Next year is the 60th Anniversary, and would their be a X-MEN Life Story. The Spider-man one was so great athough the Fantastic Four one wasn't as good. How would you like it to be done. I think up to the 70s the First generation with Scott, Jean, Warren, Hank, and Bobby could still aged in real time to when we get to the Giant-size team but after, it will get tricky though we can still have the New Mutants in the 80s. Should it be told in the Perspective of Scott? What writer and artist would be great on the job. As we progress to the future would things get optimistic or go to another X-men dark future as we reach the 2000s, or a balance as the other life stories ended. Also what real world events would be reference. Obviously the Cold war, bring Colossus as a student from the Soviet Union would be controversial at the 70s. The Reagan administration and AIDS pandemic would not be kind to discriminated groups which would include mutants here. What major X-MEN events would be cover in each decade. I can see the 2000s being more bleak with Decimation happening and 2010s being more uplifting, of course certain liberties will be taken how certain characters Ages. Xavier Moira and Magneto will probably be too old to start Krakoa in the late 2010s. Yeah so many possibilites, I figure it would be a good discussion here. and there's the question which X-writer and X-artist who worked in the mutant books would you like to be up to the task. I think Alan Davis would do well, in terms of writers, well maybe Mike Carey, Chris Claremont, Fabian Nicieza,? Also what if instead or separate a Wolverine Life Story that spans more decades, now thats another thing to think about, maybe by Larry Hama?