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New X-Men Modern Era Epic Collection: Planet X

Grant Morrison · Frank Quitely

Story era 06 · Heroes Return, Modern Dawn

Grant Morrison reshapes the X-Men around mutant culture, a changing school and the strain that evolution places on familiar relationships.

OwnedUnread336 pages13 full issues

Book 3 of 3 in New X-Men by Grant Morrison · 3 of 3 owned · 1,080 pages in all

Setup & reading order

2 earlier books in this run come first

The books

This book

New X-Men Modern Era Epic Collection: Planet X

Modern Era Epic paperback · 336 pages · Owned · Unread

Book 3 of 3 · Heroes Return, Modern Dawn

Weapon Plus secrets and Magneto’s return bring Morrison’s run to its climax, with a Phoenix coda set 150 years in the future.

Released 16 Jun 2026 · 336 pages · Chris Bachalo cover9781302967109Owned copy
New X-Men (2001)#142–154
Earth-616 PrimaryEarth-15104 Contained story
Edition sources

Each ISBN identifies a specific printing and cover. “Owned copy” identifies the edition on my shelf; “Planned edition” identifies the edition listed for collecting.

Duplication · New X-Men Modern Era Epic Collection: Planet X

These books share full issues or parts of issues with other books in the plan. Open the lists below to see which stories repeat.

New X-Men Modern Era Epic Collection: Planet X shares no full issues with Uncanny X-Force by Rick Remender Omnibus.

New X-Men Modern Era Epic Collection: Planet X shares no full issues with House of X/Powers of X.

No shared contents are recorded with other books in the plan.

Connected stories

Later mutant stories Complementary mutant eras; Morrison is the broader gateway and Remender is the darker specialist branch.

Connected project: Uncanny X-Force by Rick Remender

Later mutant stories HoX/PoX builds on mutant history but starts a new Krakoan-era story.

Connected project: House of X/Powers of X

Things to know

Collecting rule: The three Modern Era Epic volumes follow one sequence.

  • The story is deliberately strange and revisionist.
  • A single-volume omnibus prints the same issues.