We've moved into Era #9 which ran between March 1999 and June 2001. Things are stable and steady for us. I continued to learn a lot while stationed at Naval Security Group Activity Northwest in Chesapeake, Virginia. I attended formal training to be an OpenVMS System Administrator, and I finally get promoted to Staff Sergeant (SSG). We still lived in Waterfront Apartments in Virginia Beach, and Samantha still worked at the 7-11 across the street on Holland Road.
The X-Men find a new and much wider audience when Bryan Singer's X-Men hits theaters on July 14, 2000. It heralds the rebirth of the super-hero genre (along with Blade) and launches Hugh Jackman's career. Professor X, Wolverine, Storm, Cyclops, Jean Grey, Rogue, Magneto, Sabretooth, and Toad become recognizable names, and my hobby becomes a little more mainstream.
Part 01: Rogue Nation
Part 02: Magneto Rex
Part 03: Uncanny X-Men (1981) #368-370 & X-Men (1991) #88-90
Part 04: Rage Against the Machine
Part 05: Generation X (1994) #45-52
Part 06: Generation X (1994) #53-58
Part 07: The Shattering (Part 1)
Part 08: Astonishing X-Men
Part 09: The Shattering (Part 2)
Part 10: The Twelve
Part 11: Ages of Apocalypse
Part 12: Armageddon Now
Part 13: X-Force (1991) #92-100
Part 14: Generation X (1994) #59-62
Part 15: Powerless
Extra: X-Men Movie
Part 16: Revolution
Part 17: X-Men (1991) #103-106 & Uncanny X-Men (1981) #384-386
Part 18: Counter X: X-Force
Part 19: Counter X: Generation X
Part 20: Maximum Security
Part 21: Dream's End
Part 22: X-Men Unlimited #30-#31
Part 23: Counter X: Rage War
Part 24: Counter X: Four Days
Part 25: Eve of Destruction
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