A rarity in modern mainstream comics, Rick Remender's Uncanny X-Force is a series that pretty much stands comfortably alone. It's especially rare for an X-Men spin-off. But the nature of Wolverine's new black ops X-Force team is to stay so far below the radar that no one ever finds out they exist. Despite this, nothing happens in a vacuum and the effect of the team's murderous missions starts to have an effect on their lives in the outside world. As cool as the series itself is, the primary message is that killing causes its own problems. Death starts to affect the members of X-Force on every level, especially Archangel who actually becomes Death again and something far, far worse. Even the unhinged Deadpool is disturbed by the team's first mission, so you know you're heading into some dark, dark territory.
This reading order contains every appearance of the members of X-Force (including all the various team books Wolverine appears in) in chronological order with the spotlight on the stories that directly impact X-Force or X-Force directly impact. There's the occasional appearance where two members of the team will appear together, but not mention X-Force. There are Wolverine's interactions with his psychotic son Daken, the effect of the Dark Angel Saga on the Jean Grey School For Higher Learning, the fate of Tabula Rasa and Deadpool's efforts to end his life with X-Force's help. But really you don't need to read any of that. Just stick to the Uncanny X-Force series and have a blast.
You don't even need to read any past X-Force stories for this to make sense. If you really want to dive into Angel's transformation into Death during THE FALL OF THE MUTANTS, the Reavers almost killing the X-Men during DISSOLUTION & REBIRTH, Psylocke caging the Shadow King during PSI-WAR or the birth of THE AGE OF APOCALYPSE then go for it. But you don't need to and you'll soon pick it up if it's new to you.
MCG Notes:
- Issue listings in blue & black: The must-read X-Force stories from this time period, along with any key related stories and often-forgotten tales that are worth a read.
- Issue listings in grey: Part of X-Force's chronology, cameo appearances or stories of note that are non-essential, don't reference X-Force as a team or no longer considered 'required reading'.
- Chronology: Every appearance of tX-Force from this period is included in chronological order, mapping out their timeline rather than just the order the issues were released.
- Spoilers: The issue/story overviews may include spoilers, so be warned!
Reading orders for the previous incarnations of X-Force to follow:
- 1991-1994: Under the Gun
- 1994-1998: Onslaught Rising
- 1998-2001: Revolution
- 2001-2004: X-FORCE/X-STATIX - Famous, Mutant & Mortal
- 2008-2010: Mutant Black Ops
Before he brought us Uncanny X-Force, Rick Remender tackled a couple of the series leads in short stories featured in Wolverine: Dangerous Games and Deadpool #1000. Jason Aaron introduced Deathlok Prime in the short-lived Wolverine: Weapon X series. And the 'Uncanny' X-Force made their debut at the end of the SECOND COMING X-Men event:
Deadpool #1000[3/11] (2010)
Deadpool rescues Scamperdink Hornfincle Bandersnatch III from vampires (it's hard to tell if or when this story took place).
Wolverine: Dangerous Games #1[2/2] (2010)
Wolverine takes some time out in Bangkok, but his search for peace is inevitably met with violence.
Wolverine: Weapon X #11-15 (2010)
First appearance of Deathlok Prime (Earth-10511); Wolverine and Captain America get help from the Avengers and Fantastic Four when an army of super-powered Deathloks are unleashed from another universe by Roxxon.
X-Men: Second Coming #2 (2010)
First appearance of the Uncanny X-Force; with Bastion defeated, Cyclops orders Wolverine to disband X-Force; instead, Wolverine invites Archangel, Deadpool, EVA, Fantomex and Psylocke to form a new incarnation of the black ops crew (though it's possible that this moment takes place after the initial 'Uncanny X-Force' Story arc); the team are sworn to secrecy about their existence and missions during SECOND COMING.
Uncanny X-Force #1-4 (2010-2011)
First appearance of the Last Horsemen of Apocalypse (Death/Sanjar Javeed, Famine/Jeb Lee, Pestilence/Ichisumi and War/Decimus Furius) and Cavern-X; Wolverine's secret black ops X-Force squad rally when Clan Akkaba resurrect Apocalypse as a young boy and assemble the last Horsemen; X-Force show how far they're willing to go to protect mutantkind during THE APOCALYPSE SOLUTION.
Uncanny X-Force #5.1 (2010)
Gateway alerts X-Force to the Reavers' planned attack on the X-Men.
Wolverine #5.1 (2011)
Deadpool shows up for the surprise birthday party Melita Garner holds for Wolverine; the feral mutant misses his own party as he's busy dealing with two murderous brothers.
Thunderstrike #2, 4-5 (2011)
Wolverine and his fellow Avengers assist Thunderstike against Adam Mann and Mangog.
X-Men: To Serve and Protect #1[1/2] -2[1/4] (2011)
Angel, Psylocke and Wolverine cameos; the X-Men fight Mister Negative and his Inner Demons when they go to war with the Serpent Society on the streets of San Francisco.
X-Men: To Serve and Protect #1[4/4] (2011)
Fantomex clashes with Batroc the Leaper over a stolen diamond.
Hulk #28[2/2] (2011)
Wolverine cameo; Wolverine is among those observed by Yruku the Watcher.
New Avengers #8 (2011)
Alongside the New Avengers, Wolverine takes down a Doombot.
Fantastic Four #584, 588 (2011)
Psylocke and Wolverine cameos; the X-Men attend the Human Torch's memorial service during THREE.
Amazing Spider-Man #661[2/2] (2011)
Wolverine cameo; the Avengers battle Fin Fang Foom.
Avengers #7-12 (2011)
The Avengers, New Avengers, Secret Avengers and the Illuminati join forces when the Hood claims the Infinity Gauntlet.
Age of Ultron #10 (2013)
Wolverine cameo; an alternate Wolverine from Earth-61112 makes multiple time jumps to undo the Age of Ultron causing rifts in the time-space continuum during AGE OF ULTRON.
Klaws of the Panther #2 (2010)
Shuri turns to Wolverine for help in stopping Klaw's plans during KLAWS OF THE PANTHER.
Wolverine #1000[2/5], [3/5] (2011)
Wolverine takes on werewolves; Wolverine meets his biggest fan.
Uncanny X-Force #5-9 (2011)
First appearance of the Deathloks of Earth-11045, Father and Evan Sabahnur; Fantomex is attacked by super-Deathoks from an alternate universe sent by Father of Weapon Plus UK, leading to X-Force facing Deathlok versions of themselves; Deathlok Prime joins X-Force; Psylocke faces the Shadow King; Magneto discovers the existence of X-Force and agrees to keep their secret if they kill a Nazi war criminal for him.
Deadpool #33.1, 32-36 (2011)
First appearance of Macho Gomez; Deadpool is hired to evict the Wrecker; Deadpool is framed for stealing an alien weapon when intergalactic mercenary Macho Gomez is hired to retrieve it; Deadpool is hired to kill Id the Selfish Moon.
X-Men Legacy #244-245 (2011)
New Mutants #22 (2011)
X-Men Legacy #246 (2011)
New Mutants #23 (2011)
X-Men Legacy #247 (2011)
New Mutants #24 (2011)
X-Men Legacy #248 (2011)
First appearances of numerous Earth-11326 incarnations of the X-Men, including Angel and Psylocke; appearances of the Earth-11326 incarnation of Wolverine; reality is altered, recreating the X-Men's island Utopia into Fortress X during AGE OF X.
New Mutants #25 (2011)
Psylocke cameo; Wolverine leads the New Mutants on a mission to locate Nimrod fragments.
Namor: The First Mutant #11 (2011)
Angel and Wolverine cameo; Subcommander Selach attacks Utopia.
Deadpool: Merch With a Mouth #1-13 (2009-2010)
Prelude to Deadpool Corps #1-5 (2010)
Deadpool Corps #1-12 (2010-2011)
Deadpool Corps #1[2/2] (2010)
First appearance of the Deadpool Corps, Dogpool (of Earth-103173), Kidpool (of Earth-10330), Lady Deadpool (of Earth-3010) and Betty Swanson; after a lengthy adventure with Headpool (the head of zombie Deadpool from Earth-2149), Deadpool teams up with alternate universe versions of himself assembled by the Grandmaster during DEADPOOL CORPS.
Deadpool Family #1[2/3] (2010)
Deadpool cameo; Lady Deadpool decides what to do with Headpool.
Wolverine/Deadpool: The Decoy #1[1/2] (2011)
Wolverine and Deadpool team up against a deadly Shi'ar robot; Wolverine offers a one-time payment and makes no reference to their role in X-Force.
Skaar: King of the Savage Land #5 (2011)
Wolverine cameo; the Avengers try to help break a barrier erected around the Savage Land by the Designer.
Deadpool #1000[1/11] (2010)
Deadpool is manipulated by a femme fatale.
New Avengers 9-13 (2011)
First appearance of the Avengers of 1959; the New Avengers investigate Superia's activities with former agents of HAMMER and learn of the existence of a team of 'Avengers' formed by Nick Fury in the 1950s.
Deadpool #1000[2/11] (2010)
A trip inside Deadpool's dreams.
Astonishing X-Men #36-37, 39, 41 (2001)
Wolverine is among the X-Men despatched to Japan when Mentallo takes control of Fin Fang Foom.
Avengers Academy #11 (2011)
Wolverine accompanies his fellow Avengers to Avengers Academy when Korvac returns.
Deadpool #1000[6/11] (2010)
Deadpool is hired to kill a man at a party.
Generation Hope #6 (2011)
Wolverine appearance; Cerebro detects a sixth mutant.
Uncanny X-Men #534.1 (2011)
Wolverine appearance; Magneto accepts an interview with Kate Kildare.
Deadpool #1000[9/11] (2010)
Deadpool is hired to find a missing goat.
Uncanny X-Men #535, 537-328 (2011)
Wolverine, Angel and their fellow X-Men defend Utopia when Powerlord Kruun comes from the Breakworld looking for revenge.
Deadpool #1000[11/11] (2010)
Deadpool's attempt to rescue a cat leads to him facing himself in a dream dimension.
Amazing Spider-Man Annual #38 (2011)
Deadpool Annual #1 (2011)
Incredible Hulks Annual #1 (2011)
Wolverine cameo; Deadpool, Spider-Man and the Hulk find themselves on Earth-11368 where all their lives turned out very differently during IDENTITY WARS.
Daken: Dark Wolverine #9.1 (2011)
After taking over the Madripoor underworld, Daken breaks into Avengers Tower to confront Wolverine; Daken sets his sights on San Francisco.
X-23 #10-12 (2011)
Wolverine, Jubilee and X-23 hunt down Kimura in Paris.
Uncanny X-Men #539 (2011)
Wolverine tracks down Hope Summers when she's kidnapped by the Crimson Commando.
Fear Itself #1-2 (2011)
Fear Itself: Deadpool #1-3 (2011)
Uncanny X-Men #541-542 (2011)
Fear Itself: Wolverine #1-3 (2011)
First appearance of the Serpent (Cul Borson) and the Worthy; first appearance of Attuma as Nerrkod, Colossus as Juggernaut, Hulk as Nul, Juggernaut as Kuurth, Sin as Skadi and Titania as Skirn; Wolverine and the Avengers rise up to defend Earth when the Serpent's Worthy and Sin's neo-Nazi forces attack America; Deadpool tricks the Walrus into believing he has one of the Worthy's magic hammers; Angel and his fellow X-Men face Juggernaut/Kuurth head-on until the villain loses his Cyttorak powers to Colossus; Wolverine pursues black ops team STRIKE when they take advantage of the chaos in America and steal a Helicarrier during FEAR ITSELF.
Fear Itself: Uncanny X-Force #1-3 (2011)
Amid the chaos in America, X-Force discover a new wave of mutant-hating Purifiers hoping to turn themselves into human bombs during FEAR ITSELF.
Fear Itself #6 (2011)
Iron Man #509 (2011)
Fear Itself #7(pp.1-33) (2011)
Avengers Academy #20 (2011)
Wolverine appearances; the Avengers take the injured Thor back to Asgard and face the Serpent; Iron Man approaches the Avengers with power-ups; Wolverine is among the Avengers who receive an Asgardian weapon from Iron Man and become one of the Mighty, taking down the Worthy; Wolverine recovers with the New Avengers in Avengers Mansion during FEAR ITSELF.Alpha Flight #6-8 (2012)
Wolverine is reunited with Alpha Flight, but his meeting with Guardian turns sour.
Fear Itself #7(pp.35-36) (2011)
Wolverine and his fellow Avengers survey the damage caused by the Serpent during FEAR ITSELF.
Deadpool #37 (2011)
Flashback: Deadpool turns to Wolverine for advice in using the Hulk to solve his problems.
Avengers #13-15 (2011)
New Avengers #16 (2011)
Avengers #17 (2011)
Wolverine is among the Avengers looking back at their experiences in the war against the Serpent and the Worthy in the 'American Blitzkrieg' including their fights against the Thing/Angrir and Hulk/Nul, the Thule Society's attack on Avengers Mansion during FEAR ITSELF.
Avengers #18 (2011)
Captain America reshuffles the Avengers line-ups, keeping Wolverine on both the main Avengers team and the New Avengers during SHATTERED HEROES/OSBORN RISES.
Deadpool #37-42 (2011)
Deadpool tries to get the Hulk to kill him until the Green Goliath's rampage almost kills thousands of innocents; Deadpool is institutionalised until he's freed by Dr Ella Whitby who develops an obsession with him.
Avengers Solo #2[1/2] (2011)
Wolverine cameo; Wolverine helps rebuild Avengers Academy.
Deadpool #42-49 (2011-2012)
First appearance of Evil Deadpool; the disturbing extent of Dr Ella Whitby's obsession with Deadpool comes to light when it's revealed that she has been collecting body parts he'd lost over the years; when the refrigerated parts are unexpectedly thawed, their healing factors activate and merge them together into Evil Deadpool; Captain America pursues Deadpool due to a case of mistaken identity; Captain America and Deadpool both chase down Evil Deadpool.
Fear Itself: The Fearless #6-7, 10-12 (2011-2012)
Captain America sends Wolverine in to stop Crossbones from claiming the missing hammers of the Worthy; Valkyrie calls on all of the Avengers for help in the final battle against Crossbones, Sin and the DOA during FEAR ITSELF.
Deadpool #49.1 (2012)
Deadpool goes over the recent events in his life in the form of a musical.
Avengers: The Children's Crusade #2-9 (2010-2012)
Wolverine makes repeated attempts to kill the Scarlet Witch when she's located by the Young Avengers, Avengers and X-Men; Doctor Doom tries to turn the return of the Scarlet Witch's powers to his advantage as she begins restoring the mutants' lost powers during THE CHILDREN'S CRUSADE.
Battlescars #3-4 (2012)
Deadpool is among those hunting Sergeant Marcus Johnson to learn the valuable secret he's holding; Deadpool ends up siding with Johnson against the Serpent Society during SHATTERED HEROES.
New Avengers Annual #1 (2011)
Avengers Annual #1 (2012)
Wonder Man leads a team of disgruntled heroes, the Revengers, against the Avengers (including Wolverine) during THE REVENGERS.
Amazing Spider-Man #665[1/2] (2011)
Wolverine cameo; the Avengers take on Arcade during INFESTED: THE ROAD TO SPIDER-ISLAND.
X-Men #7-10 (2011)
Angel cameo; Spider-Man teams up with Wolverine and the rest of the X-Men to stop Dark Beast creating lizard-people based on the Lizard.
Amazing Spider-Man #666 (2011)
Spider-Island: Cloak & Dagger #1 (2011)
Amazing Spider-Man #667-668(pp.1-7) (2011)
Spider-Island: Deadly Foes #1[1/2] (2011)
Amazing Spider-Man #668(pp.8-11) (2011)
Spider-Island: Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #1 (2011)
Spider-Island: Avengers #1 (2011)
Amazing Spider-Man #668(pp.12-14) (2011)
Amazing Spider-Man #670(pp.1-10) (2011)
Herc #7-8 (2011)
Amazing Spider-Man #672-673 (2011-2012)
First appearance of the fourth Jackal clone; Wolverine is among the team of X-Men who come to the rescue when New Yorkers are mutated into giant spiders by the Jackal and the Queen during SPIDER-ISLAND.
X-Men #11 (2011)
Angel, Psylocke and Wolverine cameos; Jubilee tries to come to terms with being a vampire during CURSE OF THE MUTANTS.
Wolverine: The Best There Is #1-12 (2011-2012)
First appearance of Contagion (Winsor) and Flip; Wolverine battles Contagion and the Unkillables.
X-Men: Giant-Size #1 (2011)
X-Men #12-15 (2011)
First appearance of the Evolutionary and the Evolutionaries; the X-Men (including Angel, Psylocke and Wolverine) battle the mysterious Evolutionaries during FIRST TO LAST.
Generation Hope #9 (2011)
Wolverine tries to keep Zero from going down a killer's path.
X-Men #16-19 (2011)
The X-Men (including Wolverine) team up with the Future Foundation and Skull the Slayer on a journey into the Bermuda Triangle.
Moon Knight #4, 6, 12 (2011-2012)
Wolverine, Spider-Man and Captain America investigate Moon Knight's activities in Los Angeles.
Annihilators: Earthfall #1-4 (2011-2012)
Wolverine and his fellow Avengers defend Earth from the Universal Church of Truth and the resurrected Magus with help from the cosmic heroes, the Annihilators.
Wolverine #10-16 (2011)
Wolverine learns the origin of the Red Right Hand and goes after them in pursuit of revenge; Wolverine returns to the wilds of Canada to rediscover himself.
X-Men: Prelude to Schism #4(p.1) (2011)
X-Men: Prelude to Schism #1(p.1) (2011)
X-Men: Prelude to Schism #4(p.3) (2011)
X-Men: Prelude to Schism #1(p.2) (2011)
X-Men: Prelude to Schism #4(p.8) (2011)
X-Men: Prelude to Schism #2 (2011)
X-Men: Prelude to Schism #3(pp.1-13) (2011)
X-Men: Prelude to Schism #4(p.9) (2011)
X-Men: Prelude to Schism #3(pp.13-20) (2011)
X-Men: Prelude to Schism #4(pp.12-18) (2011)
X-Men: Prelude to Schism #3(p.20) (2011)
X-Men: Prelude to Schism #4(pp.18-21) (2011)
X-Men: Prelude to Schism #3(pp.21) (2011)
X-Men: Prelude to Schism #4(pp.20-22) (2011)
X-Men: Prelude to Schism #3(p.22) (2011)
Wolverine is among the X-Men assessing his place on Utopia and the X-Men's pace in the world during SCHISM.
Wolverine #16(pp.19-20) (2011)
Wolverine fights alongside and the Avengers and X-Men.
X-Men: Schism #1-3(pp.1-19) (2011)
Generation Hope #10 (2011)
X-Men: Schism #3(pp.20-22)-5(pp.1-17) (2011)
First appearance of Manuel Enduque, Maximillian Frankenstein, Wilhelmina Kensington and Kade Kilgore; Wolverine disagrees with Cyclops over the role of the young mutants in Utopia's care, cleaving the X-Men's loyalties in two, including those or Angel and Psylocke; Wolverine decides to leave Utopia during SCHISM.
X-Men: Regenesis #1(pp.1-14) (2011)
X-Men: Regenesis #1(pp.15-19) (2011) / Generation Hope #12(pp.9-13) (2011)
X-Men: Regenesis #1(pp.20-34) (2011)
The X-Men are divided with half the team agreeing to accompany Wolverine as he plans to open a new school to train young mutants; Psylocke disagrees with Wolverine and decides to remain with Cyclops' team on Utopia, but will still answer the call when X-Force need her during REGENESIS.
X-Men: Schism #5(pp.18-23) (2011)
Wolverine takes his X-Men to the ruins of the Xavier Estate during SCHISM.
X-Men: Legacy #259 (2012)
Uncanny X-Men #544 (2011)
Psylocke cameo; the X-Men of Utopia deal with the departure of half the team during REGENESIS.
Wolverine #17-19 (2011-2012)
Wolverine drops back to San Francisco to meet with Melita Garner and settles his differences with the Black Dragon Tong; Melita returns to New York with Wolverine to get a job at the Daily Bugle during REGENESIS.
Uncanny X-Men #1(pp.1-10) (2012)
First appearance of the X-Men Extinction Team; Psylocke takes on a new role as Security Recon on Utopia during REGENESIS.
X-Factor #230 (2012)
In order to keep a closer eye on X-Factor Investigations, Wolverine insists on Havok and Polaris joining the group during REGENESIS.
X-Men #20-23 (2012)
Psylocke and the rest of the X-Men Security Recon team join forces with War Machine in Puternicstan to investigate the sale of Sentinels on the black market during REGENESIS.
Wolverine and the X-Men #1-3 (2011-2012)
First appearance of Kid Gladiator (Kubark), Krakoa III, Warbird (Ava'Dara Naganandini) and the Jean Grey School For Higher Learning; Wolverine opens the new school for inspection when the new Hellfire Club attack during REGENESIS.
Wolverine and the X-Men: Alpha & Omega #1-3 (2012)
Kid Omega challenges Wolverine in an attempt to prove why he should rule the school.
X-Men #24-27 (2012)
The Nosferatu Sect hires mercenaries to kill Raizo Kodo just as Jubilee agrees to join his Forgiven; Deadpool is among the mercenaries, though he doesn't acknowledge his X-Force connections with Psylocke when the X-Men try to convince Jubilee to come home with them.
Wolverine #310-313 (2012)
First appearance of Remus; Wolverine allies with Romulus' sister, Remus; while looking to kill Romulus, Wolverine learns Sabretooth is alive, having only killed one of an army of Sabretooth clones.
Avenging Spider-Man #1 (2012)
Wolverine, Spider-Man and the other Avengers take down an AIM faction.
X-23 #17 (2012)
Wolverine calls on X-23 to help convince Hellion to come to the Jean Grey School For Higher Learning.
X-23 #20 (2012)
X-23 tells Wolverine she's decided not to stay at the Jean Grey School For Higher Learning.
New Avengers #16.1 (2011)
Despite threats from Wolverine, Norman Osborn tricks the Avengers into helping him break out of jail during OSBORN RISES.
Avenging Spider-Man #5 (2012)
Alongside the Avengers, Wolverine helps apprehend the Serpent Society.
Avengers: X-Sanction #1-4 (2012)
First appearance of Blaquesmith of Earth-12202; Cable returns, doing his best to take down the Avengers before the Techno-Organic Virus finally kills him in an effort to change the future and save Hope Summers' life; Wolverine and Spider-Man defeat Cable who warns of a war between the Avengers and X-Men during AvX: AVENGERS VS X-MEN.
Avengers #19 (2012)
Wolverine leaves the primary Avengers team during SHATTERED HEROES / OSBORN RISES.
New Avengers #17-23 (2011-2012)
Avengers #24 (2012)
First appearance of the Ultimo Drone; first appearance of Toxie Doxie/June Covington as the Scarlet Witch; first appearance of Ai Apaec as Spider-Man; first appearance of Superia/Deidre Wentworth as Ms Marvel; first appearance of Gorgon/Tomi Shishido as Wolverine; alongside the New Avengers, Wolverine faces Norman Osborn's new iteration of HAMMER and a brand new Dark Avengers line-up; both Avengers teams eventually join forces against Osborn during OSBORN RISES.
FF #11 (2011)
Fantastic Four #600 (2012)
Wolverine's X-Men join forces with the other New York heroes against the combined might of the invading Kree forces, the Cult of the Negative Zone and Doctor Doom during FOREVER.
Wolverine #20 (2012)
Wolverine #300-303 (2012)
First appearance of the Silver Samurai (Shingen Harada) and Seraph's Angels; Wolverine returns to Japan to investigates the murder of the Silver Samurai, only to clash with a new one; Wolverine also finds himself faced with Sabretooth, Mystique and Lord Deathstrike during BACK IN JAPAN.
Daken: Dark Wolverine #21-23 (2012)
Daken returns to New York where Mister Fantastic informs him that his intake of the drug Heat is now killing him; with days left to live, Daken focuses on seeking revenge on his father, Wolverine; an explosion seemingly kills Daken, leaving Wolverine with no real answers about Daken's confusing intentions.
Uncanny X-Men #4 (2012)
Psylocke cameo; the Extinction Team face the Phalanx.
Wolverine and the X-Men #4(p.1) (2012)
Wolverine switches between working at the school and killing ninjas during REGENESIS.
Uncanny X-Force #10-18 (2011-2012)
First appearance of Genocide (William Rolfson), Harper Simmons, the Death Seed, Tabula Rasa and Earth-295's Black Legion (Beta Red, Demon-Ock, Grimm Chamber, Iron Ghost, Manphibian, Orange Hulk, White Cloak & Zombie Sentry); first appearance of Elizabeth Braddock/Psylocke as Death; first appearance of Evan Sabahnur as Genesis; first appearance of Weapon X/Logan of Earth-295 as Weapon Omega; first appearance of Storm of Earth-295 as Ororodius; following the death of Apocalypse, the Death Seed is activated within Archangel who leaves X-Force and joins Clan Akkaba and instigate a plan to evolve planet Earth to its next stage; the only way they can obtain a Life Seed to 'cure' Archangel is to coerce the Dark Beast into transporting them to Earth-295, the Age of Apocalypse; X-Force are stranded in the dark alternate universe where a former member of Earth-295's X-Men has been transformed by their Death Seed into the replacement for the deceased Apocalypse; X-Force return to Earth-616 and struggle to save their friend until unexpected back-up arrives.
Uncanny X-Force #19(pp.1-17) (2012)
Wolverine and the X-Men #4(p.1) (2012)
Nightcrawler of Earth-295 joins X-Force while the rest of the X-Men of Earth-295 return to their world; Angel and Genesis are inducted into the Jean Grey School For Higher Learning during REGENESIS.
Uncanny X-Men #5-8 (2012)
First appearance of Savage; Psylocke leads the Extinction Team into Tabula Rasa without revealing the existence of X-Force or her involvement in the event.
Fantomex is taken by the Captain Britain Corps during REGENESIS.
Uncanny X-Force #20-24(pp.1-18) (2012)
First appearance of Jamie Braddock (Earth-12523) and Weapon III/Skinless Man (Harry Pizer); first appearance of Psylocke/Elizabeth Braddock as Lady Britain; X-Force head to Otherworld to rescue Fantomex; returning to Earth-616, X-Force help Nightcrawler hunt the fugitives of Earth-295, starting with Iceman.
Wolverine and the X-Men #4(pp.2-18) (2012)
Genesis struggles to fit in at the Jean Grey School; the X-Men notice a marked changed in Angel; Deathlok runs a class and gets a glimpse of Genesis' possible future during REGENESIS.
Wolverine #304 (2012)
Sabretooth holds a party to celebrate his new role as the 'Invisible King of Asia', inviting numerous villains to the event; Wolverine arrives to mess up the party and doesn't flinch at Daken as he slices through him and others to get to Sabretooth.
Deadpool #50-54 (2012)
Deadpool convinces X-Force to attack the Kingpin for him, not letting on he believes he holds the means to end his life; X-Force head to Madripoor where Typhoid Mary and Daken interfere with Deadpool's plans; betrayed by their teammate, X-Force decide to kill Deadpool which should be easier now that he has no powers.
Uncanny X-Force #24(pp.19-20)-35 (2012-2013)
First appearance of the Omega Clan (Omega Black, Omega Red II & Omega White), Magistrate Braddock and Earth-12928; back in Wolverine's good books, Deadpool carries out a new mission which turns out to be a trap; X-Force were down to three members, but they're forced to come together one last time to take on the new Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, take a trip to the future and find out if Evan Sabahnur will become the new Apocalypse.
- 2013-2015: Cable vs X-Force
Uncanny X-Force vol.1-7
Uncanny X-Force by Rick Remender: The Complete Collection vol.1-2
Uncanny X-Force Omnibus
Deadpool #1000
Uncanny X-Force #1-5, 5.1, 6-19, 19.1, 20-35
Wolverine: Dangerous Games #1
Wolverine: Road to Hell #1
Wolverine by Jason Aaron Omnibus
Wolverine by Jason Aaron: The Complete Collection vol.2
Wolverine: Weapon X vol.3: Tomorrow Dies Today
All include...
Wolverine: Weapon X #11-15
X-Men: Second Coming
Includes...
X-Men: Second Coming #2
Deadpool Classics vol.14
Deadpool: Dead Head Redemption
Includes...
Deadpool #1000
Wolverine: Dangerous Games
Includes Wolverine: Dangerous Games #1.
Wolverine vs Deadpool
Includes Wolverine/Deadpool: The Decoy #1.
Daken: Dark Wolverine - Big Break
Marvel Point One
Includes...
Daken: Dark Wolverine #9.1
Fear Itself: Uncanny X-Force/The Deep
Includes...
Fear Itself: Uncanny X-Force #1-3
Uncanny X-Men by Kieron Gillen: The Complete Collection vol.1
X-Men: Schism
Both include...
X-Men: Regenesis #1
X-Men: The Curse is Broken
Includes...
X-Men #24-27
Daken: Dark Wolverine - No More Heroes
Includes...
Daken: Dark Wolverine #21-23
Wolverine and the X-Men by Jason Aaron vol.1
Wolverine and the X-Men by Jason Aaron Omnibus
All include...
Wolverine and the X-Men #4
Wolverine: Back in Japan
Wolverine by Jason Aaron: The Complete Collection vol.4
Wolverine Goes To Hell Omnibus
Include...
Wolverine #304
Deadpool by Daniel Way Omnibus
Deadpool by Daniel Way: The Complete Collection vol.4
Deadpool: Dead
All include....
Deadpool #50-54
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