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Chronologicznie po Vol 3 (jeszcze nie zapowiedzianym) będzie vol 1 Petera Davida gdzie David po original team (Cyclops, Jean, Beast i Angel) wprowadził ten prowadzony przez Havoka.
Potem ze 2 Omnibusy z historiami teamie Havoka pisanymi przez innych.
Następnie mamy współczesne X-Factor invetigations czyli team prowadzony przez Madroxa całośc pisana przez Petera Davida i to zawarte jest w wydanych X-Factor by David 2-4. Co ciekawe w vol 4 dodany jest All New X-Factor z All New Marvel Now.
Szczegóły poniżej ze strony Nowozelandzkiego kolegi Omara z Near Mint Condition zajmującej się "reading Guidami"
Dokładna spekulacja co zapewne będzie zawarte w kolejnych niewydanych jeszcze Omnibusach z X-Factor.
https://www.crushingkrisis.com/2025/04/x-men-x-force-omnibus-mapping-tigereyes-most-wanted-marvel-omnibus-13th-annual/
"X-Teams: X-Factor Omnibus Mapping
X-Factor: The Original X-Men Vol. 3 (1990 – 1991)Now that we have the map of the recently-announced X-Factor: The Original X-Men Vol. 3, we know exactly what this book will contain!
Or… do we? Some folks might not want this to recollect the X-Factor issues contained in X-Men by Claremont & Lee Vol. 2, but it seems pretty obvious they will be double-dipped here just like things have been double-dipped in this line from “Fall of the Mutants” and “Inferno.”
What’s unclear is if this would collect the entirety of X-Tinction Agenda. I think it matters more for Uncanny X-Men (1963) and New Mutants (1983) than it does to X-Factor, so I wouldn’t be surprised if it is omitted.
This would collect X-Factor #51-70, Annual 5-6 , & Special AKA X-Factor: Prisoner of Love OGN (1990), possibly skipping #60-62 (part of X-Tinction Agenda). It would also collect material from Marvel Comics Presents (1988) #85-92, New Mutants (1983) Annual 7 (3rd story – Cyclops & Jean with Artie & Leech), and X-Force (1991) Annual 1 (2nd story – Artie & Leech), plus Muir Island Saga material in Uncanny X-Men (1963) #278-280 and potentially some crossover material from the “Days of Future Present” and “Kings of Pain” annuals.X-Factor: Havok’s X-Factor by J. M. DeMatteis (1993 – 1995) [could also start from PAD]The big question with this book is if it respects the boundaries existing X-Factor by Peter David Vol. 1.
I think the book works just fine regardless of if it does or doesn’t.
If it does collect around the PAD book, there are still more than 20 issues to collect here, and the book could extend slightly past Age of Apocalypse to add some length.
And, if it doesn’t collect around the PAD book, we’re only adding another 22 issues, which still keeps this in the range of being a reasonable-sized omnibus. Based on Marvel’s strategies across other omnibus lines, I suspect this is actually the likely outcome.
A vote for this book is a vote for it to exist no matter which mapping you prefer.
This would collect X-Factor (1986) #93-111 & Annual 9, Spider-Man & X-Factor: Shadowgame (1994) #1-4, and Phalanx Covenant crossover issues (Excalibur (1988) #82 & X-Force (1991) #38).This could wrap up with issues #112-114 by John Francis Moore, but they are from the other side of Age of Apocalypse and I think they make more sense in the next volume.
There’s a chance this recollects #71-83, 87-92, & Annual 7-8, which extends the single continuous line of X-Factor. Marvel might also include X-Men Legends (2021) #5-6 to fit between X-Factor #75-76.
X-Factor: Havok’s X-Factor by Howard Mackie (1995 – 1998) [collects to the end of the volume]
This would be a chunky collection of the entire end-run of X-Factor, which starts a year prior to Onslaught and wraps up in 1998 with the transition to Havok’s solo alternate universe book Mutant X (1998).
This would collect X-Factor (1986) #112-149 & -1, Strong Guy Reborn (1997) #1, X-Men Unlimited (1993) #21 and likely also Marvel Fanfare (1996) #6, Sabretooth & Mystique (1996) #1-4, Sabretooth (1998) #1 (AKA “Back to Nature”), X.S.E. (1996) #1-4 and material from X-Men: Prime (1995)Note that issues #112-114 are written by John Francis Moore, so they could be in the prior volume, but it makes sense for this to pick up cleanly after Age of Apocalypse."
