely, causing Wolverine to flip and gut him, which in turn causes Walter to go ballistic and injure Wolverine. Elsewhere, Xavier Colossus, Cuckoo, Adam and Gracie find themselves on what seems to be Synraith’s homeworld. Apparently, they are to witness the demon’s return to Earth. The three telepaths decide to fight Synraith, drawing him to this side of the portal and keep him here. In the Danger Room, the Clan members have realize that the increasingly erratic behaviour of the X-Men is meant to keep them apart and they begin to fight again. Colossus tries to attack Synraith to help the telepaths and fails, seemingly being horribly injured, but he manages to throw the indestructible Adam at the demon and the portal. Adam finds himself thrown through the Danger Room and lands in front of Wolverine, Storm, Forge and the original five who’ve been waiting for hours for something to happen. Wolverine recognizes Adam as an old friend whereas Cyclops considers him a threat. Wolverine finally realizes that it’s Cyclops that’s been driving him on edge. He attacks him and it is revealed that all the X-Men save for Wolverine, Forge and Storm are danger room drones controlled by Synraith. Synraith sends more drones at them, but Storm manages to disrupt the systems by throwing a focused lightning bolt. The illusion passes an all the X-Men and Clan members including the ones seemingly on Synraith’s world are actually in the Danger Room. In fact, the telepaths had been drawing Synraith towards Earth rather than stopping him. Armed with that knowledge, they capture the demon in the portal till it collapses and he is destroyed. Later, good-byes are said and Adam doubts that he and his family will be seen again. Wolverine hopes he’s wrong. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) - Trade Availability: ClanDestine Classic and ClanDestine vs. the X-Men - Fun Facts: None.
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X-Men Creators' Choice #1 - One Good Mutant, Part One
Importance Rating: 5.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Alex Saviuk Writer(s): Scott Lobdell Release Date: 1993 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The X-Men arrive at t a panicked crowd running from a teenager that mutants powers have become active. In the frenzy of attempting to calm the young teen, they become weakened and distracted. Mr. Sinister takes his chance and attack the X-Men. They finally realize that it was all a trap from the beginning. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This mini-comic was only available through a promotion at Pizza Hut. There was also a trading card and VHS copy of an episode of the FOX cartoon with the comic.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men Creators' Choice #2 - One Good Mutant
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Alex Saviuk Writer(s): Scott Lobdell Release Date: 1993 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: With all the X-Men captured by Beacon and Mr. Sinister it is up to Jubilee to save the day. Jubilee tries to convince the young mutant that Sinister is the bad guy and Beacon belongs with the X-Men and Professor X. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This mini-comic was only available through a promotion at Pizza Hut. There was also a trading card and VHS copy of an episode of the FOX cartoon with the comic.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men: Curse Of the Mutants: X-Men vs. Vampires #2 - Flesh, Fangs, and Burnt Rubber / Call Me Santo / Skin Deep / Voices
Importance Rating: 5.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Howard Chaykin, Mark Texeira, Agustin Padilla, Gabriel Hernandez Walta Writer(s): Howard Chaykin, Simon Spurrier, Mike Benson, Mike W. Barr Release Date: October 2010 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Gambit finds himself fighting off a gang of vampires on a high-speed motorcycle chase. As he defeats them one by one, he compares the battle to the woes of a relationship. (2nd story) On their way back from a supply run, Rockslide and Armor find their boat attacked by a giant vampire whale. After fighting it, Rockslide is forced to reconstitute his body using the food supply and, upon noticing that he consists of garlic, a vampire’s kryptonite, Hisako throws her teammate into the whale. After defeating the vampire from within, Rockslide awakens from his bizarre dream to find himself relaxing on the boat with Hisako and suddenly remembers that he forgot to get an extra crate of garlic. (3rd story) Noticing she’s gained a few extra pounds, Karma attends a “Waist Watchers” meeting and discovers that the girls who attend are having their blood trained by a female vampire. Karma manages to defeat the vampire by pushing her out the window and exposing her to sunlight. (4th story) The San Francisco police call in Angel to track down a vampire who’s on a murdering spree. Angel manages to find the vampire, who defends himself by saying all of his victims are wanted killers. When Angel doesn’t buy his act of innocence, the vampire attacks him. During the battle, Angel struggles to control his Archangel persona, which takes over for a short while. Regaining control, Angel slays the vampire himself but tries to tell his other personality that he took no joy doing so. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) - Trade Availability: X-Men Curse of the Mutants Mutants vs. Vampire HardCover - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men: Curse Of The Mutants: Storm & Gambit #1 -
Importance Rating: 8.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Chris Bachalo Writer(s): Chuck Kim Release Date: October 2010 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The X-Men have learned of a vampire island in the Mediterranean where Dracula’s body is kept, however they cannot teleport in or scan it due to some sort of shield. Which means that the two resident thieves, Storm and Gambit, volunteer to steal Dracula’s body. However, their jet is shot down above the island and they only escape due to a mysterious telepathic warning. It becomes quickly clear who is behind the warning: Janus, Dracula’s loyal son who suggests they team up. Within the cavern, they are attacked and Storm is split from the others who discover the body but are attacked by more vampires. Storm finds a vampire circle in a trance, keeping up the shield while automatically feeding on humans. Janus informs her that the only way to drop the shield is kill the vampires which will kill the humans too. Out of options and time, Storm apologizes to the victims and does it. The X-Men teleport in and help their friends take the body while Storm has to deal with the guilt about what she did. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) - Trade Availability: X-Men Curse of the Mutants Mutants vs. Vampire HardCover - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: A. Chris Bachalo Variant.

X-Men: Declassified #1 - Declassified
Importance Rating: 6.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Pacual Ferry Writer(s): Karl Bollers Release Date: October 2000 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Shadowcat, Gambit and Wolverine are on a mission to retrieve information that was stolen from the X-Men some time back. They head to a military installation in the desert and enter it after taking out several guards. To locate what they want, they split up. Each of them encounters several holographic scenarios, which have them question the truth about some of the X-Men’s history. Gambit sees an alien called Rogue grab the woman he knows to be Rogue and take on her appearance. He then sees Psylocke aboard a shuttle, utilizing the Phoenix Force. He then sees a young Neal Sharra as a mutant-hating youth in Calcutta. Finally, he sees Emma Frost looking after Generation X, but in collusion with Sebastian Shaw and the Hellfire Club. Wolverine’s first scenario shows Beast testing the Legacy Virus on himself in order to find a cure. He next sees Mystique kidnapping a baby that turns out to be a young Kurt Wagner. He moves on to find Mister Sinister creating a clone of Jean Grey, which he intends to place in a cocoon in Jamaica Bay. He moves on to see Kitty Pryde as a baby, being taken in by a member of the Neo. Finally, he witnesses X-Force in Genosha in confrontation with Magneto. Meanwhile, Shadowcat first witnesses Colossus taking part in some nasty business with the Acolytes in outer space. She then watches Gambit making a deal with the Hand on behalf of the Thieves Guild. She then sees a possible link between Onslaught and an old enemy of Professor Xavier’s, Lucifer. After seeing a young Ororo Munroe about to be used as a puppet by the Shadow King, she sees Wolverine in his Weapon X tank, only with Apocalypse as the one who first put adamantium into his body. Eventually, Kitty manages to retrieve the data she came for and, after a run in with several hard light holograms of themselves, the trio depart before the feds arrive. They realize that the scenarios were probably just an attempt by Bastion to mess with their minds, but it’s made them wonder. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: None.
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X-Men: Fairy Tales #4 - Restless Souls
Importance Rating: 7.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Kei Kobayashi Writer(s): C.B. Cebulski Release Date: October 2006 Marvel Digital: Yes Comic Summary: Our storytellers turn their attention to the American South and tap the terrifying traditions of New Orleans in a retelling of the romance of Rogue and Gambit. When a voodoo priestess named the White Queen meets a young girl who can speak with the spirits of the recently deceased, she tries to bend the girl's will and use her abilities for evil. They soon learn it's unwise to upset the ghosts and ghouls of the South, and it's up to a mysterious Cajun stranger to set things right! Mystique and Gambit team up to save the young girl. - Trade Availability: X-Men Fairy Tales - Fun Facts: Originally this was suppose to be issue #3 of the Fairy Tales mini-series. Due to unknown reasons, it was pushed back and released as #4 instead.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men Forever, Vol. 1 #1 - The Destiny Pact
Importance Rating: 4.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Kevin Maguire Writer(s): Fabian Nicieza Release Date: January 2001 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Prosh comes back to Earth after escaping from a Celestial. He gathers Phoenix, Mystique, Iceman, Toad, and Juggernaut. He tells them the future of the universe depends on them. He plans to send their psychic engrams into their past bodies to experience key events. Only by doing that can they understand the future. The first place he sends them back is only a few months back, to the day Graydon Creed was assasinated. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: A. Dynamic Forces Exclusive Variant. Limited to 3000 copies.

X-Men Giant Size #1 - First to Last - Part One
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Paco Medina, Dakbor Talajic Writer(s): Christopher Yost Release Date: July 2011 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Think you know everything there is to know about the original X-Men? Think again! Something happened to Cyclops, Marvel Girl, Beast, Angel, Iceman and Professor X years ago, a secret so horrible that it has been locked away in the dark corner of Cyclops' mind until today. What crisis strikes in the present that calls upon memories of the past? Witness the astonishing debut of the Evolutionaries! - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: None.
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X-Men Halloween Special Edition #1 - What's Wrong With This Picture?
Importance Rating: 2.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Joe Madureira Writer(s): Dan Slott Release Date: October 1993 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Mojo wants a new show for the Mojoverse, so a new "nature" show is pitched. All the X-Men in their natural habitat. The show bores Mojo and he decides to spice it up a bit. - Trade Availability: None - Fun Facts: This comic was a free giveaway issue.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men: Interactive Comic Book #1 - Rise of the Phoenix
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): John Herbert Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: Marvel Digital: Comic Summary: Lilandra seeks to protect the M'Kraan Crystal from her wicked brother, the Emperor D'Ken. But the interstellar pirates known as the Starjammers capture it, and Cyclops, in an effort to enact their own revenge scheme on the emperor. Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 3 Episode 6. Also, has activities in the back of the comic. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This is a reprint of the X-Men Adventures comic, only parts of the panels are left uncolored so that the reader can color and ink the comic themselves.
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X-Men: Liberators #4 - Gifted Youngsters
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Phil Jimenez, John Stokes Writer(s): Joe Harris Release Date: April 1999 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Having survived being buried alive, Wolverine resurfaces in time to join Colossus and Nightcrawler in infiltrating Province 13. Province 13 is in chaos, as the staff tries to shut down the facility while setting a trap for the escaped mutant Nikolas using his mother as bait. Omega Red engages the X-Men in battle as they try to free the children held in Province 13. Their battle is interrupted by Nikolas who takes on Omega Red and uses his death touch on the tentacled mutant menace. Nikolas is confronted by his mother who kills her son rather than see him continue to menace others and live in misery. General Sergei destroys his files and takes his own life rather than face the disgrace of his failures. The X-Men rescue the children of Province 13, which is shut down for good. Colossus returns to the X-Men having realized the value of his friends and the true home he now has with them. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Gambit only appears on the last page, but the colorist made errors in this panel. One being Gambit's hair colored yellow/blonde. I guess the colorist, Shannon Blachard, mistaked him as being Havok or Cannonball. There is also another unidentified red-head in an odd uniform in the same panel who I believe is suppose to be Kitty Pryde.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men: Magneto War #1 - Magneto War - Prelude : Savior Complex
Importance Rating: 5.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Lee Weeks Writer(s): Alan Davis, Fabian Nicieza Release Date: March 1999 Marvel Digital: Yes Comic Summary: Fabian Cortez leads a group of Acolytes to Xavier’s Institute to learn a secret that only Xavier can answer. The newest Acolyte, Rem-Ram, uses his powers to sneak into Xavier’s head and begins to nudge the man’s dreams towards thinking of Magneto. Eventually, the strain is too much for Xavier, so Rem-Ram links to the minds of Rogue, Gambit and Wolverine and pits them against Magneto, while Xavier watches in hopes that this will prompt some reaction. However, a vicious nightmare in Wolverine’s mind wakes up Xavier, who immediately senses the Acolytes on the school grounds. The X-Men attack, but find themselves taken by surprise by the two new Acolytes, Barnacle and Static. Eventually, the X-Men defeat the Acolytes, though Cortez amplifies Rem-Ram’s powers too much to learn the secret from Xavier, almost killing Rem-Ram. When Xavier and Rogue save Rem-Ram, the Acolytes see this and ask for asylum in the mansion, while Cortez runs away defeated. Xavier turns down the Acolytes and, after they leave, he explains that, while in Rem-Ram’s head, he learned that the Acolytes learned that Magneto returned and wished to know if Joseph was Magneto or not. He sent away the Acolytes so they can follow them on their quest to find Magneto, so the X-Men can learn as well if the master of magnetism is back. Meanwhile, Magneto gathers Amelia Voght and his other loyal Acolytes, to whom he promises action soon. However, he sends Amelia on a special mission to safeguard Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch from the upcoming inferno. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) - Trade Availability: Magneto: Rogue Nation - Fun Facts: This is the prelude to the Magneto War crossover, which saw its beginnings in X-Men (2nd Series) #85.
Variant Information: A. Standard Release Variant.

X-Men: Messiah Complex #1 - Messiah Complex - Part One
Importance Rating: 5.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Marc Silvestri Writer(s): Ed Brubaker Release Date: Main Storyline Marvel Digital: Yes Comic Summary: The X-Men are shocked by the emergence of a new mutant in Alaska… the first new manifestation since M-Day. They race to the scene only to find the small town ablaze. At first, they think this may have been caused by the new mutant but they quickly realize it was an attack by the Purifiers. This attack was halted by the arrival of the Marauders who were also after the new mutant. The X-Men trace the carnage to a nearby hospital where they realize that this was not a teenage manifestation but a mutant birth. They leave the site of the battle unsure of which group ultimately secured the child. As they depart, Predator X arrives after tracking the child’s mutant energies across the country. He is deprived of his intended meal but devours the fallen Marauders! (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) - Trade Availability: X-Men Messiah Complex - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: A. Standard Release Variant. B. Previews Exclusive Edition Variant. C. Top Cow Standard Release Variant. D. Wizard World Tour Texas 2007. E. Second Print Variant.

X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse - Prelude to Perdition
Importance Rating: 6.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Karl Kerschl Writer(s): Jim Krueger Release Date: 1995 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The X-men bust into the lab of Genosha, stopping Apocalypse from experimenting on the kidnapped victims. Without warning a Sentinal attacks allowing Apocalypse time t escape. He runs to collect his subjects only to find them invested with the Brood. Psylocke advances on Apocalypse only to find he has also been captured by Brood himself. Meanwhile the others continue their fight against the lone Sentinel, finally bringing it down. Psylocke returns to their side telling them that Apocalypse is now with the Brood. Above them in space, Magneto monitors the X-men's battle. He waits until they have returned home and lures them into the Danger Room that he has hacked into and is now in control of. He locks the X-men in the room and forces them to battle Juggernaut and Omega Red within the Mojo Universe. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This was originally released by Capcom as a promotional comic. It was given to people who purchased the Super Nintendo X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse game.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men: Odd Men Out #1 - Odd Men Out
Importance Rating: 2.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): David Cockrum Writer(s): Roger Stern Release Date: September 2008 Marvel Digital: Yes Comic Summary: (first story) Xavier meets up with his long-time friend and ally, former FBI agent Fred Duncan. They discuss recent events in their life, and the history of the X-Men, and Xavier’s adventures in space. Fred also reveals that he is writing a book on the way the government has mishandled anti-mutant hysteria. (second story) The New Mutants - Cannonball, Sunspot, Rusty, Skids, Boom-Boom, Rictor and Wolfsbane - are out enjoying themselves at an ice skating rink in Central Park, unaware that the Mad Thinker had uncovered an abandoned laboratory in the subway tunnels, where he constructs an android, thinking he can use the android to seek revenge, only for the android to turn on him, and reveal that he has a true master. The android goes to Central Park, and begins to absorb the New Mutants’ powers one-by-one, until the team pulls themselves together to take down their foe as a cohesive unit - except during their grand attack, the android is shut down, then scorned by its unseen master, before departing to parts unknown to report for analysis and modification. The New Mutants are pleased that it has gone, and go to get something to eat. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) - Trade Availability: X-Men Legacy: Sins of the Father and X-Men Legacy: Sins of the Father Hardcover - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men Origins: Gambit - Random Acts of Redemption
Importance Rating: 10.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): David Yardin Writer(s): Mike Carey Release Date: August 2009 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: This is origin story beautifully tells about Remy’s relationship with his first love Bella Donna Boudreaux. Their Romeo and Juliet pairing is evident since Remy comes from the notorious New Orleans Thieves Guild and Bella Donna comes from the infamous Assassins’ Guild and never the twain shall meet. However the leaders of the guilds take a page from history and realize that a marriage between them would undoubtedly force a declaration of peace between their people. Naturally not everyone is happy. Bella Donna’s brother Julien causes a scene at the wedding which leads to a proper dual against Remy. The Thieves are not necessarily violent though they are criminals and Remy is enlightened to the dangers of anyone who would be associated with the Assassins; his actions against Julien require punishment and he faces exile from his beloved New Orleans and his bride. Also a quick, adventure following Remy’s other pre-Gambit years when he is forced into the Marauders. He’s a character that struggles with making decisions that put him in compromising situations. He wants redemption and freedom but he has to pay the price. - Trade Availability: X-Men Origins and X-Men Origins Hardcover - Fun Facts: This issue gives us more details on Gambit's wedding to Bella Donna and his involvment with the Massacre.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men Noir #1 - X-Men Noir
Importance Rating: 5.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Dennis Calero Writer(s): Fred van Lente Release Date: February 2009 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The mutilated corpse of a young woman named Jean Grey has been found on Welfare Island and rookie detective Peter Magnus finds his colleagues don’t much care, as Jean belonged to a group of criminals called the X-Men. The cops are eavesdropped on though by a mysterious man called Tom Halloway aka the Angel. Halloway asks nightclub owner Remy LeBeau about Jean and learns that she was a grifter, costing LeBeau lots of money. Outside the casino, Tom helps another troublemaker, Wanda Magnus, Peter’s sister and daughter of the chef commissioner. Next, he visits the X-Men’s former teacher, Xavier, in jail. Xavier believed that sociopaths were the next stage in social evolution and, instead of treating them at his reform school, he helped them become better criminals. Xavier gives him the hint to look for his former student Marie Anne Rankin. The Angel breaks into the abandoned reform school and finds the files on Rankin. He in turn is found and attacked by three X-Men. Peter Magnus, in the meantime, finds that his father and colleagues as members of the Brotherhood use criminal methods to deal with criminals. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) - Trade Availability: X-Men: Noir and X-Men: Noir Hardcover - Fun Facts: In X-Men Noir, Gambit is known as Remy LeBeau a crooked club owner. Bishop is his muscle, who makes people pay their debts. Remy LeBeau character is modeled after the actor Adrien Brody of 'The Pianist', 'The Village', and 'King Kong' fame.
Variant Information: A. Standard Release Variant. B. Second Print Variant.

X-Men Noir #2 - X-Men Noir
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Dennis Calero Writer(s): Fred van Lente Release Date: March 2009 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The Angel confronts the three male X-Men: Cyclops, Beast and Iceman. After a brief battle, he convinces them that, like them, he is trying to find the murderer of Jean Grey. After agreeing to work together, Angel shows them his HQ on Welfare Island. Listening to Xavier’s files, he realizes Marie Rankin may be the key and figures out where she is hiding, namely in the Worthingtons’ flat. Magnus, in the meantime, is ordered by Sebastian Shaw to stop the X-Men. He too figures out where Marie is staying, but the Angel is faster and rescues her. Peter Magnus is disgusted with his father’s criminal dealings, and even more so when he finds his sister Wanda roughed up by Remy Le Beau’s people. Following Marie’s hints, the X-Men and Angel are led to Captain Logan, another lover of Jean’s. Believing him to be the killer, Cyclops intends to kill him. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) - Trade Availability: X-Men: Noir and X-Men: Noir Hardcover - Fun Facts: Remy LeBeau is not shown in the comic, but is talked about by other characters.
Variant Information: A. Standard Release Variant. B. Second Print Variant.

X-Men Noir #3 - X-Men Noir
Importance Rating: 5.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Dennis Calero Writer(s): Fred van Lente Release Date: April 2009 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Angel keeps Cyclops from killing Captain Logan, Jean’s other lover, and becomes quickly convinced that Logan isn’t the killer either. They decide to save Unus the Untouchable from the police and use him to stop Magnus. Peter Magnus, in the meantime, goes to LeBeau’s club and shoots Remy in a room full of witnesses. His father offers him a deal: Shaw’s help to get out of the country, if he kills Unus. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) - Trade Availability: X-Men: Noir and X-Men: Noir Hardcover - Fun Facts: This is the last issue Remy LeBeau appears in during this series.
Variant Information: A. Standard Release Variant.

X-Men Noir #4 - X-Men Noir
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Dennis Calero Writer(s): Fred van Lente Release Date: May 2009 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The airship with Peter Magnus aboard explodes and only the Angel manages to save himself. During the ensuing shooting, the X-Men and Angel manage to get away with Unus, but Beast is shot. They return to the Angel’s hideout on Welfare Island. Magnus decides to takes matters in his own hands with the death of his son. He kills Shaw, then surprises Marie in Tom’s home and forces her to show him the tunnel to Welfare Island. He and his men get through the tunnel to surprise and kill Angel and the X-Men, but they are warned by Marie. In the following shooting, however, Unus and Iceman are killed. Meanwhile, Marie flees to the roof and is followed by Magnus, whom she kills in an enraged fever. When Angel comes up, she claims that she absorbed Magnus’ murderous tendencies. He confronts her with the knowledge that she is really Jean Grey, a true psychopath, who killed Marie Rankin and took her place to get her trust fund. Jean doesn’t even deny it, leading to a fight in which Angel throttles her and they both fall to their deaths. It turns out that the Angel identity was shared by twins, and the less fortunate one, Robert, died. Cyclops and the remaining twin, Tom, join Captain Logan on his ship en route to Madripoor. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) - Trade Availability: X-Men: Noir and X-Men: Noir Hardcover - Fun Facts: Remy LeBeau does not appear in this comic itself, only on the variant cover. The image featured is of the variant cover he is on.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men: Pizza Hut Special Edition #1 - Slice of Danger
Importance Rating: 8.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Scott Lobdell Release Date: October 1993 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Rogue decides that Sauron would be the answer to her prayers. If she could make contact with him she could have him take her powers away forever. There is a risk that she does not take into consideration. Gambit follows her to the Savage Lands to stop her just in time. After fighting off Sauron and other dinosaurs the escape and return to the mansion. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This comic was part of a promotion with Pizza Hut. There were several issues of Pizza Hut comics, along with kid meals cups, limited edition VHS copies of the animated series, and posters that were given away with promotional packs sold with kid's meals. This comic originally came poly-bagged.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men: Pizza Hut Special Edition #2 - Through the Roof
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): John Hebert Writer(s): Scott Lodell Release Date: October 1993 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Wolverine and Jubilee go on a trip to the Savage Land to visit Ka-Zar. After their visit they fly home in the Blackbird only to be attacked by a stow away, Sabretooth and Sauron, bith angry at Wolverine for abandoning them in the Savage Lands on their last encounter. Wolverine fights them both, leaving Jubilee to land the malfunctioning Blackbird into the X-men hanger. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This comic was part of a promotion with Pizza Hut. There were several issues of Pizza Hut comics, along with kid meals cups, limited edition VHS copies of the animated series, and posters that were given away with promotional packs sold with kid's meals. This comic originally came poly-bagged.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men: Pizza Hut Special Edition #3 - Perilous Pick-Up
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jim Craig Writer(s): Scott Lobdell Release Date: October 1993 Marvel Digital: Comic Summary: Beast and Storm go to Muir Isle to borrow part of the the research center to remove a viruse that has infected the Cerebro at the Mansion. Back at the mansion the rest of the X-men clean up the hanger from the crash of the Blackbird. Back in Scotland Magneto attacks the research center. The X-men win the battle and return to the mansion with the cure. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This comic was part of a promotion with Pizza Hut. There were several issues of Pizza hut comics, along with kid meals cups, limited edition VHS copies of the animated series, and posters that were given away with promotional packs sold with kid's meals. This comic originally came poly-bagged.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men: Pizza Hut Special Edition #4 - One to Go
Importance Rating: 3.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Mike Harris Writer(s): Scott Lobdell Release Date: October 1993 Marvel Digital: Comic Summary: Bishop, Jean and Cyclops enter into the heart of the Cerebro computer to attempt to kill the virus within it's system. Upon entering the computer attacks with it's own mind, computer verions of the X-men. They find it is not a virus, it is Arcade controling the computer. Cyclops and Bishop defeat Arcade. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This comic was part of a promotion with Pizza Hut. There were several issues of Pizza hut comics, along with kid meals cups, limited edition VHS copies of the animated series, and posters that were given away with promotional packs sold with kid's meals. This comic originally came poly-bagged.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men: Prelude to Schism #3 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Will Conrad Writer(s): Paul Jenkins Release Date: August 2011 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Already, he has listened to the seasoned words of both Professor Charles Xavier and Magneto. Already, he has felt the prying eyes on his back and the hushed murmurs of doubt from those he leads. Now, it is his turn to reflect inward, to find the resolve to either forge ahead against the unknown, or fall back and lose the foothold he has gained on the future. Cyclops must make a decision that only true leaders can make, one of sacrifice and stoic resolve. But he still wishes he could talk to her, the one woman that could always take away the fear. But she is gone and he must stand alone amongst the masses. - Trade Availability: X-Men: Prelude to Schism Hardcover - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men: Premium Edition #1 - The Psi-Ber Scenario
Importance Rating: 6.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Craig Brasfield Writer(s): Eric Fein Release Date: 1993 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: "The Psi-Ber Scenario" The X-Men must rescue Xavier, Jean Grey, and Psylocke while fighting off the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants and the new Psi-Ber Sentinel. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This comic was originally given away at Toys R Us as a promotion from various toys and games sold in the store.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men: Pro Action #1 - My Enemy--My Friend!
Importance Rating: 1.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Chris Marrnin Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: 1994 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: After a Danger Room session taking on football players, the X-Men take on the Morlocks who have been attacking subway passangers in the tunnels below New York. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This comic was packaged with the magazine Pro-Action, which was a sports and fitness magazine geared towards children and teens made by Marvel.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men: Pro Action #2 - Savage Embrace!
Importance Rating: 8.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Mark Pacella Writer(s): Jim Krueger Release Date: 1994 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The X-Men fight in the Danger Room. Storm is attacked by Sauron, but saved by Rogue who takes interest in the power sapping mutant. Rogue travels to the Savage Land to find the real Sauron to remove her powers so that she can touch other people. Gambit follows her so that he can stop her before it is too late. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This comic was packaged with the magazine Pro-Action, which was a sports and fitness magazine geared towards children and teens made by Marvel.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men: Regenesis - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Billy Tan Writer(s): Kieron Gillen Release Date: November 16, 2011 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: When the dust settles from the X-Men's Schism, a line has been drawn, and every mutant must choose. Who will they follow - Cyclops or Wolverine? Either way, with mutantkind cut in two, things will never be the same. We go through the ranks of the X-Men as they choose their destiny. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: A. Morry Hollowell Variant B. 2nd Print: Cyclops C. 2nd Print: Wolverine

X-Men: Schism #2 - Schism - Schism, Part Two
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Frank Cho Writer(s): Jason Aaron Release Date: September 2011 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The X-Men event of the decade starts here! It's never been a more dangerous time to be a mutant. Even with their numbers at a record low, the world refuses to trust mutantkind?and after a mutant-triggered international incident, anti-mutant hatred hits new heights. Of course it's at this moment, when the mutant race needs most to stand together, that a split begins that will tear apart the very foundation of the X-Men. From superstar writer and Marvel Architect Jason Aaron and a full roster of comics' top artists, this is an X-tale that will reverberate for years to come! Come October, the X-Men landscape will be irreparably changed. - Trade Availability: X-Men: Schism and X-Men: Schism Hardcover - Fun Facts: Gambit does not appear in the story of this comic. He only appears on 2 of the covers. There are multiple variants, but only the two Gambit appears on are shown.
Variant Information: A. X Printing Variant

X-Men: Schism #5 - Schism - Schism, Part Five
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Adam Kubert Writer(s): Jason Aaron Release Date: December 2011 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: It all comes down to this! After years of fighting side-by-side the X-Men are torn irrevocably in half. On one side, X-Men team leader, Cyclops. On the other, X-Men mainstay, Wolverine. Between them lies the fate of mutantkind, and surrounding them, the foes who want to end them forever! Be there for the conclusion of the story that will set the stage for the X-Men universe for years to come, from Marvel Architect writer Jason Aaron and art legend Adam Kubert! - Trade Availability: X-Men: Schism and X-Men: Schism Hardcover - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: A. Frank Cho Variant B. X Printing Variant

X-Men: Second Coming Revolutions: Hellbound #1 - Second Coming - Revelations, Part 1
Importance Rating: 7.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Harvey Tolibao Writer(s): Christopher Yost Release Date: June 2010 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Fighting for the future of mutantkind, the X-Men are locked in battle with Bastion, staving off his forces even by sacrificing themselves. When Magik is gravely injured in battle, she instinctively flees to the sanctuary of Limbo…only to fall into the clutches of a longtime adversary hoping to wrest the powerful Soulsword—and control of Limbo—from her grasp. Now, a small team of X-Men venture in after her, but they are met only by unexpected peril: a horde of demons out for blood, Magik nowhere in sight, and a concealed evil walking amongst them. - Trade Availability: X-Men Second Coming Revelations Hardcover - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: A. Harvey Tolibao 2nd Printing Variant.

X-Men: Second Coming Revelations: Hellbound #2 - Second Coming - Revelations, Part 2
Importance Rating: 8.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Harvey Tolibao Writer(s): Christopher Yost Release Date: July 2010 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: It's the X-Men vs. DEATH, literally! With Bastion and his forces cutting through their teammates back on Earth, Cannonball and his team of X-Men know that they need to complete their mission and get back to the front fast. But that's easier said than done; a trip to Hell never quite goes as planned. With Magik still nowhere in sight, the X-Men's mission to retrieve her only becomes more complicated when one of their own is corrupted by Limbo's influence. - Trade Availability: X-Men Second Coming Revelations Hardcover - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men: Second Coming Revelations: Hellbound #3 - Second Coming - Revelations, Part 3
Importance Rating: 8.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Harvey Tolibao Writer(s): Christopher Yost Release Date: August 2010 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The exciting conclusion to this SECOND COMING Tie-In Series! While the future of mutantkind is in the balance back on Earth, a small team of X-Men fight the demons of Limbo for the fate of their teammate Magik. But with one of their own corrupted by the dimension’s dark influence and another of their number undergoing a change of heart, will Magik be able to emerge unscathed? One thing’s for sure: after this, things will never be the same. - Trade Availability: X-Men Second Coming Revelations Hardcover - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men: The Movie: Special Edition - Call To Arms
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Anthony Williams Writer(s): Jay Faerber Release Date: 2000 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The story of what happened immediately after the events of the X-Men movie. Full-size comic book created for and available only in the Wizards of the Coast X-Men Trading Card Game. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Gambit does not appear in the storyline, but in the center of the comic which features the storyline and sketches of characters that did not make the movie.
Variant Information: None.

X-Men: To Serve and Protect #4 - X-Dudes
Importance Rating: 8.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Derec Donovan, Sheldon Vella, Eric Koda Writer(s): Chris Yost, Jed MacKay, James Asmus Release Date: February 2, 2011 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The X-Men continue their tour around the Marvel U in this not-to-be missed anthology. The X-Vigilante duo of Rockslide and Anole take Mr. Negative and the Serpent Society! A New Contest of Champions is held! Friends become lovers! Lovers become enemies! THE SKY WILL FALL, so do not miss this issue! - Trade Availability: X-Men: To Serve and Protect - Fun Facts: This is the first time Gambit meets Hellcat.
Variant Information: None.

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