Steve Does Comics

On M-Day , the mutant population was reduced from the millions to just a couple of hundred. Having gone from being considered the next step in human evolution, mutants are now an endangered species. The X-Men 's resident scientist, Hank McCoy - better-known as Beast - decides to do something about the Scarlet Witch 's mass-depowering of mutants (during HOUSE OF M ) in an attempt to solve the unsolvable... [AGE OF APOCALYPSE - first appearance of the Dark Beast] [HOUSE OF M - the Scarlet Witch depowers the mutant population] [DECIMATION - the immediate fallout from House of M] X-Men: Endangered Species #1 X-Men #200 [2/2] Uncanny X-Men #488 [2/2] X-Factor #21 [2/2] New X-Men #40 [2/2] X-Men #201 [2/2] Uncanny X-Men #489 [2/2] X-Factor #22 [2/2] New X-Men #41 [2/2] X-Men #202 [2/2] Uncanny X-Men #490 [2/2] X-Factor #23 [2/2] New X-Men #42 [2/2] X-Men #203 [2/2] Uncanny X-Men #491 [2/2] X-Factor #24 [2/2] X-Men #204 [2/2] X-Men: Endangered Species #1 Having learned of the death

The  Skrulls  reading order continues!  Here's part two of three posts that'll take you right up to the event that had their biggest impact on the  Marvel Universe ...  SECRET INVASION ! This time around, we witness the destruction of the Skrulls' throneworld, the loss of their shape-shifting powers, the ending and reigniting of the  Kree-Skrull War , and the introduction of the War-Skrulls and Talos the Tamed .  As always, I'd like to thank the guys over at the  Marvel Chronology Project  which I use as a basis and then work out my own version of the Marvel Universe continuity. Those guys have done all the heavy lifting for me! MCG Note: Issues in  blue  are worth reading, are major chapters in Skrull history or may play a key part in the great Marvel tapestry. Issues in  grey  are part of the Skrulls' chronology, stories of note that aren't essential or are no longer considered 'required reading'. [ SKRULLS READING ORDER : Rise of the Skrulls (1962-19