In What Order Should I Read Marvel Demon Days X-Men And Rising Storm?

The comic timeline with Psylocke seems jumbled between Demon Days and Rising Storm. Found a reading list, but unsure where X-Men 2099 fits.
2026-08-02 07:04:19
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AdamBowen
AdamBowen
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Wait, are we talking about the 'Rising Storm' trading card series from the 90s? Because that's a deep cut.
2026-08-05 02:38:47
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GreenPath
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Everyone's going to give you the big event reading order, but I have a different take. Why read them in strict order at all? The joy of comics is sometimes jumping into the middle and piecing things together from context. Grab 'Avengers vs. X-Men' and just start. When you hit a reference you don't get, that's your cue to go find that earlier story. It's messier, but it feels more organic, like how many of us discovered these stories back in the day. The constant preludes and tie-ins can be exhausting if you treat it like homework.
2026-08-06 01:39:55
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DeanReid
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The best part of comics is when you just walk into a store, see a cool cover, and take a chance. I miss that. Now we have to research reading orders for months.
2026-08-07 16:25:07
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AidenKent
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Why does Cyclops get so much hate? Read from 'Decimation' to AvX in order and you'll totally get why he made the choices he did. He's a tragic figure, not a villain. The so-called 'Rising Storm'... maybe it's a fanfic title? I've seen some impressive fan bindings with custom names.
2026-08-07 23:59:27
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ClaraDunn
ClaraDunn
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The sheer number of opinions here shows how personal comic reading is. There's no single right answer. My path was messy, hopping between libraries and digital sales. I ended up loving the mess. 'Demon Days' was a random pickup at a con, and it became one of my favorite books ever. Sometimes the 'order' is just what you stumble upon.
2026-08-08 12:59:52
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