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Themes labels used: mutant acceptance, otherness, prejudice, genetics, transhumanism, identity, community, leadership, corruption, violence, survival, public fear, institutional conflict

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New X-Men by Grant Morrison: Ultimate Collection, Book 1

Grant Morrison, Ethan Van Sciver, Frank Quitely · 2008 · New X-Men (2001)

Grant Morrison reboots the X-Men with mutant extinction, new students, psychic threats, and a high-stakes status-quo shakeup.

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Themes labels: extinction · identity · mutation · evolution · prejudice · oppression · acceptance · trauma · genocide · power and responsibility · social commentary · fear of difference · new species · belonging · transformation · morality · humans vs mutants · public perception

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New X-Men, Vol. 1 : E Is for Extinction

Grant Morrison · 2002 · New X-Men (2001)

A mutant-hating mastermind launches a devastating attack, forcing the X-Men into a darker, newer era.

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Themes labels: evolution · genocide · prejudice · mutant rights · identity · fear of replacement · acceptance · humanity · transformation · leadership · grief · existential dread

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Astonishing X-Men, Vol. 1: Gifted

Joss Whedon · 2004 · Astonishing X-Men (2004) (Collected Editions)

A re-formed X-Men team faces a mutant cure, alien threats, and hidden betrayals while trying to become public heroes.

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Themes labels: identity · acceptance · prejudice · otherness · mutant rights · ethics of cure · control vs freedom · trust · leadership · heroism · fear of difference · responsibility · humanity

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Uncanny X-Men, Vol. 2: Broken

Brian Michael Bendis · 2013 · Uncanny X-Men (2013) (Collected Editions)

Broken mutants, new recruits, and mutant-rights tensions collide when the X-Men face Limbo, SHIELD, and new Sentinels.

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Themes labels: mutant rights · discrimination · xenophobia · persecution · responsibility · identity · power and control · training · aftermath · morality · leadership · public perception · fitting in · harmony between humans and mutants

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Planet X

Michael Jan Friedman · 1998 · Star Trek: The Next Generation

Star Trek: TNG and the X-Men collide when a mutant crisis on an alien world pulls both teams into danger.

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Themes labels: prejudice · mutant rights · identity · otherness · acceptance · coexistence · fear of difference · leadership · duty · teamwork · cross-cultural understanding

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X-Men: Mutant Genesis

Chris Claremont · 2006 · X-Men (1991-2001)

A relaunch-era X-Men collection pits the team against Magneto, then shifts into Wolverine-centered fallout and old enemies.

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Themes labels: mutant discrimination · nature vs nurture · identity · unity · teamwork · power and responsibility · revenge · legacy · human vs mutant · morality · control · free will

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Uncanny Avengers, Vol. 1: The Red Shadow

Rick Remender · 2013 · Uncanny Avengers by Rick Remender

A new Avengers-X-Men unity team forms after AvX, but Red Skull’s anti-mutant campaign turns coexistence into crisis.

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Themes labels: prejudice · racism · hatred · fear · unity · coexistence · mutant identity · public image · responsibility · grief · legacy · propaganda · mob violence · moral conflict

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Astonishing X-Men Omnibus

Joss Whedon · 2009 · Astonishing X-Men (2004) (Collected Editions)

A mutant superhero team reunites to face a cure, new threats, and escalating crises in a tightly paced omnibus.

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Themes labels: otherness · acceptance · identity · humanity · mutant rights · responsibility · sacrifice · heroism · public perception · belonging · grief · love · fear · choice · free will · artificial life · continuity · redemption

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Forager

Peter R. Stone · 2014 · Forager

A mutant forager in post-apocalyptic Melbourne hides his gift while a forbidden romance and city threats close in.

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Themes labels: survival · secrecy · control · freedom · oppression · gender inequality · social hierarchy · trust · identity · rebuilding civilization · love versus duty · moral conflict · mutants as outcasts · truth and concealment

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Avengers vs. X-Men Omnibus

Jason Aaron, Brian Michael Bendis, Ed Brubaker, Joanthan Hickman, Matt Fraction · 2012 · Avengers vs. X-Men

A cosmic force returns to Earth, forcing the Avengers and X-Men into a sprawling war over one mutant girl's fate.

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Themes labels: mutant oppression · civil rights · ethical conflict · power and responsibility · survival · rebirth · sacrifice · destiny · corruption of power · fear of extinction · oppression · choice versus fate

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Line and Orbit

Sunny Moraine, Lisa Soem · 2013 · Root Code

A genetically enhanced outcast flees a perfection-obsessed empire and finds refuge, danger, and desire among space nomads.

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Themes labels: eugenics · perfectionism · acceptance · identity · survival · prejudice · homophobia · authoritarianism · conformity · community · genetic engineering · nature versus control · ethics · secrecy · healing · chosen identity · humanity · social exclusion · cultural difference

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Amped

Daniel H. Wilson · 2012

In a near-future America, a teacher with a brain implant is swept into a civil-rights crisis over human enhancement.

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Themes labels: humanity · civil rights · discrimination · prejudice · othering · free will · morality · technology ethics · transhumanism · identity · societal fear · class conflict · marginalization · government power · mob mentality · social commentary · belonging · enhancement

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