Collecting X-Force, Uncanny X-Force, & X-Statix as Graphic Novels

X-Force, Uncanny X-Force, and X-Statix comic books in a definitive issue-by-issue collecting guide and trade reading order for omnibus, hardcover, and trade paperback collections. Find every issue and appearance! Part of Crushing Krisis’s Crushing Comics. Last updated November 2018 with titles scheduled for release through July 2019.

X-Force was born in an act of pure marketing: artist Rob Liefeld was ultra hot on Marvel’s New Mutants at the early height of the speculator craze, and he wanted to take the team in a new, more XTREME direction. Thus, X-Force was born – a team of proactively violent mutants lead by Cable for whom the ends always justified the means.

Liefeld didn’t last all that long on the title before defecting to Image, but X-Force has been a part of the X-Men brand ever since. After a detour as the reality TV-inspired X-Statix and brief retread by Liefeld in 2004, it was brought back to major popularity and acclaim in 2008 as Wolverine’s covert team of killers as authorized by Cyclops.

When that series wound down, X-Force returned under the coveted “Uncanny” adjective, and there may have never been a series more deserving – Rick Remender penned a fierce all-time classic that began as a hunt for Apocalypse but turned into much more. In addition to writing the best Archangel story of all time, Remender brought Psylocke to the X-Force brand and turned her into its marquee star, along with Grant Morrison creation Fantomex.

Seeking to capitalize on its popularity, Marvel launched not one but two X-Force titles with Marvel Now! in 2012 – Cable & X-Force and Uncanny X-Force, Vol. 2. They were later consolidated into the darkly comedic X-Force, Vol. 4 with both Cable and Psylocke in 2014 penned by Simon Spurrier.

• X-Force, Vol. 1 (1991)
• X-Statix (2002)
• X-Force, Vol. 2 & Shatterstar (2004)
• X-Force, Vol. 3 by Kyle & Yost (2008)
• Uncanny X-Force by Remender (2010)
• Marvel Now :Uncanny X-Force, Vol. 2 (2012)
• Marvel Now: Cable & X-Force (2012) – See Cable & Deadpool
• X-Force, Vol. 4 (2014)

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X-Force, Vol. 1 (1991 – 2002)

Begins in August 1991, a few months ahead of the issues that are parallel to X-Men #1 – Uncanny X-Men #281,  X-Factor #71, X-Force #1, Wolverine #47, and Excalibur #55.

In 1991 Rob Liefeld relaunched the remainder of the New Mutants team as the militaristic X-Force, a more proactive and violent X-team.

In fact, most of the actual New Mutants had been jettisoned entirely – Cannonball and Boom Boom were the only pair remaining that preceded New Mutants #86, joined by Domino, Shatterstar, Warpath, and Feral – though Rictor, Sunspot, Moonstar, and Siryn would later appear.

The majority of X-Force’s initial 1990s run may never be collected outside of crossover issues. Liefield was at the peak of his popularity at the time, but was critically savaged and would depart soon thereafter to launch Image comics. After Liefeld an ever-changing roster of artists handled pencils.

Though written consistently by Fabian Nicieza for several years. the book is notable for a continuously shifting roster of unremarkable artists and continuity issues ranging from character’s names to the way certain powers are portrayed.

in oversize hardcover…

New Mutants #86-94: Not collected in this format

New Mutants #95-97: X-Men: X-Tinction Agenda Oversize Hardcover
Collects Uncanny X-Men #270-272; New Mutants (1983) #95-97; X-Factor (1986) #60-62. An oversize hardcover edition added Uncanny X-Men #235-238.

New Mutants #98-100 & X-Force #1-15 & Annual 1: X-Force Omnibus, Vol. 1 Oversized Hardcover (ISBN 0785165959)
Collects New Mutants (1983) #98-100, Annual 7; X-Men Annual (1970) 15; X-Factor Annual 6; X-Force (1991) #1-15; Spider -Man (1990) 16; Cable: Blood & Metal #1-2; and material from New Warriors Annual 1, X-Force Annual 1

New Mutants #98 & X-Force #2, 11, 15, 47, 56: Deadpool: Beginnings Omnibus
Collecting: New Mutants #98; X-Force #2, 11, 15, 47, 56; Nomad #4; Deadpool: The Circle Chase #1-4; Secret Defenders #15-17; Deadpool #1-4; Wolverine #88, 154-155 and material from Annuals 95 and 99; Heroes For Hire #10-11; Deadpool Team-Up #1; material from Avengers #366; Silver Sable & The Wild Pack #23; and various Deadpool cameo pages

#16-18: X-Cutioner’s Song Oversized Hardcover (ISBN 0785156100)
A beautifully produced hardcover that collects the entire crossover: X-Factor #84-86, Uncanny X-Men #294-296, X-Force #16-18, and X-Men #14-16 – plus the epilogue in Uncanny X-Men #297, and Stryfe’s Strike File. Reprinted in paperback in 2016. Previously collected in an out-of-print paperback.

#19-31 & Annual 2: Deadpool & X-Force Omnibus
Collects X-Force (1991) #19-31 and Annual 2; Cable (1993) 1-8; Deadpool: The Circle Chase 1-4; Deadpool (1994) 1-4; New Warriors (1990) 31; Nomad (1992) 20

#25: X-Men: Fatal Attractions Oversized Hardcover (ISBN 0785162453)
A massive collection focusing on the core of the Fatal Attractions story from Uncanny X-Men and X-Factor. Collects Uncanny X-Men 298-305, 315, & Annual 17; X-Factor 87-92; X-Men Unlimited 1-2; X-Force 25; X-Men 25; Wolverine 75; & Excalibur 71.

#32-43 & Annual 3: Cable & X-Force Omnibus (2019 oversize hardcover)
Collects X-Force (1991) #32-43 & Annual 3; Cable (1993) #9-20; New Warriors (1990) #45-46; and Phalanx Covenant crossover issues X-Factor (1986) #106; Excalibur (1988) #82; and Wolverine (1988) #85.

#38: X-Men: Phalanx Covenant Oversized Hardcover (ISBN 978-0785185499)
Collects Uncanny X-Men (1963) #306, #311-314 & #316-317; Excalibur (1988) #78-82; X-Men (1991) #36-37; X-Factor (1986) #106; X-Force (1991) #38; Wolverine (1988) #85; & Cable (1993) #16. Other standard-size collections are listed below.

#57-58: See Uncanny X-Men: Onslaught for collection information.

#67-70: X-Men: Zero Tolerance Oversized Hardcover (ISBN 0785162402)
Collects Generation X #26-31, Cable #45-47, X-Men #65-70, X-Force #67-70, Uncanny X-Men #346, Wolverine #115-118, and X-Man #30. A prior X-Men: Zero Tolerance TPB (ISBN 078510738X) in the old “Marvel’s Finest” trade dress collected only #27 from GenX, and omitted X-Force #70 and the UXM issue.

in standard-size collections by issue…

New Mutants #86-94: X-Force: Cable & the New Mutants Hardcover (ISBN 0785149708)
Collects New Mutants #86-94 and Annual #5, which includes Cable’s first appearance.

New Mutants #95-97: X-Men: X-Tinction Agenda (2016 edition) (ISBN 978-1302901004)
Collects Uncanny X-Men #270-272; New Mutants (1983) #95-97; X-Factor (1986) #60-62. An oversize hardcover edition added Uncanny X-Men #235-238.

New Mutants #98-100: X-Force: A Force to be Reckoned With Hardcover (ISBN 0785149848)
Also collects X-Force #1-4 and Spider-Man #16

New Mutants #99-100: X-Force: Shatterstar (ISBN 0785116338)
Collects the 2005 mini-series X-Force: Shatterstar #1-4 along with Shatterstar’s introduction in New Mutants #99-100. Though this was released after the next volume of X-Force, in continuity it occurs prior.

New Mutants Annual 7: New Warriors Classic, Vol. 2 (ISBN 0785142630)
Collects New Warriors (1990) #7-10, Annual #1; New Mutants Annual #7, Uncanny X-Men Annual #15, and X-Factor Annual #6.

#1-15: Epic Collection: Under The Gun (Epic Vol. 1)
This collection has different contents than an earlier HC of the same name. Also includes Spider-Man #16, Annual 1, and Wolverine #54.

#1-4: X-Force: A Force to be Reckoned With Hardcover (ISBN 0785149848)
Also collects the preceding New Mutants #98-100, as well as a crossover into Spider-Man #16.

#3-4: X-Force and Spider-Man: Sabotage (ISBN 0871359537)
Collects crossover to Spider-Man #16. Long out of print and not likely to be re-printed, as it contains a protracted fight inside the World Trade Center.

#5-15: X-Force: Under the Gun Hardcover (ISBN 0785149856)
Also collects elements of Annual #1.

Annual 1/1992: Never collected in full, although portions appear in the X-Force Omnibus, above. Crosses over with the other X-annuals. Occurs after #11.

#16-18: X-Cutioner’s Song (2016 edition)
A beautifully produced hardcover that collects the entire crossover: X-Factor #84-86, Uncanny X-Men #294-296, X-Force #16-18, and X-Men #14-16 – plus the epilogue in Uncanny X-Men #297, and Stryfe’s Strike File. Also available in oversize hardcover. Previously collected in an out-of-print paperback.

#19-25: X-Force: Assault on Graymalkin Hardcover (IBSN 0785158995)
Also includes a crossover with New Warriors #31.

#25: X-Men: Fatal Attractions (2016 edition)
Collects Uncanny X-Men (1981) #298-300, 303-304, 315; X-Factor (1986) #92; X-Force (1991) #25; X-Men Unlimited (1993) #2; X-Men (1991) #25. Available in oversize hardcover with expanded contents (above). A prior edition (ISBN 0785100652) collected only the anniversary hologram cover issues, which were loosely connected: Excalibur #71, Uncanny X-Men #304, Wolverine #75, X-Factor #92, X-Force #25, and X-Men #25.

#26-31 & Annual 2/1993: X-Force: Toy Soldiers Hardcover (ISBN 978-0785162193)
Also collects Annual 2 & Nomad #20. Annual 2 occurs around the start of this collection.

#32-37 & Annual 3: X-Force: Child’s Play Hardcover (ISBN 0785162690)
Also collects the titular crossover with New Warriors #45-46.

#38: X-Men: Origin of Generation X (Phalanx Covenant) (ISBN 0785102167)
The “Generation Next” crossover that launched Generation X; collects X-Factor #106, X-Force #38, Excalibur #82, Uncanny X-Men #316-317, X-Men #36-37, Wolverine #85, Cable #16, & Generation X #1.

#38-43: X-Men: Phalanx Covenant Hardcover (ISBN 0785162712)
Collects X-Force #38-43, Excalibur #82, and X-Factor #106. Available in oversize hardcover with expanded contents (above).

Annual 3/1994: Not collected. The annual can be placed after issue #41.

(Here X-Force becomes Gambit and the X-Ternals #1-4 for four months as part of the Age of Apocalypse crossover, which does not interrupt the numbering .)

#44-48: Cable & X-Force Classic, Vol. 1 (ISBN 0785184325)
Also collects Cable #21-28. Annual 4 comes before #47, but is collected below. Issue #48 crosses over to Uncanny X-Men #323, though it is not collected here.

#49-56 & Annual 4/1995: Cable & X-Force: Onslaught Rising
The Annual is the first story in this sequence. Collects X-Force (1991) #49-56, Cable (1993) #29-31, X-Man #14, X-Force/Cable Annual ’95. Material from Annual 1995 is also in X-Men: Domino.

#57-61: Cable & X-Force: Onslaught! (2019 paperback)
Collects Cable (1993) #32-39, X-Force (1991) #57-61, Incredible Hulk (1968) #444, X-Man #18-19, and X-Force/Cable Annual 5/1996 (which is between #58-59).

Onslaught: See Marvel Universe Events: Onslaught for other collection options for issues #57-58.

#62-66 & X-Force and Cable 6/1997: Not collected. The 1997 annual occurs between #64-65.

#67-70: X-Men: Zero Tolerance Oversized Hardcover (ISBN 0785162402)
Collects Generation X #26-31, Cable #45-47, X-Men #65-70, X-Force #67-70, Uncanny X-Men #346, Wolverine #115-118, and X-Man #30. A much-earlier prior X-Men: Zero Tolerance TPB (ISBN 078510738X) in the old “Marvel’s Finest” trade dress collected only #27 from GenX, and omitted X-Force #70 and the UXM issue.

#71-100, X-Force & Champions Annual 1998, X-Force Annual 7/1999:  Not collected. The 1998 annual occurs around #85; all 1988 Annuals were crossovers with other characters. Annual 7/1999 occurs between #95-96.

#101: X-Men: Powerless (ISBN 0785146776)
Collects Uncanny X-Men #379-380, Cable #78, X-Force (1991) #101, Wolverine #149, and X-Men #99.

#102-109: Counter X, Volume 1 (ISBN 0-7851-3304-6)

#110-115: Counter X, Volume 4: Rage War (ISBN 0785159738)
Also includes “102 Rough Cut”

Here the traditional X-Force team is scrapped in favor of what will become X-Statix. See X-Statix, below, for the Omnibus that collects these issues and a description of the run.

#116-129: X-Force: Famous, Mutant & Mortal Hardcover ISBN 0-7851-1023-2)
The hardcover edition is extremely out of print, and very expensive to buy! The final #116-129 run was previously collected in two softcover editions that are out-of-print, but still cheaper to purchase:

#116-120: Volume 1: New Beginning (ISBN 078510819X)
#121-129: Volume 2: Final Chapter  (ISBN 0785110887)

X-Statix (2002 – 2004)

Beginning in September 2002, writer Peter Milligan and artist Mike Allred created an off-beat, indie-flavored X-book with their own cast of characters.

Though critcally acclaimed for the duration of its run, X-Statix has very little to do with the main X-Men continuity. Because a majority of the characters were created specifically for this title and died during its run, it is not essential to read this comic to follow the overall story of X-Men.

X-Statix is really weird. Do not think of it as an X-Men comic, or even a Marvel superhero comic. There are no “villains” to speak of, though the team certainly faces ongoing challenges. It is an indie comic about relationships that happens to use the concept of mutants as its framework. It has close to zero connection to X-Men continuity. Think of it  like Reality Bites or Chasing Amy – or even Hunger Games – something that is incredibly self-aware and constantly comments on the real world culture surrounding the fiction.

The adult themes in X-Statix are really too vast to list entirely. Sex, sexual identity, racial identity, drugs, suicide, ethics of pharmaceuticals – it goes on and on, but each one is framed in terms of what it would mean to be a superhero struggling with that incredibly common human condition.

Like Watchmen, it is a comic dissecting the convention of superheroes. Except, instead of a dystopian 1984 we get a celebrity-as-reality obsessed modern day with absolutely no overarching plot. About the same amount of sex, though

#1-26: X-Statix Omnibus Oversized Hardcover out-of-print (ISBN 0785158448)
At a whopping 1,200 pages this book collects X-Force #116-129; Brotherhood #9; X-Statix #1-26; Wolverine/Doop #1-2; X-Statix Presents Dead Girl #1-5; and material from X-Men Unlimited (1993) #41, I ♥ Marvel: My Mutant Heart, and the Doop story from Nation X #4.

X-Statix was previously collected in the following volumes:

#1-5: X-Statix, Vol. 1: Good Omens (ISBN 0-7851-1059-3)

#6-10: X-Statix, Vol. 2: Good Guys and Bad Guys(ISBN 0-7851-1139-5)
Also collects Wolverine/Doop #1-2 and X-Men Unlimited #41.

#11-18: X-Statix, Vol. 3: Back from the Dead(ISBN 0-7851-1140-9)

#19-26: X-Statix, Vol. 4: X-Statix vs. The Avengers(ISBN 0-7851-1537-4)

X-Statix Presents: Dead Girl (ISBN 0-7851-2031-9)
Collects the 2006 5-issue limited series exploring what happens in the Marvel Universe after characters are killed. Co-stars Dr. Strange.

X-Force, Vol. 2 & X-Force: Shatterstar (2004 – 2005)

Two limited series reintroducing the core X-Force characters after many of them spent several years out of circulation in the Marvel Universe. This occurs around the same time as the launch of Astonishing X-Men.

X-Force & Cable Volume 1: The Legend Returns (ISBN 0-7851-1429-7)
Created by the original X-Force authors Fabian Nicieza and Rob Liefield, and similarly critically panned.

X-Force: Shatterstar (ISBN 0-7851-1633-8)
Collects the 2005 mini-series X-Force: Shatterstar #1-4 along with Shatterstar’s introduction in New Mutants #99-100.

X-Force, Vol. 3 by Kyle & Yost (2008 – 2010)

Begins April 2008, in the wake of the events of Messiah Complex – parallel to Uncanny X-Men #495, the transformation of X-Men (vol. 2) into X-Men Legacy, and the launch of Cable (vol. 3), as well as Wolverine #63,  X-Factor #28, Wolverine: Origins #22, and after the final issues of Cable & Deadpool and New X-Men (Academy X).

A re-launched X-Force keeps the ends justify the means premise of the original, but gets away from featuring a younger team of mutants. This violent strike-team is sanctioned by Cyclops and lead by Wolverine, with core members Archangel and X-23, plus a rotating cast of Warpath, Wolfsbane, Elixir, Domino, and Vanisher.

The series is written by the continuity-obsessed team of Kyle/Yost, and has remained a fan-favorite for its duration. The first two volumes are extremely strong.

X-Force is available in a set of five oversized hardcovers:

#1-11: X-Force Vol. 1 Oversize Hardcover (ISBN 0785143238)
Collects #1-11.

#14-16: X-Force/Cable: Messiah War Oversize Hardcover
Collects X-Force #14-16, X-Men: The Times and Life of Lucas Bishop #1-3, Cable #11-15, Messiah War one-shot, and X-Men: Future History – The Messiah War Sourcebook.

#12-13 & 17-20: X-Force Vol. 2 Oversize Hardcover (ISBN 0785149597)
Also collects Annual #1 and X-Force Sex & Violence #1-3.

#21-25: X-Necrosha Oversized Hardcover
In indirect crossover. Collects X-Force #21-25, New Mutants #6-8, X-Men: Legacy #231-233, and X-Force/New Mutants: Necrosha One-Shot, as well as some background material.

#26-28: X-Men: Second Coming Oversized Hardcover (out of print)
A direct crossover between all of the core X-titles. X-Force and their secret operation is a major topic! Collects Second Coming: Prepare, Second Coming #1-2, Uncanny X-Men #523-525; New Mutants #12-14, X-Men Legacy #235-237, and X-Force #26-28.

X-Force is also available in two different series of slimmer trade paperbacks

#1-13: By Craig Kyle and Chris Yost Complete Collection, Vol. 1
Also includes Ain’t No Dog and material from Annual 1

#1-6: Vol. 1: Angels and Demons (ISBN 0-7851-2976-6)
Also available in hardcover.

#7-11: Vol. 2: Old Ghosts (ISBN 0-7851-2977-4)
Also available in hardcover.

Hulk #14-18: Vol. 4: Hulk vs. X-Force
Available in hardcover.

#12-3 & #17-20: Vol. 3: Not Forgotten (ISBN 0-7851-3540-5)
This definitely collects #20, though neither the rear cover nor the solicitations make that clear. Also available in hardcover.

#17-25: By Craig Kyle and Chris Yost Complete Collection, Vol. 2
Also includes X-Necrosha: The Gathering; X-Force: Sex & Violence #1-3; material From X-Necrosha, and X-Force Annual (2010) 1

#14-16: X-Force/Cable: Messiah War (ISBN 0785131736)
Collects X-Force #14-16, X-Men: The Times and Life of Lucas Bishop #1-3, Cable #11-15, Messiah War one-shot, and X-Men: Future History – The Messiah War Sourcebook. Also available in hardcover and collected without Bishop or Sourcebook in Cable: The Last Hope, Vol. 2

X-Force: Sex and Violence (ISBN 078514434X)
A three-issue limited series focusing on Wolverine and Domino. Though this was released after X-Force ended, it is best read here. Also available in hardcover. Also collected in X-Men: Domino

#21-25: X-Force: Necrosha
A standalone paperback collection of X-Force’s participation in Necrosha, which was the major driver of the crossover plot. Also collects X-Necrosha and X-Necrosha: The Gathering.

#21-25: X-Necrosha (ISBN 078514675X)
An indirect crossover about the resurrection of dead mutants. Because issues don’t directly cross, it is not essential to read the entire storyline to understand the X-Force portion. Collects X-Force #21-25, New Mutants #6-8, X-Men: Legacy #231-233, and X-Force/New Mutants: Necrosha One-Shot, as well as some background material. Also available in hardcover (which is out of print, but still available at original prices).

#26-28: X-Men: Second Coming (ISBN 0785157050)
A direct crossover between all of the core X-titles. X-Force and their secret operation is a major topic! Collects Second Coming: Prepare, Second Coming #1-2, Uncanny X-Men #523-525; New Mutants #12-14, X-Men Legacy #235-237, X-Force #26-28. Also available in hardcover. Reissued in 2020 as an X-Men Milestones edition.

You may also wish to purchase X-Men: Second Coming Revelations, which contains companion stories to Second Coming. It does not prominently features any X-Force cast members.

Uncanny X-Force by Rick Remender (2010 – 2013)

Begins in October 2010, just after Uncanny X-Men #526, X-Men Legacy #238, X-Factor #207, and New Mutants #15, and along with the debut of Wolverine, Vol. 4, Daken, and X-23.

The Heroic Age starts at the same time as this title.

This Rick Remender penned series has topped fan-favorite lists since its first issue. Surprisingly, that’s not because of the hyper-violent team-up of  Wolverine, Archangel, Psylocke, Deadpool, and Fantomex. Instead, it’s largely due to Remender’s obsessive knowledge of X-Men continuity, which he uses to pluck lost characters and plots out of obscurity without forcing you to go back for a re-read.

The entire first 18 issues of the title work as a single meta-arc of The Dark Angel Saga, which is stunningly just as operatic in scope as the classic Dark Phoenix Saga from 1980. They will surely be collected in a single hardcover in late 2012.

as a single, oversized volume…

Uncanny X-Force by Rick Remender Omnibus oversize hardcover
Collects the entire series, including #5.1, 19.1, and material from Wolverine: Road to Hell. Note that this DOES NOT collect the three-issue Fear Itself tie-in, which was not written by Remender.

as a pair of extra-length complete collections…

#1-19 & 5.1: Uncanny X-Force by Rick Remender, Complete Collection Vol. 1
One of the best single books you can ever buy, this includes the entirety of the Dark Angel Saga from start to finish! Also includes material from Wolverine: Road to Hell.

#19.1 & 20-35: Uncanny X-Force by Rick Remender, Complete Collection Vol. 2

as originally released…

#1-4: Vol. 1: Apocalypse Solution (ISBN 0785148558)
An action-packed debut with beautiful, vividly-colored artwork. Also includes a portion of Wolverine: The Road to Hell. Also available in hardcover.

#5.1 & 5-7: Vol. 2: Deathlok Nation (ISBN 0785148574)
Available in hardcover.

Fear Itself: Uncanny X-Force / The Deep (ISBN 0785157417)
While this three-issue limited series was released concurrently with Dark Angel Saga, it makes the most sense read here (especially since Fear Itself is disclaimed as occurring just prior to Schism). Illustrated by painterly artist Simone Bianchi. Also collects Fear Itself: The Deep #1-4, an entertaining prelude to The Defenders staring Namor, Loa, and Dr. Strange. Available in hardcover.

X-Men: Schism (ISBN 0785156887)
Collects the Schism mini-series, X-Men: Choosing Sides, and X-Men: Regenesis. This event reshapes the X-Men line. Wolverine plays a central role in Schism, while Psylocke makes a surprising choice in the Regenesis one-shot. According to writer Rick Remender, Schism occurs prior to the Dark Angel Saga (but on the whole, Schism can easily be read afterwards – aside from a panel or two of Archangel). Also available as an oversized hardcover.

#8-13: Vol.3: The Dark Angel Saga, Book 1 (ISBN 078514661X)
Ultimately, issue #8 is likely placed before Schism, but can easily be read here. Also available in hardcover. 

#14-19: Vol. 4: The Dark Angel Saga, Book 2 (ISBN 078515888X)
I highly endorse this collection. Available in hardcover (so you aren’t surprised, this will surely be upgraded to a single oversized hardcover collection in the next year or two).

#20-24 & 19.1: Vol. 5: Otherworld (ISBN  0785161821)
A story featuring Psylocke’s brother Captain Britain, as a lead-in to his joining the cast of the Remender-written Secret Avengers. This is slightly uneven due to sketchy and sometimes inscrutable artwork. Available as a hardcover.

#24-29: Vol. 6: Final Execution, Book 1 (ISBN 0785161848)
Available as a hardcover.

#30-35: Vol. 7: Final Execution, Book 2 (ISBN 0785161864)
Available as a hardcover.

Marvel Now

Uncanny X-Force, Vol. 2 – Marvel Now! (2013 – Present)

Uncanny X-Force relaunches as a team of hunters lead by Psylocke, featuring Storm, Spiral, Fantomax, Bishop, and Puck. Meanwhile, Cable leads a second team in Cable and X-Force.

#1-5: Vol. 1: Let it Bleed

#7-12: Vol. 2: Torn and Frayed

#13-17: Vol. 3: The Great Corruption
Also includes Cable & X-Force #15-19

#16-17: Cable & X-Force, Vol. 4: Vendettas
Also includes Cable & X-Force #15-19

X-Force, Vol. 4 – All-New Marvel Now! (2014)

The two prior X-Force titles merge to create a cast of Cable, Psylocke, Fantomex, and Dr. Nemesis – plus Marrow!

#1-6: Vol. 1: Dirty Tricks

#7-10: Vol. 2: Hide/Fear
Also includes material from X-Men Legacy #300

#11-15: Vol. 3: Ends/Means

Marvel Fresh Start

X-Force, Vol. 5 (2019 – present)

A new volume of penned by Ed Brisson spinning out of the events of Extermination, this features the classic X-Force line-up headlined by Domino rather than a Wolverine- or Psylocke-driven kill squad.

Extermination AKA X-Men Blue Vol. 6
Collects Extermination (2018) #1-5. The is seemingly final chapter of the time-displaced teen X-Men, and also the origin story of the reformed X-Force.

Shatterstar
Collects Shatterstar (2018) #1-5, which is likely set either prior to New Mutants Dead Souls or after Extermination

#1-5: Vol. 1

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