Books like X-Men by Judd Winick

"In late 1992, on small budgets and under tight schedules, the cast and crew of X-Men: The Animated Series crafted a television show that, despite an industry full of naysayers, immediately shot to #1. This "kids' show" often landed more than half the TV viewers across America, and a twenty-year gold rush of Marvel motion pictures and TV series followed. Previously on X-Men is Eric Lewald's personal, inside account of how the series got on the air, the many challenges that were overcome, and how the show prevailed. The head writer interviewed 36 of the artists, writers, voice cast, and executives who helped make this game-changing series a worldwide success. This book is an authoritative look into the creation of the animated series that nobody expected to succeed. Lewald offers a unique behind-the-scenes look at the Saturday-morning cartoon series that changed Hollywood"--Back cover.

The X-Men have taken down super-villains, aliens and their own future selves ... but never all at the same time! As Karima struggles to remember herself, Rachel comes to terms with her relationship with Sublime, and a new member joins the team, longtime X-foe Lady Deathstrike returns! And she has put together an all new Sisterhood, her own illuminati to take down the X-Men and enslave the world. And Psylocke is first in the Sisterhood's crosshairs! Recruiting the likes of Typhoid Mary and Enchantress, Deathstrike's cabal go on a global hunt for the most powerful ally of all ... an enemy who holds the X-Men responsible for her near-destruction! But when this foe awakens, neither team might be able to handle her!

The X‑treme team confronts a mysterious telepath as Bishop is captured, Sage uncovers a surprise, and Bogan returns. A former friend rejoins, and a possible return to the Xavier Institute looms—plus the 2001 Annual issue.