New X-Men
Jean and Hank rescue Emma from Genosha's ruins where sixteen million mutants perished. Charles goes on television to reveal he is a mutant.
Collects New X-Men #114-117. Grant Morrison reinvents the X-Men with bold new concepts and Frank Quitely art.
Collects New X-Men #114-126, X-Men 2001. Morrison complete first act on New X-Men — E Is for Extinction through Imperial.
Collects New X-Men #114-154 and Annual 2001
Collects New X-Men #114-154; X-Men 2001.
Collects landmark X-Men issues spanning decades. A prestige sampler of the franchises greatest hits from X-Men #1 through All-New X-Men.
Collects New X-Men #114-126, X-Men 2001. Morrison's revolutionary run begins -- Cassandra Nova, Genosha's destruction, and a bold new direction.
Collects New X-Men #114, 115, 116, 117, [1] [First Printing], X-Men 2001. Morrison's New X-Men launch -- E for Extinction. Second printing.
Collects New X-Men #115-141. Grant Morrisons revolutionary New X-Men run -- E for Extinction through Assault on Weapon Plus.
Collects New X-Men #115, #127-133.
Collects New X-Men #114-126, X-Men 2001. Grant Morrisons New X-Men begins with E for Extinction -- Cassandra Nova destroys Genosha.
Collects New X-Men #114-117. Grant Morrison reinvents the X-Men — Cassandra Nova destroys Genosha and Xavier goes public.
Morrison's opening salvo. Cassandra Nova destroys Genosha, killing sixteen million mutants. Emma Frost joins the team. The costumes are gone, replaced with black leather. One of the most celebrated AND divisive runs in X-Men history begins here — Morrison fundamentally reimagined what the X-Men could be
Morrison's opening salvo. Cassandra Nova — Xavier's psychic twin, gestated in the womb and discarded — destroys Genosha, killing sixteen million mutants in a single afternoon. Emma Frost survives in diamond form. The X-Men abandon their costumes for black leather. Nothing is sacred anymore