Xmen list

The Definitive X-Men Reading Order Guide &#; every issue of every title

While I know it&#;s nowhere near as short or aesthetically pleasing as your lists, I went ahead and compiled my own orders for what would be &#;15 &#; Yesterday&#;s X-Men&#; and what I would contact &#;16 &#; All New All Diverse X-Men&#;, 16 is still very much a work in progress as it would be Confidential Wars until now, which doesn&#;t exit room for much more than months of comics.

That said, for anyone interested, my list for &#;15&#; is below. This goes from the end of &#;Era #15&#;, or the end of AvX, directly into Secret Wars.

I wouldn&#;t recommend going into Secret Wars without reading Hickman&#;s ENTIRE Avengers and New Avengers runs leading in, but that&#;s a conversation for a alternative time and place&#;

I cannot guarantee this is complete, it has been culled from a variety of sources, but the majority of the initial ordering came from with some heavy modifications by myself as warranted while reading.

AoA &#; Extinction:
Age of Apocalypse #
Astonishing X-Men # & Annual
X-Treme X-Men #
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It occurred to me that (at the time you’re reading this article) many of us are quarantined or social distancing with the outbreak of the COVID virus. Plus, the &#;rumor&#; is that comic printing may be shutdown for almost two months. So that begs the question, what do we do if we can&#;t get our weekly fix? Well, if that’s the case and we are all sequestered into our homes, why not peruse some trades? Better yet, why not give Comixology/ Kindle a go?

Either way, Dispatch has come to the rescue with a list, given by the fine folks at COMIC BOOK READING ORDER of every X-MEN centric event in order. So, maybe it’s time to settle back, relax, and procure some trades while you&#;re stuck at home? Maybe there are some you missed? Who knows? But I do know that this is as nice a time as any while you’re channeling your inner Social Distance Warrior (SDW) to pick up a new graphic novel and READ! Hit me up and let me know which ones are your favorite. Enjoy!

The Phoenix AND Dark Phoenix Saga

Quick Synopsis:

Gathered together by Professor Charles Xavier to safeguard a world that fears a

X-Men: The First 15 Members Of Marvel's Mutant Team, In Chronological Order

Summary

The X-Men tackled themes of prejudice and fear, standing out for fighting to store those who hated them just for being different.
Professor Xavier, the man behind the X-Men, recruited Cyclops, Iceman, Angel, Beast, and Marvel Girl as the original members of the team.
Lesser-known X-Men love Mimic, Changeling, Polaris, Havok, Vulcan, Darwin, Sway, and Wolverine each played unique roles in the team's history.

The X-Men first showed up in Marvel Comics in , created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. The team differed from The Fantastic Four and Avengers in that they were heroes born with powers that other humans feared. This allowed Marvel to inform stories about prejudice and hatred towards those born differently in a superhero comic.

The X-Men progressed through the years, but the themes of prejudice and anxiety remained. These heroes stood out from others because they fought to save people who hated them just because of who they were. To add to the horror, these were often teenagers and youn

X-Men movies in order: Chronological & release

The X-men existence has been… challenging to follow over the years. It’s been 24 years since the first X-Men movie was released support in the year and, since then, we’ve had all sorts of period travel shenanigans: a reboot series that was eventually reconnected to the authentic movies.

Now, thanks to Disney buying Fox and rolling the X-Men into the Marvel Cinematic Universe — as confirmed in Deadpool & Wolverine — we've also got a bunch of multiverse stuff to contend with.

So, let’s receive all these timelines straightened out with our reference to the X-Men movies in order. We’ve place together the chronological list (because that's the strenuous one to follow) but there is also a release order list at the bottom of this page too.