The definitive, chronological, and up-to-date guide on collecting X-Men ongoing series – including X-Men solo series – via omnibuses, hardcovers, and trade paperback graphic novels. A part of Crushing Krisis’s Crushing Comics. Last updated April 2016 with titles scheduled for release through December 2016.
he X-Men universe consists of a lot of comic titles as one of Marvel’s most-popular properties and the first after Spider-Man to develop its own set of spin-off series.
Ever since the successive launch of New Mutants, X-Factor, Excalibur, and Wolverine in the 1980s there have never been less than five X-titles in circulation counting both team books and X-Men solo series.
The biggest titles with the lengthiest runs tend to be team books, followed by X-Men solo endeavors from Wolverine, Cable, and Deadpool. However, there are many other X-Men ongoing series that last just a few years and are less collected than their more popular brethren.
This page lists every X-Men ongoing title that occurred in the main Marvel Universe (Earth-616). “Ongoing” means the titles – however brief – were not advertised as limited series (i.e., headlined with “Issue # of N”). The biggest, most-long-running titles will link to their own guides, but titles with a shorter lifespan are explained right here.
If you are looking for limited series and one-shots (of which there are many), see X-Men Limited Series & One-Shots.
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A+X (2012)
Agent X (2002-2003) – See Deadpool
Alpha Flight (a patrons-only guide)
Amazing Adventures (1972-1973)
#11-17: Depicts the transformation of The Beast to the fuzzier form we know and love today. Beast stories are collected in Marvel Masterworks: X-Men, Vol. 7 (ISBN 0785130497).
Astonishing X-Men, Volumes 1, 2, & 3
Bishop: The Last X-Man (1999-2001)
- #1-14: Not collected. May also relate to Team X (1999) one-shot.
- #15 as part of Maximum Security
- #16 in X-Men: Dream’s End (ISBN 078511551X) with Uncanny X-Men #388-390, Cable #87, Bishop #16, and X-Men #108-110.
- Continues to the mini-series Gambit & Bishop: Sons of the Atom (not collected).
The Brotherhood (2001-2002)
#1-9: Not collected, except for #9 in the X-Statix Omnbus. Follows a mutant terrorist cell.
Cable
See Cable & Deadpool for Cable’s various ongoing series.
Captain Britain (and MI:13)
See Excalibur & Captain Britain for all Captain Britain series.
The Champions (1975-1978)
Included Iceman and Angel after they left the X-Men in Uncanny X-Men #94.
- #1-17: Marvel Masterworks: The Champions – Collects all of the material below, plus Hulk Annual #7
- #1-11: The Champions Classic, Vol. 1
- #12-17: The Champions Classic, Vol. 2 – Collects Champions #12-17, Iron Man Annual #4, Avengers #163, Super-Villain Team-Up #14 and Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #17-18.
Classic X-Men (1986-1995)
Reprinted old issues of Uncanny X-Men starting with #94, adding new covers and back-up stories to correspond to each issue.
- X-Men Classic Omnibus: Backups and additional story pages from #1-44.
- X-Men Classic: The Complete Collection Vol. 1: Back-ups and additional story pages from #1-23
- X-Men: Dark Phoenix Saga Omnibus (2018 oversize hardc0ver)
A comprehensive collection of all of the issues directly pertaining to Jean Grey’s transition from Phoenix to Dark Phoenix, all in one book! Collects Uncanny X-Men #97-105, 107-108, & 125-138; Phoenix: The Untold Story #1; and material from Classic X-Men #6, 8, 13, 18, 24, & 43; Bizarre Adventures #27, and What If? (1977) #27 - X-Men: Vignettes, Vol. 1: Backups from #1-13.
- X-Men: Vignettes, Vol. 2: Backups from #14-25
- X-Men: Proteus: Backups from #32-33 & #36, plus Uncanny X-Men #125-128.
- #39 appeared in X-Men Visionaries: Jim Lee.
This title became the reprints-only X-Men Classic with issue #45. Stories fit with established continuity as follows:
- #19 is a pre-XM#1 Magneto story, but can be read as a flashback after his fight in XM#113
- #41-42 is a pre-XM #1 Cyclops story
- #16 prior to XM #28, as it’s actually the earliest Banshee and Black Tom story (can also read with XM#99, Tom’s debut)
- #1 fits during and after Giant-Size X-Men
- #5 & 10 during #94 and #2 after XM#94
- #3 after XM#95
- #4 after XM#96
- #14 either during XM#97 or prior to XM#107 (depending on if you want earlier behind-the-scenes action revealed before you as the reader knew it was occurring or if you want to learn later in the context of the Shi’Ar story.)
- #6 after XM#97
- #16 before or after XM#99, as it’s actually the earliest Banshee and Black Tom story and XM#99 is Tom’s debut
- #7 during XM#99 (though this will spoil White Queen and you may prefer to hold it for XM#129)
- #8 after XM#100
- #9 during XM#101
- #11 as a bridge from XM#103-104 for Storm
- #15 after XM#106 (this is the earliest Starjammers story)
- #14 either during XM#97 or prior to XM#107 (depending on if you want earlier behind-the-scenes action revealed before you as the reader knew it was occurring or if you want to learn later in the context of the Shi’Ar story.)
- #28 between XM#109-110
- #12 Magneto after Captain America Annual 4 and prior to Super-Villain Team-Up #14, Champions #16, and finally XM#111
- #13 directly after XM#110 for Phoenix, followed by #18, 27, Girl Comics Vol. 2 #1 (6th story), and #17 before finally XM#111. For Iron Fist, Misty Knight, and Coleen Wing, after Power Man & Iron Fist #49.
- #18 directly after XM#110 & #13, then #27, then #17 directly prior to XM#111
- #19 after XM#113 – it’s a pre-XM#1 Magneto story, but can be read as a flashback after his fight in SM#113
- #21 during XM#114
- #22 towards the end of XM#116 (between pgs 16-17)
- #23 after XM#117
- #24 before XM#119 or during the flashbacks in XM#125
- #26 & #25 between XM#121-122 for Wolverine while others are in Power Man & Iron Fist #57
- #30 directly after XM#124 for Arcade, then #29 between XM#124 & XM Annual 3
- #31 & 40 directly prior to XM#125 for Professor X & Nightcrawler, respectively (after Bizarre Adventures #27 for Nightcrawler; sources conflict and have #39 here as well, but it seems more likely to fit with XM#129m below)
- #32 during XM#126
- #33 during XM#127
- #34 just prior to XM #129 (for Emma Frost – however, this spoils her debut, so you might want to save it for after)
- #39, 20, 35 during XM#129, plus optional #7 and #34 if you were saving them.
- #36 directly after XM#129
- #37-38 after XM #131 for Dazzler (and prior to Amazing Spider-Man #203 and Dazzler #1)
- #43 after XM#137 for Phoenix (though you may wish to hold it until either XM#199 or the lead-up to X-Factor #1 for spoiler purposes related to the Phoenix Force (I need to read it to recommend which is better))
- #44 before Ms. Marvel #16 for Mystique and before Avengers Annual 10 and XM#158 for Rogue, though it follows directly to the story in Marvel Fanfare #60
Cloak & Dagger
Cloak & Dagger, Vol. 2 (1985-1987)
#1-11: See Cloak & Dagger
Cloak & Dagger in Strange Tales (1987-1988)
#1-19: This title was a split with Dr. Strange. See Cloak & Dagger
Cloak & Dagger, The Mutant Misadventures of (1988-1991)
#1-19: Dropped the title prefix as of issue #14. See Cloak & Dagger
Cyclops (2014 – 2015)
Cyclops’s first ongoing series! A title following the spacefaring adventure of a time-displaced young Cyclops with his father Corsair. This series was seriously (and surprisingly) great.
- #1-5: Cyclops Vol. 1: Starstruck
- #6-12: Cyclops Vol. 2: A Pirate’s Life For Me. For his final issue, #12, Cyclops participates in the Black Vortex crossover. That book is available in paperback and oversize hardcover.
Daken: Dark Wolverine (2010-2012)
Continues from Daken’s takeover of Wolverine, Vol. 3 and appearances in Dark Avengers.
- #1-4: Daken: Dark Wolverine – Empire in hardcover and paperback – Also collects Wolverine #90.
- #5-9: Daken/X-23: Collision in hardcover and paperback – Also includes X-23 #7-9. Some of these issues are also collected with X-23, below.
- #9.1, 11-12: Daken: Big Break in hardcover and paperback
- #13-19: Daken: The Pride Comes Before the Fall in hardcover and paperback
- #20-23: Daken: No More Heroes in hardcover and paperback
Daken next appears in the Final Execution arc of Uncanny X-Force.
Dazzler (1981-1986)
See Dazzler for collection information.
The Defenders (1972-1986)
Originally an Avengers B-team anchored by Dr. Strange and The Hulk. Starting with issue #123 this title starred Angel, Beast, and Iceman before they moved on to X-Factor. See Defenders for collection information.
The Defenders (2011-2012)
See Defenders for collection information.
District X (2004-2005)
Featuring Bishop as the de facto sheriff of NYC’s Mutant Town in the days before House of M.
- #1-6: District X Vol. 1: Mr. M
- #7-14: District X, Vol. 2: Underground (also collects Unlimited X-Men, Vol. 2 #2)
Emma Frost (2003-2005)
Emma Frost was initially collected into smaller, digest-sized books before being amassed in a single Ultimate Collection.
- #1-18: Emma Frost Ultimate Collection
- #1-6: Astonishing X-Men: Emma Frost, Vol. 1 – Higher Learning (Digest)
- #7-12: Astonishing X-Men: Emma Frost, Vol. 2 – Mind Games (Digest)
- #13-18: Astonishing X-Men: Emma Frost, Vol. 3 – Bloom (Digest)
Gambit
Gambit, Vol. 3 (1999-2001)
X-Men: Gambit: The Complete Collection Vol. 1 – Collects #1-11 & Annual 99, #1/2, Marvel Authentix: Gambit #1, and material from X-Men Unlimited #18
X-Men: Gambit: The Complete Collection Vol. 2 – Collects #12-25 & Annual 2000
Also, #23 in Maximum Security and #25 in X-Men Origins: Gambit
Gambit, Vol. 4 (2004-2005)
#1-12: Gambit: Thieves’ World (2019 paperback) – Also collects material from X-Men Unlimited (2004) #3
#1-6: Astonishing X-Men: Gambit, Vol. 1 – House of Cards
#7-12: Astonishing X-Men: Gambit, Vol. 2 – Hath No Fury
Gambit, Vol. 5 (2012-2013)
#1-17: Gambit – King of Thieves – The Complete Collection – Also includes the Gambit story from A+X (2013) #3
#1-7: Gambit, Vol. 1: Once a Thief
#8-12: Gambit, Vol. 2: Tombstone Blues
#13-17: Gambit, Vol. 3: King of Thieves
Generation Hope (2010-present)
See New Mutants & New/Young X-Men
Generation X (1994-2001)
See New Mutants & New/Young X-Men
- #1-5: Vol. 1: Thawing Out
- #6-10: Vol. 2: Absolute Zero
Iceman (2018)
- #1-5: Iceman and His Amazing Friends (may also collect the “Winter’s End” concluding One-Shot)
J2 (1998)
#1-12: Not collected. A maxi-series following a young Juggernaut, supposedly the son of the original. Character appears sparingly outside of his own series – largely in Spider-Girl comics.
Jean Grey (2017)
- #1-6: Vol. 1: Nightmare Fuel
- #7-12: Vol. 2: Final Fight
Magneto (2014 – 2015)
Magneto’s first ongoing series! Follows his vengeful exploits after his departure from Uncanny X-Men, Vol. 3. This is a delightfully dark and engaging series which I highly recommend. See Magneto. From here, Magneto continues to Uncanny X-Men, Vol. 4.
Marvel Comics Presents (1988-1995)
For much of its run this anthology series was effectively a second Wolverine solo title. It’s most notable for including the first telling of Wolverine’s time in the Weapon X program.
- #1-10: Marvel Comics Presents: Wolverine, Vol. 1 [in Madripoor]
- #7: Namor one-shot (uncollected)
- #9: Cloak & Dagger one-shot (uncollected)
- #10-17: Colossus: God’s Country (X-Men), recollected in 2016
- #15: The Morlocks and X-Factor (uncollected)
- #16: A one-shot Longshot story (not collected)
- #17-24: Cyclops: Retribution
- #22: Wolfsbane one-shot (uncollected)
- #24-31: Havok: A Pharoah’s Legacy (not collected)
- #31-38 : Shadowcat: Having a Wild Weekend (not collected)
- #32: Sunfire one-shot (uncollected)
- #33: Namor one-shot (uncollected)
- #38-50: Marvel Comics Presents: Wolverine Vol. 2 [in Madripoor]
- #38-45: An Avengers story, including Beast (not collected)
- #41: Freedom Force (i.e. Mystique’s team) (uncollected)
- #43: Siryn one-shot (uncollected)
- #46: Namor one-shot (uncollected)
- #48-50: Wolverine & Spider-Man (uncollected)
- #48: Storm (uncollected)
- #49: Gladiator (uncollected)
- #51-61: Marvel Comics Presents: Wolverine, Vol. 3 (v. 3) [two arcs]
- #57-59: Namor (uncollected)
- #60-63: Scarlet Witch (uncollected)
- #62-71: Marvel Comics Presents: Wolverine, Vol. 4 (v. 4) [w/Ghost Rider]
- #71: Warlock (uncollected)
- #72-84: Wolverine: Weapon X (See Wolverine for other collected editions)
- #73: Namor (uncollected)
- #74: Iceman & Human Torch (uncollected)
- #75: Excalibur (uncollected)
- #77: Namor (uncollected)
- #78: Magneto & Black Queen (uncollected)
- #79: Sunspot (uncollected)
- #82-89: Freedom Force (uncollected)
- #85-92:Wolverine: Blood Hungry (out of print)
- #85-92: Beast: Just Friends (not collected)
- #89: Selene/Spitfire and X-Men (uncollected)
- #90-97: Cable / Ghost Rider: Servants of the Dead
- #92: Northstar (uncollected)
- #93-98: Wolverine: Wild Frontier (not collected)
- #98: Sabretooth and Gladiator (uncollected)
- #99: Arcade/Puck
- #99-100: Wolverine/Nightmare (uncollected)
- #101-108: Wolverine / Nightcrawler: Male Bonding (not collected)
- #109-116: Wolverine: Typhoid’s Kiss (1994) TPB (out-of-print)
- #100: Nightcrawler one-shot (uncollected)
- #115: Cloak & Dagger (uncollected)
- #117-122: Wolverine / Venom: Claws and Webs (not collected)
- #119: Mojo/Wonder Man (uncollected)
- #119-122: Cloak & Dagger: And Let There Be Light… (not collected)
- #121: Dani Moonstar (uncollected)
- #123-130: Wolverine / Black Widow: Passion Play (not collected)
- #132-136: Wolverine: Brother in Arms (not collected)
- #133: Cloak & Dagger
- #133-136: Sabretooth: Depths of Despair (not collected)
- #137-142: Wolverine: Rumble in the Jungle (not collected)
- #149: Corsair and Sub-Mariner (uncollected)
- #150-151: Bloody Mary: A Battle of the Sexes [includes Wolverine] (not collected)
#152-155: Wolverine: Pure Sacrifice (not collected)- #174: Excalibur: Cross-Time Critters (not collected)
Maverick (1997-1998)
#1-12: Not collected.
Mr. & Mrs. X (2018)
Starring Gambit and Rogue in the wake of X-Men Gold (2017) #30
- #1-5: Vol. 1
Mutant X (1998-2001)
Features Havok’s adventures in an alternate timeline. Doesn’t significantly impact the main X-Men titles.
- #1-17 & Annual 1999: Mutant X: The Complete Collection, Vol. 1
#18-32 & Annual 2000: Not collected.
Mystique (2003-2005)
Part of the Marvel Tsunami line. Co-starerd Shortpack and Forge, with appearances from Professor Xavier.
- #1-13: Mystique by Brian Vaughn Ultimate Collection
- #14-24: Mystique by Sean McKeever Ultimate Collection
This title was previously collected in four slimmer TPBs:
- #1-6: Mystique Vol. 1: Dead Drop Gorgeous (out of print)
- #7-13: Mystique, Vol. 2 – Tinker, Tailor, Mutant, Spy (out of print)
- #14-18: Mystique, Vol. 3 – Unnatural (out of print)
- #19-24: Mystique, Vol. 4 – Quiet (out of print)
Namor, The Sub-Mariner (all volumes)
New Defenders (1983-1986)
Starred Beast, Angel, and Iceman. See Defenders for collection information.
New X-Men, Vol. 2 (2004-2007)
See New Mutants, New X-Men, & Young X-Men
Nightcrawler, Vol. 3 (2004-2006)
#1-6: Vol. 1 – The Devil Inside (out of print)
#7-12: Vol. 2 – The Winding Way (out of print)
[Ed. Note: This series was surprisingly excellent, and worth tracking down in trade. The first volume, especially, has a horror/Lovecraft vibe and co-stars Storm.]
Nightcrawler, Vol. 4 (2014 – 2015)
Originally planned as a third series of X-Men: Legacy, this instead became aChris Claremont written X-Men solo book! It felt very like the middle bit of Claremont’s Excalibur, with much swashbuckling, romance, and kids in danger!
#1-6: Vol. 1
#7-12: Vol. 2: Reborn (issue #7 also in Death of Wolverine Companion
with Wolverines #1-20 and Wolverine & The X-Men (2014) #10-11)
NYX (2003-2005)
NYX was a foul-mouthed look at what it meant to become a mutant in inner-city NYC. Notably for its adult themes and extremely-late delivery, it was an ongoing but was cancelled after just seven issues.
- Full Series: NYX X-23: Innocence Lost (X-Men) (hardcover) (also collects X-23 #1-6)
- Full Series: NYX: Wannabe (collects NYX #1-7)
- Full Series: NYX: The Complete Collection along with the subsequent limited.
Power Pack (1984-1991)
See Power Pack
Professor Xavier and the X-Men (1995-1997)
#1-18: Not collected. A 1:1 retelling of the original Silver Age X-Men stories, starting from issue #1. Issue #5 of this series is an inserted story, which means #7 of this series aligns to #6 of Uncanny X-Men, and so on until #18 retells Uncanny X-Men #17.
Quicksilver (1997-1998)
This series picks up sometime after the events of Onslaught, and is followed by Magneto Rex #1-3. Includes two crossovers – one with Captain America, Iron Man, and Avengers, the other with Heroes for Hire.
#1-13: Avengers: Quicksilver – Also collects a crossover into Heroes for Hire (1997) #15-16 & Heroes for Hire / Quicksilver Annual ’98.
Rogue, Vol. 3 (2004-2005)
Picks up after Rogue’s run in X-Treme X-Men and continues in X-Men (1991) #171 (ironic, as Rogue originally joined the team in Uncanny X-Men #171).
- #1-12: Rogue: The Complete Collection
- #1-6: Rogue, Vol. 1: Going Rogue
- #7-12: Rogue, Vol. 2: Forget-Me-Not
Sentinel (2003-2004)
The story of his boy and his refurbished Sentinel (think Iron Giant). Though this was marketed as “Marvel Age,” the character was later brought into mainstream continuity with Avengers Academy. That means this story is probably canon.
#1-6: Vol. 1: Salvage
#7-12: Vol. 2: No Hero
Sentinel (2005)
#1-5: Sentinel: Past Imperfect digest
Soldier X (2002-2003)
See Cable & Deadpool
Storm, Vol. 2 (2014 – Present)
Storm’s first X-Men solo series, written by super-fan Greg Pak! [Ed. Note: I loved every issue.]
#1-5: Vol. 1: Make It Rain
#6-11: Vol. 2: Bring the Thunder
Strange Tales (1987-1988)
#1-19: Featured Cloak & Dagger and Dr. Strange. See Cloak & Dagger. The Dr. Strange stories are collected in Doctor Strange: Strange Tales.
Uncanny X-Men, Vol. 1
Uncanny X-Men: First Class (2009-present)
Comes after X-Men: First Class – Finals, below. Occurs around Uncanny X-Men #109.
- #1-4: Uncanny X-Men: First Class – Hated And Feared – & Giant Sized (digest)
- #5-8: Uncanny X-Men: First Class – Knights Of Hykon (digest)
- #5-7: X-Men Adventures (ISBN 9781302912116) – also collects X-Men (1963) #1 & 19
Warheads (1992)
#1-14: Not collected. A Marvel UK comic featuring Wolverine and other X-Men. Generally Marvel UK titles are not included in ongoing continuity, unless plot points are picked up by an Excalibur title.
Warlock (1999)
#1-9: Not collected. Part of the M Tech line along with X-51 and Deathlok.
Weapon X (2002-2004)
Continues from the story in Wolverine #162-166.
Weapon X: The Return Omnibus
Collects Wolverine (1988) #162-166, 173-174, 176; Deadpool (1997) #57-60; Weapon X (2002) #1/2 & 1-28; Weapon X: The Draft – Sauron, Wild Child, Kane, Marrow, Agent Zero; Weapon X: Days Of Future Now #1-5; material from Wolverine (1988) #175 and Deadpool (2012) #27
Also, previously collected as:
- #1-5: Weapon X, Vol. 1: The Draft (out of print) – Also collects #1/2 and The Draft one shot issues of Agent Zero, Kane, Marrow, Sauron, and Wild Child.
- #6-13: Weapon X Vol 2: The Underground (out of print)
- #14-28: Not collected
- Weapon X: Days of Future Now (out of print) – a five-issue limited series resolving some of the storylines of Weapon X in an alternate reality approach.
Wolverine: First Class (2008-2010)
#1-21: See Wolverine.
Wolverines (2014-2015)
See Wolverine.
X-23 (2010-2012)
See X-23.
X-51 (1999-2000)
#0 & 1-12: Not collected, except for issue #8 in Ages of Apocalypse, Vol. 2. No relation to X-23, X-51 is actually Machine Man, an obscure character originating from the adaptation of 2001: A Space Odyssey. In this series he has the power of a sentinel. He would go on to appear in Ms. Marvel.
X-Man (1995-2001)
X-Man originated as the Age of Apocalypse version of Cable, but it continued back in standard X-continuity. While the title initially began with standard X-book superhero fare, it drifted into alternate realities and mysticism. Ultimately, it did not have a major impact on the overall X-Men continuity.
#1-4: Collected along with Age of Apocalypse books.- #5-14: X-Man: The Man Who Fell to Earth – Effectively X-Man Classic, Vol. 1. Also includes Excalibur #95 & Cable #29-31. #12 is collected reciprocally in Excalibur Visionaries: Warren Ellis, Vol. 2.
- #15-19: See Onslaught for collection information.
- #20-29: X-Man: Dance with the Devil – Also collects Annual 96 and Amazing Spider-Man 420.
- #30-62: Not collected, except for crossovers, including
- #30 in X-Men: Zero Tolerance
- #53-54 & -1 along with Age of Apocalypse books.
- #63-70: Counter X Volume 3
- #71-75: Counter X: X-Man – Fearful Symmetry – Also collects material from X-Men Unlimited #31.
X-Men, Vol. 2 #1-113 & #114-207
X-Men Adventures (1992, 1994, 1995)
A non-continuity series set loosely in the X-Men Animated Series universe.
- (1992) #1-15: Adventures of the X-Men
- (1994) #1-13: Not collected
- (1995) #1-13: Not collected
X-Men: First Class, Vol. 1 & Vol. 2 (2006-2008)
- #1-8: X-Men: First Class, Vol. 1: Tomorrow’s Brightest – Actually a mini-series, this fills in stories in the original 1960s run of X-Men.
- #1-5: X-Men: First Class – Mutant Mayhem – Also collects a Special bridging the story from the prior volume.
- #6-10: X-Men: First Class – Band of Brothers
- #11-16: X-Men: First Class – The Wonder Years – Also collects a Giant-Sized edition
- X-Men: First Class – Finals – Digest-sized. A four-issue mini-series that bridges from the original X-Men to the 1974 relaunched roster. Also collects X-Date mini-comic and the classic Giant-Sized X-Men #1, which follows this story.
X-Men: The Hidden Years (1999-2001)
This John Byrne written and drawn series tells stories set in the gap between X-Men #66 and the flagship’s relaunch in Giant-Sized X-Men.
- #1-12: X-Men: The Hidden Years, Vol. 1
- #13-22: X-Men: The Hidden Years, Vol. 2 – Also collects Fantastic Four (1961) #102-104, and material from Yellow Claw #2 and Amazing Adult Fantasy #14.
X-Men Unlimited, Vol. 1 (1993-2003)
#1-50: Began as an oversized, quarterly series highlighting one-shot X-Men solo stories of various characters in the X-universe. Changed to a monthly anthology format in 2003. Portions of this comic are occasionally included in collections of other titles to fill in the background of a story, along with one Unlimited-exclusive collection.
- #1-2: X-Men: Fatal Attractions Omnibus
- #10-11: Included in an unspecified edition of an Onslaught collection (I’m trying to figure it out)
- #26: A-Story included in X-Men vs. Apocalypse, Vol. 2., material collected in Colossus: God’s Country (2016)
- X-Men Legends, Vol. 4: Hated & Feared: Collects stories from #31, 35-36, 38, 40, 42, & 46-49.
- New X-Men Companion (2019 paperback) collects stories from #35, 37-39, 46-47, 49-50 and X-Men Unlimited (2004) #1, plus material from X-Men Unlimited (1993) #34, 36, 40-43, 48
X-Men Unlimited, Vol. 2 (2004-2006)
#1-14: A bi-monthly anthology title of short stories. Not collected, except for portions of
- #1 in New X-Men Companion (2019 paperback), full contents in the prior volume of Unlimited.
- #2 in District X, Vol. 2 (above)
- #9 as a part of the comic Dark Reign: The List – X-Men
- #12 in Wolverine: Blood & Sorrow
- #14 in X-Infernus, material collected in Colossus: God’s Country (2016)
Young X-Men (2008-2009)
See New Mutants & New/Young X-Men
The Wolverine story from Marvel Comics Presents #93-98 is reprinted in Wolverine: Prehistory