The Golden Years of the X-Men from 1992 to 2019

[Mutant X]

X-Men Peter Milligan
Uncanny X-Men 442-443 - Austen

[NewMutant]

Claremont's Uncanny X-Men
Original New Mutants/X-Force
Lobdell/Nicieza's X-Men
Hama's Wolverine
Loeb's Cable
Lobdell's Generation X
Ellis' Excalibur
Loeb/Ostrander's X-Man
Morrison's New X-Men
Claremont's X-Treme X-Men
Cable & Deadpool
Mystique
Whedon's Astonishing X-Men
CK/CY's New X-Men
Carey's X-Men
Aaron's Wolverine
PAD's X-Factor
Liu's Dark Wolverine
Well's New Mutants
X-Force (v2)/Uncanny X-Force
Wolverine and the X-Men
Liu's Astonishing X-Men
Cable and X-Force
Wood's X-Men
Suprrier's X-Force
Amazing X-Men
Storm
Wolverines
Iceman
House of X/Powers of X

[ExodusCloak]

Milligan run was amazing. He wrote one of the best versions of Emma Frost and Storm. In fact every writer can take notes from Milligan on how to write Storm
And Austen had two issues that I would re read

[Zelena]

Milligan run was amazing. He wrote one of the best versions of Emma Frost and Storm. In fact every writer can take notes from Milligan on how to write Storm
And Austen had two issues that I would re read

Milligan, I don't know him but for Austen, I agree: tense discussion between Lorna Dane and Xavier.

[Mike]

Stan Lee
Roy Thomas
Chris Claremont.
That's about it for me.

[sage]

Please don't be surprised. Not a single lie was told.

[Electricmastro]

Even though I didn’t like how Decimation and other such events near it basically spun the mutants with a depressing hopeless looming closely in the background (and thus makes me hope Hickman’s new status quo will very much refresh things), I did quite like New X-Men. Some might not be a fan of an emphasized focus on Dawson’s Creek-esque teenage drama, but I quite enjoyed the various members’ interesting powers, personalities, and interactions.

[sungila]

Um, but X-Men is an adjective, an "-eque" since Claremont.

In a sense, writing from an apocalypse is a posthumous publication.

Nothing has even happened yet, since then.

Or as Cypher once said one time back from the dead "What language am I?"

But he asked that without knowing right?

[H-E-D]

New X-Men: Academy X by Nunzio DeFilippis and Christina Weir

I echo Remender's Uncanny X-Force, but only through #19.
Peter A David's X-Factor Investigation
Kieron Gillen's run, starting at the Fear Itself tie-in.
Zeb Wells' New Mutants

Age of X by Mike Carey

[lordozone]

For me:

Grant Morrison: A bold new direction, who opened a lot of new stories for the X-men who was totally destroyed by Marvel. and there is a lot of Morrisson in the Hickman run
Rick Remender: His X-force and particularly the Dark Angel saga was fantastic.
Josh Whedon: His arc was an elegant way to return the X-men to their superheroes roots and at the same time try a new innovative direction.

[CoCoBandz]

Even though I didn’t like how Decimation and other such events near it basically spun the mutants with a depressing hopeless looming closely in the background (and thus makes me hope Hickman’s new status quo will very much refresh things), I did quite like New X-Men. Some might not be a fan of an emphasized focus on Dawson’s Creek-esque teenage drama, but I quite enjoyed the various members’ interesting powers, personalities, and interactions.

Don't think anything can turn me off of a comic more than what you just described.