X-Men Cross-Overs
Marvel Comics. For individual credits, see under the various titles collected.
Rise of Apocalypse (X-Factor 5-6; Rise of Apocalypse 1-4 [mini;
w Terry Kavanagh, James Felder; a Adam Pollina]).
Mutant Massacre (Uncanny X-Men 210-213; X-Factor 9-11; New Mutants
46; Thor 373-374; Power Pack 27). [From Marvel Comics:
The Marauders - professional mutant assassins, employed by a mysterious
evil, with the job of wiping out the entire Morlock community living beneath
the streets of Manhattan. And the only hope of salvation the Morlocks have
rests in the hands of the X-Men! But can they stop this deadly onslaught?
And what do they stand to lose if they should succeed?] 
Fall of the Mutants (Uncanny X-Men 225-227; New Mutants 59-61;
X-Factor 24-26). [From Marvel Comics: Three teams
of X-Men, Three tales of tragedy. The story that changed the world of mutants
forever. Fall of the Mutants is a classic collection of changes so significant,
and losses so bitter, that the aftermath is still felt in the pages of X-Men
titles today. Witness the transformation of the carefree, high-flying Warren
Worthington II, codename Angel, into the dark and brooding iron-winged Archangel.
Relive the misadventures of the New Mutants, as their innocence is lost
with the life of a teammate. And watch as the legendary X-Men charge into
oblivion to protect a world that fears and hates them. Exhibiting the awesome
talents of Louise Simonson, Walter Simonson, Marc Silvestri, Bret Blevins
and renowned X-Men scribe, Chris Claremont, Fall of the Mutants is a must-have
addition to anyone's bookshelf.] 
Inferno (Uncanny X-Men 239-243; New Mutants 71-73; X-Factor 36-39).
[From Marvel Comics: The match is struck as the enigmatic geneticist
named Mr. Sinister and the demon-lord N'Astirh set their respective master
plans in motion - both centered around one woman: Madelyne Pryor, wife of
Scott Summers, the X-Man called Cyclops. The flame is fanned as Sinister's
agents, the Marauders, attack Madelyne's protectors in the X-Men, while
a horde of N'Astirh's demons prey upon the helpless, horrified populace
of New York City. The inferno burns as Madelyne strikes her own bargain
with N'Astirh, and as the Goblin Queen, threatens to cast a spell that would
render the entire Earth a hellish wasteland where demons rule. And the sacrific
necessary is none other than her own innocent child, Nathan Christopher
Summers! It's the X-Men, X-Factor, and the New Mutants in one of their most
harrowing ordeals ever, with the fate of entire dimensions hanging in the
balance - and the price for victory perhaps higher than any of them can
bear!] 
Mutations (Uncanny X-Men 256-258; X-Factor 15, 24-25; Amazing Adventures
17 [w Gerry Conway; a Tom Sutton]).
X-tinction Agenda (Uncanny X-Men 270-272; New Mutants 95-97; X-Factor
60-62). [Leaves out p. 10 and half of p. 11 of Uncanny 270.
Contains 2.5 new story pages.—JY From Marvel Comics: On the
island of Genosha, a madman unleashes a plan to enslave the X-Men, and destroy
mutants throughout the world! Can the combined powers of the X-Men, X-Factor,
and the New Mutants stop the devestation - without sacraficing one of their
own?] 
Cable: Second Genesis (New Mutants 99-100; X-Force 1). [Printed
as a square-bound comic book.] 
X-cutioner's Song (Uncanny X-Men 294-297; X-Factor 84-86; X-Force
16-18; X-Men 14-16). [From Marvel Comics:Scott Summers
and Jean Grey, mutant heroes, leaders of the Uncanny X-Men. Cable and Stryfe,
time lost enemies linked by a bitter lifelong hate. What mystery links these
four? What secret lies hidden on the dusty surface of the moon? What madness
sends the X-Men, X-Factor and X-Force on a desperate quest to save the life
of their mentor, Charles Xavier? Find the answers when you hear the cry
of the... X-Cutioner's Song!] 
Fatal Attractions (X-Factor 92, X-Force 25, Uncanny X-Men 304,
X-Men 25, Wolverine 75, Excalibur 71).
The Origin of Generation X (Uncanny X-Men 316-317; X-Men 36-37;
X-Factor 106; X-Frce 38; Excalibur 82; Wolverine 85; Cable 16; Generation
X 1). [From Marvel Comics: In the dark recesses of
the galaxy waits an alien race. More machine than organic, they seek out
inferior races which they can assimilate. They are called the Phalanx, and
they have just targeted Earth as their next meal. Humanity is helpless against
the onslaught of the assimilation the Phalanx brings. Those creatures that
are genetically different (termed: mutants) possess the ability to defend
themselves against the Phalanx. Of these, the group known as the X-Men present
the greatest threat to the Phalanx's plans for domination. Through means
of assimilation, subterfuge and incursion, the Phalanx have prepared a preemptive
strike against the X-Men. Armed with this knowledge, the X-Men have launched
a desperate strike of their own to find seven fledgling mutants -- all that
stand between the Phalanx and victory. Gifted youngsters, untrained in their
powers. Earth's last hope. The next generation of mutantkind... enter Generation
X.] 
Zero Tolerance (Generation X 27; X-Men 65-70; X-Force 67-69; Wolverine
115-118; Cable 45-47).
Magneto: Rogue Nation (X-Men 85-87; Uncanny X-Men 366-367; X-Men:
The Magneto War; Magneto Rex 1-3). [X-Men: The Magneto War:
One-shot, w Alan Davis & Fabien Nicieza; a Lee Weeks & Dan Green.
Magneto Rex: 3-issue mini, w Joe Pruett; a Brandon Peterson. From Marvel
Comics: The X-Men's 1 foe gets his own trade paperback! It begins with
a knock-down, drag-out fight with the X-Men - and leads to all-out controversy!
Instead of defeat, the U.N. concedes control of the island nation of Genosha
to Magneto! But does even Magnus have the power to heal a populace ruled
by hatred? This conflict is brought to you by a team of talents including
Brandon Peterson and Alan Davis!] 
Deathwish (X-Men 92, 95; Astonishing X-Men 1-3; Uncanny X-Men 375).
[Astonishing X-Men is a 3-issue mini, otherwise uncollected;
w Howard Mackie; a Brandon Peterson.] 
X-Men vs. Apocalypse 1: The Twelve (Uncanny X-Men 376-377; X-Men 96-97; Cable 73-76; Wolverine 145-147, X-Men 1999 Yearbook). [From Marvel Comics: Setting his grand plan for godhood into motion, Apocalypse dispatches his agents to capture the world's most powerful mutants, the fabled Twelve: Professor X, Cyclops, Jean Grey, Storm, Iceman, Sunfire, Polaris, Cable, Bishop, Mikhail Rasputin, the Living Monolith and Magneto. Having himself planted the seeds of the Twelve legend, Apocalypse hopes to siphon their power, granting him omnipotency. Desperate to stave off his ascension, the X-Men must strike a temporary truce with Magneto to battle the warlord's forces as the Twelve are assembled -- and one longtime member seemingly sacrifices his own life to end the threat of Apocalypse once and for all!] 3/5/08 
Dream's End (Uncanny X-Men 388-390; X-Men 108-110; Cable 87; Bishop
16). [From Marvel Comics: The death of Colossus,
reprinted here for the first time! For too long mutants were threatened
by the twin specters of the Legacy Virus and anti-mutant politics. Now,
the X-Men hope to end both threats, but at what cost to their oldest and
dearest? Are there deaths from which even the X-Men can't return? Featuring
Mystique, Cable and the last issue of Bishop's solo series!] 
Eve of Destruction (Uncanny X-Men 391-393; X-Men 111-113; w Scott
Lobdell; a Salvador Larroca, Tom Raney, Leinil Francis Yu).
[From Marvel Comics: Magneto menaces the world once again - but while
he threatens to spread war, the X-Men are trapped in Genosha! It's up to
Phoenix to lead a new team to victory, but can she manage it? Can they?
Guest-starring Dazzler, Northstar, Corsair of the Starjammers and more!]
Age of Apocalypse
Legionquest (Uncanny X-Men 320-321; X-Men 40-41).
[From Marvel Comics: Charles Xavier - the world's foremost expert
on mutants, and an incredibly powerful telepath, he has devoted his life
to creating a world where mutantkind might co-exist peacefully with their
human brethren. A noble goal, all too often opposed by one of his one kind.
Magneto - Once friend to Xavier and ally to his dream, this master of magnetism
has since come to see humanity as an inferior and aggressive strain of life
which will ultimately destroy mutantkind to protect itself. So convinced
is he of mutantkind's doomed destiny, he will eventually become Xavier's
greatest nemesis. Enter Legion - Xavier's psychologically unstable son,
this dangerously powerful mutant has traveled twenty years into the past
on a mission of vengeance to earn the love and admiration of the man he
respects the most - his father - by insuring that the events of history
never come to pass. Unfortunately for reality as we know it - he will succeed.]
Dawn of the Age of Apocalypse (X-Men: Alpha one-shot [w Scott Lobdell
& Mark Waid; a Roger Cruz]; Cable 20; Age of Apocalypse: The Chosen
one shot [w Howard Mackie; a Ian Churchill, Salvadore Larroca, Steve Skroce,
Val Semeiks, Dan Panosian, Tima Sale]).
Amazing X-Men (4-issue mini; w Fabien Nicieza; a Andy Kubert).
[Replaces X-Men.] 
Astonishing X-Men (4-issue mini; w Scott Lobdell & Jeph Loeb;
a Joe Madureiro). [Replaces Uncanny X-Men.] 
Factor X (4-issue mini; w John Francis Moore; a Steve Epting, Terry
Dodson). [Replaces X-Factor.] 
Gambit and the X-Ternals (4-issue mini; w Fabien Nicieza; a Salvadore
Larroca, Tony Daniel). [Replaces X-Force.] 
Generation Next (4-issue mini; w Scott Lobdell; a Chris Bachalo
& Mark Buckingham). [Replaces Generation X. From
Marvel Comics: America is dead. What sits in its place is a gangrenous
wound of a nation - the American dream of the creature Apocalypse. These
altered states of America have become a staging area for Apocalypse's next,
best nightmare - the corruption of the entire world. The troubled dissident
movement within America has, until recently, been fighting a losing battle,
outmatched and riven by internal dispute. Now, with the discovery of Bishop,
a man purported to be from an alternate timeline, they move with new purpose.
Erik Magnus Lehnsherr, called Magneto in his role as leader of the revolutionary
band named X-Men, now seeks to end this world - to twist it towards the
world Bishop knows, where there may still live a man called Charles Xavier,
whose heart and dreams stopped in Magneto's arms twenty years ago... This
is part of America's last story.] 
Weapon X (4-issue mini; w Larry Hama; a Adam Kubert). [Replaces
Wolverine.] 
X-Calibre (4-issue mini; w Warren Ellis; a Ken Lashley, Roger Cruz,
Renato Arlem). [Replaces Excaliber.] 
X-Man (1-4; w Jeph Loeb; a Steve Skroce). [Replaced
Cable, but this series continued after the Age of Apocalypse, with X-Man
remaining in the 616 universe.] 
Twilight of the Age of Apocalypse (X-Men: Omega one-shot [w Scott
Lobdell & Mark Waid; a Roger Cruz]; X-Universe 1-2 [2-issue mini; w
Scott Lobdell, Terry Kavanagh; a Roger Cruz]).
Tales from the Age of Apocalypse: By the Light (one-shot; w Scott
Lobdell, Ralph Macchio; a Joe Bennett).
Tales from the Age of Apocalypse: Sinister Bloodlines (one-shot;
w John Francis Moore, Brian K. Vaughan; a Steven Epting, Nick Napolitano).
Book
1 (X-Men Chronicles 1-2, Tales from the Age of Apocalypse: By the Light,
Tales from the Age of Apocalypse: Sinister Bloodlines, X-Man 1, X-Man Annual
1996, Blink 1-4; w Howard Mackie, John Francis Moore, Brian K. Vaughan,
Scott Lobdell, Ralph Macchio, Terry Kavanagh, Judd Winick; a Terry Dodson,
Steve Epting, Nick Napolitano, Joe Bennett, Ian Churchill, Roger Cruz, Alan
Davis, Trevor McCarthy). [From Marvel Comics: It begins here! The critically acclaimed, fan-favorite storyline that rocked the X-Men Universe to its core is collected in chronological order across four volumes! In a cracked-mirror world ruled by the genocidal mutant despot Apocalypse, only one hope remains: Magneto and his Astonishing X-Men!] Book of the Week 3/30/05: [OK, I have mixed feelings about this, but it is a pretty
major event, and it is a pretty slow week (again!), so why not. The Age
of Apocalypse event represents the best and worst of the 1990s all in one
big (very big!) package—a massive, 8-series crossover profoundly laden
with so many characters and so much continuity that anybody but life-long
readers would risk being hopelessly lost. But the core concept (as an unintended
consequence of a brutal event, the world we know has been over-written by
an alternate universe in which X-Men arch-enemy Apocalypse rules the world,
and all the various X-groups, in alternate configurations, battle for survival
and, unwittingly, the restoration of 616) is very cool, and while the execution
is uneven, it features early work by a number of star writers and artists.
The downside is that the saga is huge—I don’t know how many $30
volumes it will comprise, but probably around four. Still, it’s probably
the coolest of the mega-crossovers of the 90s, and serves as the foundation
for a lot of what has followed, including the recent Age of Apocalypse miniseries.]
Book 2 (X-Men: Alpha, Age of Apocalypse: The Chose,
Generation Nextt 1, Astonishing X-Men Vol. 1 1, X-Calibre 1, Gambit and
The X-Ternals 1-2, Weapon X Vol. 1 1-2, Amazing X-Men 1-2, Factor X 1-2 and
X-Man 1; w Scott Lobdell, Fabian Nicieza, Warren Ellis, et al.; a Chris
Bachalo, Roger Cruz, Tony Daniel, et al.). [From Marvel
Comics: It continues here! The critically acclaimed, fan-favorite storyline that rocked the X-Men Universe to its core is collected in chronological order across four volumes! Apocalypse has conquered half of humankind and is ready to destroy them all! Magneto and his Amazing X-Men fight to protect humans and mutants alike, only to learn from Bishop (now on his third reality and counting) that his world might need to be unmade! Plus: Excerpts from Apocalypse's own files on the alternate-universe X-Men, and their friends and foes... but which is which?] 
Book 3 (X-Calibre 2-3, Astonishing X-Men 2-4, Generation next 2-3, X-Man 2-3, Factor X 3, Amazing X-Men 3, Weapon X 3, Gambit & the X-ternals 3 and X-Universe 1; w Warren Ellis, Scott Lobdell, Jeph Loeb, John Francis Moore, Fabian Nicieza, Larry Hama, Terry Kavanagh; a Roger Cruz, Renato Arlem, Joe Madureira, Chris Bachalo, Steve Skroce, Steve Epting, Terry Dodson Andy Kubert, Ken Lashley, Adam Kubert, Carlos Pacheco). [From Marvel Comics: The mirror gets darker and the Amazing X-Men more Astonished as the Age of Apocalypse hits its third quarter! Magneto has dedicated his life to freeing humanity and mutantkind alike, but will Apocalypse now require him to destroy reality to save it? Sides are switched and secrets shown with repercussions ranging from the Savage Land to the Shi'ar Galaxy! Plus: a rare look at how Apocalypse altered the rest of Marvel's mightiest! Doctor Doom and Reed Richards, side-by-side? Matt Murdock and the Kingpin, allies? Gwen Stacy in mourning for Peter Parker? Avengers, Exiles, and more in the original alternate X-saga!] 
Book 4 (X-Calibre 4, Amazing X-Men 4, Generation Next 4, X-Man 4, Factor X 4, Weapon X 4, Gambit & the X-ternals 4, X-Universe 2, X-Men: Omega, Blink 4, X-Men: Prime; w Warren Ellis, Scott Lobdell, Jeph Loeb, John Francis Moore, Fabian Nicieza, Larry Hama, Terry Kavanagh, Mark Waid, Judd Winick; a Roger Cruz, Chris Bachalo, Steve Skroce, Steve Epting, Terry Dodson, Andy Kubert, Ken Lashley, Adam Kubert, Carlos Pacheco, Salvadore Larroca, Trevor McCarthy, Bryan Hitch). [From Marvel Comics: The mirror gets darker and the Amazing X-Men more Astonished as the Age
of Apocalypse hits its third quarter! Magneto has dedicated his life to
freeing humanity and mutantkind alike, but will Apocalypse now require
him to destroy reality to save it? Sides are switched and secrets shown
with repercussions ranging from the Savage Land to the Shi'ar Galaxy!
Plus: a rare look at how Apocalypse altered the rest of Marvel's
mightiest! Doctor Doom and Reed Richards, side-by-side? Matt Murdock
and the Kingpin, allies? Gwen Stacy in mourning for Peter Parker?
Avengers, Exiles, and more in the original alternate X-saga!] 
The New Age of Apocalypse (6-issue mini + 1-shot;
w Akira Yoshida, Scott Lobdell, Tony Bedard, Larry Hama; a Chris Bachalo,
Adam Kubert, Andy Kubert, Tony Daniel, Mark Brooks, Paco Medina, Talent
Caldwell, Roger Cruz, Kia Asamiya). [From Marvel Comics:
Celebrate the 10th anniversary of one of the biggest X-Men events ever!
Now that Apocalypse has been destroyed and the end of the world has been
averted, what could possibly pose a threat to Magneto and his X-Men? Well,
perhaps Sinister and whatever massive force he has just unleashed is enough
to rile the X-Men and cause them to seek out a since retired Weapon X! Plus:
Revisit the AoA world with four original tales featuring characters you
know and love: the origin of Generation Next, the first meeting of Sabretooth
and Wild Child, Weapon X's first run-in with Mariko Yashida in Japan, and
the story of how the AoA world survived the nuclear holocaust that threatened
it!] 
Exiles Vol. 10: Age of Apocalypse (59-61, Official
Handbook: Age of Apocalypse 2005; w Tony Bedard; a Mizuki Sakakibara, Jim
Calafiore). [From Marvel Comics: Welcome home, Blink
and Sabretooth! In an X-MEN: AGE OF APOCALYPSE tie-in, the Exiles return
to the AoA with the unlikeliest new teammate: Apocalype=s homicidal son,
Holocaust! Their new assignment: kill the X-Men!? Can they stop fighting
among themselves long enough to complete their mission? Plus: Just what
was Blink up to during her absence from the Exiles those many months ago?] 