| 1. Uncanny X-Men: Lovelorn | 
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By: Matt Fraction
Publisher: Marvel Comics
July 01, 2009
Seriously... when you're done you'll say "whoaa was that an X-men comic!?" this plot came out of nowhere and its pretty boring. Hey the art is nice. and who doesnt like Emma Frost?... more
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| 2. Uncanny X-Men Vol. 1: Manifest Destiny | |
By: Ed Brubaker, Matt Fraction
Publisher: Marvel Comics
November 11, 2009
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| 3. Uncanny X-Men: Nation X, Book 1 | |
By: Matt Fraction
Publisher: Marvel Comics
June 16, 2010
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| 4. Uncanny X-Men: Sisterhood TPB |
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By: Matt Fraction
Publisher: Marvel Comics
September 23, 2009
I may be biased as Psylocke is my favorite comic book character, but this story is actually pretty interesting besides that. This features another body switch dilemma along with her return to the X-Men series. It also brings in a nice list of villains to entertain readers including Jean Grey's lovely clone, which is actually the main focus of this novel. I particularly enjoyed its buildup and that... more
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| 5. Uncanny X-Men - The New Age Vol. 1: The End of History |
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By: Chris Claremont, Alan Davis
Publisher: Marvel Comics
December 15, 2004
As a fan of the X-Men and all the other X-titles, I was sorely disappointed in this graphic novel.
The beginning, which featured a baseball game with the residents of X-Mansion, was perhaps the only best thing of the entire novel. After that, it just went downhill!
The battle with the Fury just simply bored me. The Fury, to me, was simply a repackaged version of the... more
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| 6. Uncanny X-Men: Divided We Stand | 
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By: Ed Brubaker, Michael Choi
Publisher: Marvel Comics
October 22, 2008
This trade paperback collects issues #495-499 of Uncanny X-Men published by Marvel Comics in 2008. Ed Brubaker, perhaps the best writer in modern comics, wrote all five issues. Mike Choi was the artist for the first four issues and Sonia Oback for the fifth. The post-Messiah CompleX story shows two groups of X-Men: Cyclops and Emma Frost on vacation and later searching for Angel in San Francisco... more
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| 7. Uncanny X-Men: Manifest Destiny | 
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By: Matt Fraction, Ed Brubaker
Publisher: Marvel Comics
May 06, 2009
After all the bad things happening to the X-men they finally catch a break and start to enjoy life a little. I like the new character Pixie and seeing old x-men show up looking for home. (Even Queen Ororo). Also the art looks great... more
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| 8. The Extremists (Uncanny X-Men) |
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By: Ed Brubaker
Publisher: Marvel Comics
January 23, 2008
picked this up from the library...and pretty glad i didnt drop some moneys on this. its an average story at best...not what i expect from the writer that brings me amazing captain america stories every month. bru's last arc on uncanny was also a let down. its weird.
the book never really gets going...the morlock threat never really seemed...well, threatening. masque is a cool character... more
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| 9. Uncanny X-Men - The New Age Vol. 2: The Cruelest Cut |
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By: Chris Claremont, Alan Davis, Andy Park
Publisher: Marvel Comics
February 16, 2005
I thought this book has a interesting story line. This one was deal with the hellfire's club. As soon as I heard that name I thought I was going to see the Phoniex but it wasn't about that. It was about re-establishing the hellfire's club and x-23's rescue attempt happens to lead up to it, and the x-men have to take down the hellfire's club once again before it is established again. I was introduce... more
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| 10. Uncanny X-Men: Rise & Fall of the Shi'ar Empire (v. 1) |
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By: Ed Brubaker
Publisher: Marvel Comics
February 27, 2008
This is a pretty solid story line seeing the x-men chase after one of their own bent on revenge against the Shi-ar empire. The pacing of the story and the art work are solid four star fare. Not quite sure how much I like the loose ends at both the beginning and conclusion of this story -- point being there are at least two other series you need to read to get the full picture. I have read neither... more
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