If you were pulled into the ambitious, goal-driven mission of mutant survival and evolution in House of X Powers of X, you'll find The Invisibles equally gripping. Morrison's series follows a clandestine group battling for the future of humanity across timelines, much like Xavier's bold vision for mutantkind. You'll love the intricate plots, world-altering stakes, and the sense of a grand plan unfolding on a cosmic scale.

Did you enjoy the wide array of perspectives and the complex interplay between characters like Magneto, Moira, and Cyclops? In Saga, you'll find a similarly rich tapestry of diverse characters, each with their own motives and arcs, set against a vast, imaginative universe. The ensemble cast drives the narrative with emotional depth and memorable personalities.

If you were fascinated by the epic sweep of Powers of X, jumping from the present to far-future timelines and exploring the fate of mutants over centuries, you'll be right at home with Dune. Herbert’s classic weaves together multiple timelines, dynasties, and power struggles on a galactic scale, mirroring the ambition and scope you loved.

If the meticulous worldbuilding of Krakoa and the new mutant society captured your imagination, East of West offers another masterclass from Hickman. You'll explore a richly detailed alternate America where factions, prophecies, and warring ideologies collide, all supported by lush, immersive visuals and lore as compelling as the X-Men’s new world.

If you were intrigued by the morally gray decisions made by Xavier, Magneto, and Moira, check out The Authority. This book follows a team of superhumans who reshape the world according to their own vision, often crossing ethical lines. You'll appreciate the provocative questions about power and responsibility that echo the tough choices faced by the mutants.