The Uncanny X-Men Omnibus Vol. 2
Chris Claremont · Dave Cockrum · John Byrne · Paul Smith · John Romita Jr. · Marc Silvestri · Jim Lee
Story era 03 · Second Genesis and the Bronze Age
Claremont’s early X-Men develops the new team through Phoenix, Days of Future Past, God Loves, Man Kills and Wolverine’s first solo story.
Book 2 of 3 in Claremont X-Men Phase 1 — Phoenix and the Brood · 0 of 3 owned · 2,816 pages in all
Setup & reading order
1 earlier book in this run comes first
About these books · 4 sources
Publisher and reference pages describe the editions. Reviews and reader discussions offer different views of the stories.
- r/OmnibusCollectors — Is Uncanny X-Men Omnibus Vol. 1 a good starting point? (opens in a new tab)Readers
- PopCult Reviews — The Uncanny X-Men Omnibus Vol. 1 review (opens in a new tab)Critics and editors
- Penguin Random House (opens in a new tab)Publisher
- Wikipedia — Claremont X-Men Phase 1 — Phoenix and the Brood (opens in a new tab)Reference
The books
The Uncanny X-Men Omnibus Vol. 2
Book 2 of 3 · Second Genesis and the Bronze Age
Proteus, Dark Phoenix, and Days of Future Past form the first great Claremont peak.
9781302959074Planned edition#132–141#142–153#4–5#10#1#1–4#26, #27#100#27Marvel Team-Up #100 contributes Storm and Black Panther’s “Cry—Vengeance!” here, while New Mutants Omnibus Vol. 1 includes the separate Karma debut; read both stories if following both books. X-Men #139–140 can be read here and skipped in Alpha Flight, while the Fanfare, Treasury and Bizarre Adventures selections are only the X-Men features.
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 · The Uncanny X-Men Omnibus Vol. 2
These books share full issues or parts of issues with other books in the plan. Open the lists below to see which stories repeat.
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X-Men (1963) #139X-Men (1963) #140Things to know
Collecting rule: The three volumes form a continuous sequence in numbered order.
- The opening spans three large volumes.
- Vol. 2 contains The Dark Phoenix Saga, so a standalone collection repeats those issues.