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- Professor X. Professor Charles Francis Xavier, X-Men (vol. 1) #42 (1968, back-up story) (in flashback), Xavier is the founder of the X-Men, and original headmaster of the Xavier Institute for Higher Learning.
- Cyclops. Scott Summers. Summers is the first of the team's founding members, and has been the longtime leader of the X-Men. He is the former headmaster of the Xavier Institute, and former leader of the original X-Factor.
- Iceman. Robert Louis "Bobby" Drake, X-Men (vol. 1) #46 (1968, back-up story) (flashback). Drake is the second founding member, and the youngest of the group.
- Angel/Archangel. Warren Kenneth Worthington III, X-Men (vol. 1) #56 (1969, back-up story) (flashback). Warren is the third of the team's founding members, and the only member of the original team to have acted as a costumed hero even before joining the X-Men.
List. Uncanny X-Men, originally published as The X-Men, is an American comic book series published by Marvel Comics since 1963, and is the longest-running series in the X-Men comics franchise. It features a team of superheroes called the X-Men, a group of mutants with superhuman abilities led and taught by Professor X .
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This article is designed to try to chart the comings and goings of the various members of the main X-Men team and identify the various rosters that were present. Pages 1
- Introduction to The Kieron Gillen Run
- Uncanny X-Men Continuity
- Uncanny X-Men Conclusion
Not many X-Men writers can say they ended not one, but two series of Uncanny X-Men! Kieron Gillen joined Marvel to co-write the ‘Quarantine’ arc with Matt Fraction, and then took over the book from #534.1. When the events of ‘Schism’ brought Uncanny to a restart, Gillen penned the last issue and was then responsible for leading the ‘Regenesis’ bran...
The Gillen run is an unusual one, in that it was essentially dictated by a series of overarching narratives; rather than resist this, however, Gillen wisely chose to integrate them into his own stories. ‘Fear Itself’ established one of his central character arcs; everything in his run heads towards the events of ‘Schism’ and ‘AvX’, right down to ‘L...
The Gillen run is unique, and plays a vital role in charting the history of the X-Men. It is essential reading for ‘AvX’, with every arc leading into that event and Gillen himself penning the conclusion. It is unusually cerebral, with themes of power and fear threaded through the entire run. Unfortunately, it also seems to be easily overlooked by X...
Our Character Spotlights provide an in-depth look at an individual characters comic book appearances. Each entry will always include a Vital Statistics and Biography section. For those characters with a more diverse history, we will also include a costume gallery, alternate versions and issue checklist sections.
Uncanny X-Men (band) Uncanny X-Men were an Australian pop rock band which formed in late 1980. Their founding mainstay was lead singer Brian Mannix. Originally with Nick Matandos on drums and Ron Thiessen on guitar, they were soon joined by Chuck Hargreaves on guitar and Steve Harrison on bass guitar. John Kirk replaced Harrison and Craig Waugh ...
Overview: Title was originally just called X-Men until #142, when it changed to Uncanny X-Men. Title was canceled with #66 but continued to be published until #93, reprinting earlier stories. Following Giant-Size X-Men #1 and the introduction of the "all-new, all-different" team, new stories began with #94. Although the title was cancelled with ...
