Been gone a long time, what are the best X-Books since HOX/POX?

[Phoenixx9]

Hi Whovian. Welcome back!

A.X.E. Judgement Day is a great show of Jean Grey's talents, personality and power! If you love Jean, you will enjoy the story.

[NewMutant]

Marauders vol 1, Hellions, X-Men, Immortal X-Men.

Hellfire Gala, Inferno vol 2

[the illustrious mr. kenway]

Oh yes Sabretooth and the Exiles is great so far. You might want to pick up his first mini to see how things developed to where they are now.

Yeah I forgot to mention that.

Cyclops is my favorite X character, and I love Jean, Rogue, Kurt, Emma and Magneto too. I do like super-heroics, so I'll try X-Men. Thanks!



Cool



Sounds like I need to check out Hellions



I loved HOX/POX. Thought it was brilliant. Thank you for the info. Appreciate it

Definitely.

[The Whovian]

I would definitely check out S.W.O.R.D. and its follow-up, X-Men Red. Ewing's worldbuilding of Arakko is great and the concepts he plays around with have really added a lot to the overall X-Men mythos.

Cool, thanks

[The Whovian]

I would definitely check out S.W.O.R.D. and its follow-up, X-Men Red. Ewing's worldbuilding of Arakko is great and the concepts he plays around with have really added a lot to the overall X-Men mythos.

Yeah, will definitely check it out. Thanks

[The Whovian]

Hi Whovian. Welcome back!

A.X.E. Judgement Day is a great show of Jean Grey's talents, personality and power! If you love Jean, you will enjoy the story.

Thanks Phoenixx9! I just bought these a couple weeks ago but I haven't read them yet because (and I may be wrong) there's still one more issue to come out and then I'll read them all at once. Can't wait!

[The Whovian]

Marauders vol 1, Hellions, X-Men, Immortal X-Men.

Hellfire Gala, Inferno vol 2

I'll check these out. Everyone seems to love Hellions. Thanks

[JamJams]

So the titles are broken down in years? Also, I just looked into buying the trades and it looks like the trades are collecting a few issues of each title. Are they all that woven together that you have to read them like that?

Sorry busy day. Yes since HOX/POX they have given each year a different title, like next year has been titled Fall of X. Also made it easier for me to parse out a list of what books I enjoyed during which year. Hope you enjoy! There has been some good stories (and events) over the last three years!

[numberthirty]

I'll check these out. Everyone seems to love Hellions. Thanks

One of the real strength of Hellions(well, outside of that it was very well written with solid art...) was that it was sort of "Walled Off..." from the wider "HOX/POX..." continuity.

Take the initial "X-Men..." series that follows HOX/POX.

A lot of that story went(roughly...)

X-Men/X Of Swords/S.W.O.R.D./X-Men Red. With a lot of the "Scott/Jean..." component branching of at the Hellfire Gala and then into the "MKII..." X-Men title.

For the most part, Hellions got the chance to tell it's story and finish it inside of the title. Just a bit of it comes out of that title and into the "Sabertooth..." corner of what has come out since Hellions wrapped. You can just read it on it's own, and have pretty much the whole of that particular story.

[Krakoa]

One book not being mentioned enough in here is Vita Ayala's New Mutants run (Issue #14-30 -- 29 is a fill-in writer but feels like part of the run)!

[The Whovian]

Sorry busy day. Yes since HOX/POX they have given each year a different title, like next year has been titled Fall of X. Also made it easier for me to parse out a list of what books I enjoyed during which year. Hope you enjoy! There has been some good stories (and events) over the last three years!

Thanks for the info

One of the real strength of Hellions(well, outside of that it was very well written with solid art...) was that it was sort of "Walled Off..." from the wider "HOX/POX..." continuity.

Take the initial "X-Men..." series that follows HOX/POX.

A lot of that story went(roughly...)

X-Men/X Of Swords/S.W.O.R.D./X-Men Red. With a lot of the "Scott/Jean..." component branching of at the Hellfire Gala and then into the "MKII..." X-Men title.

For the most part, Hellions got the chance to tell it's story and finish it inside of the title. Just a bit of it comes out of that title and into the "Sabertooth..." corner of what has come out since Hellions wrapped. You can just read it on it's own, and have pretty much the whole of that particular story.

I'm going to have to check Hellions out. Are Scott and Jean just in X-Men then?

One book not being mentioned enough in here is Vita Ayala's New Mutants run (Issue #14-30 -- 29 is a fill-in writer but feels like part of the run)!

Okay, I'll check it out