Add to favoritesUncanny X-Men was the last of the core Marvel series to get relaunched, maintaining its original numbering until #544 in 2011. Ironically, since that point, the X-books have become the messiest in terms of relaunches and legacy numbering. There has been very little consistency over the years in maintaining legacy numbering on the covers, much less with the actual titles of the books.
Uncanny X-Men
#1-#141
X-Men (1963) #1-141
#142-544
Uncanny X-Men #142-544
The series unofficially started calling itself “Uncanny X-Men” around #114, although the title was not officially changed until #142.
#545-564
Uncanny X-Men (2012) #1-20
The first UXM relaunch by Gillen (includes tie-ins to AvX).
#565-599
Uncanny X-Men (2013) #1-35
Brian Michael Bendis took over.
#600
Uncanny X-Men #600
The conclusion of Bendis’ run.
#601-619
Uncanny X-Men (2016) #1-19
Written by Cullen Bunn
#620-634
Uncanny X-Men (2019) #1-15
Returned after a two year hiatus.
#635-637
X-Men: War of the Realms #1-3
#638-644
Uncanny X-Men (2019) #16-22
#645-665
X-Men #1-21
The first Krakoa era series by Jonathan Hickman.
#666-700
X-Men #1-35
The second Krakoa era series by Gerry Duggan.
#701-current
Uncanny X-Men #1-current
The “From the Ashes” relaunch series by Gail Simone.
X-Men (1991)
#1-113
X-Men (1991) #1-113
#114-156
New X-Men #114-156
#157-207
X-Men (1991) #157-207
#208-275
X-Men Legacy #208-275
#276-299
X-Men Legacy volume 2 #1-24
#300
X-Men Legacy #300
#301-current
X-Men (2024) #1-current
The “From the Ashes” relaunch series by Jed MacKay.
There were other series during this time also entitled “X-Men” that are not included in legacy numbering, nor should they be due to running concurrently.
The first was launched in 2010 alongside X-Men Legacy #238, ending 41 issues later in the same month as X-Men Legacy (volume 2) #6 (or #281 overall).
The second was launched in 2013 alongside X-Men Legacy (volume 2) #10 and ran for 26 issues, ending a year after X-Men Legacy #300 was published.
Meanwhile, the two series simply titled “X-Men” during the Krakoa era were included in the “Uncanny X-Men” numbering.
X-Factor
#1-149
X-Factor (1986) #1-149
X-Factor was cancelled and replaced by Mutant X at this point, which ran for 32 issues. There was also an unrelated X-Factor 4-issue mini-series in 2002 that has never been included in legacy numbering.
#150-199
X-Factor (2006) #1-50
This is the series launched by Peter David following the Madrox mini-series.
#200-262
X-Factor (1986) #200-262
After #50 of the 2006 series, the numbering reverted to volume 1.
#263-282
All-New X-Factor #1-20
Peter David continued writing, but with a new cast and direction.
#283-292
X-Factor (2020) #1-10
The Krakoa era series.
#293-current
X-Factor (2024) #1-current
The “From the Ashes” relaunch series.
X-Force
#1-129
X-Force (1991) #1-129
The series was soft-rebooted with a new cast and premise in #116. That case continued on in X-Statix, running for 26 issues.
#130-135
X-Force (2004) #1-6
#136-163
X-Force (2008) #1-28
#164-198
Uncanny X-Force (2010) #1-35
#199-215
Uncanny X-Force (2013) #1-17
#216-230
X-Force (2014) #1-15
All-New Marvel Now!
#231-240
X-Force (2019) #1-10
#241-290
X-Force (2020) #1-50
The Krakoa era series.
#291-current
X-Force (2024) #1-current
The “From the Ashes” relaunch series.
Wolverine
#1-189
Wolverine (1988) #1-189
#190-263
Wolverine (2003) #1-74
#264-279
Dark Wolverine #75-90 or Wolverine: Weapon X #1-16
After #74, Wolverine’s main series was taken over by his son and retitled to Dark Wolverine. But also around the same time, Wolverine: Weapon X was launched, written by Jason Aaron, who also continued on as writer in the next Wolverine series (below).
#280-299
Wolverine (2010) #1-20
#300-317
Wolverine (1988) #300-317
#318-330
Wolverine (2013) #1-13
#331-342
Wolverine (2014) #1-12
#343-392
Wolverine (2020) #1-50
The Krakoa era series.
#393-current
Wolverine (2024) #1-current
The “From the Ashes” relaunch series.