@lxlgiftedlxl: Wow ok. Well theres lots of ways to do this (most of which can be found in the Guide to Reading X-Men thread at the top of the forum) but I recommend just getting more familiar with the material.
Modern books - Morrisons New X-Men > Whedons Astonishing> Messiah Complex and then Second Coming and Schism.
Id also recommend New X-Men by K&Y and New Mutants volume 3 as great runs that sort of fill in the blanks of what happened before and after Messiah Complex.
You can skip the 90s (nothing against it, just everything that happened aside from maybe one or two deaths was bad, complicated or undone) and read everything Claremont From Phoenix Saga to about Fall of the Mutants.
From there you have a solid foundation and you can just read other good story and character stuff thats not as important. (The rest of 80s Claremont up until he leaves the X-Men,New Mutants vol 1, X-Factor vol1 (someone will fight me on this), Excalibut vol 1 (though its a long ride), X-Treme X-Men, Peter Davids X-Factor vol 3, Carey's X-Men Legacy)
Theb you just have to know where to look. The 90s have a few ok to great Colossus stories. Jubilee, Emma Feost and the Gen X team are cult favorites. Cyclops, Jean, Cable, Rachel, X-Man, Maddie and Apocalypse ..they have reccuring plots that have moments and mini series sprinkled all over the place. And Magneto just walks around being a badass for the first half of the 90s up until he gets his own island and starts going a little crazy.
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