...or at least, where are the ones that're still alive? And/or the graves of those we've lost. -_- I just wanted something to bring them all together again, even if it's just a list. Feel free to suggest additions, I'm probably missing stuff.
Chamber's new Legacy home, apparently; the writer is a fan. He made appearances in the previous X-Men: Legacy volume as well, starting with teaching/defending a class called "Dealing with Physical Changes" in #264, and even worked with Husk once. Blindfold also seems to be important to this volume of X-Men: Legacy.
Husk was a teacher here; she'll continue to guest star despite quitting the school. Chamber makes the occasional appearance as he's faculty as well (though everyone but him seems to forget that fact). I also buy this title for Blindfold and Genesis (and hope that he and former Apocalypse, Jr. a.k.a. Chamber will eventually share scenes).
Jubilee was a member of Cyke's side post-Schism in this title. Oh, and she's a "teenage vampire." Yup, you heard right. She was last seen leaving the X-Men to explore her new identity as a vampire with The Forgiven. Meanwhile, Chamber is going to be in this series starting #40 & #41 as part of the new cast (#41 is the final issue, but if it gets relaunched, he might be in it).
M is in X-Factor. PAD has said he wanted to bring Penance (now called Hollow) in as a guest star, but C.B. had reserved her for Excelsior (now called The Loners). I'm hoping we'll see more of M's family -- and Hollow -- in this, eventually. Banshee's biological daughter, Siryn, is one of M's galpals. An alternate universe Banshee was briefly in this volume, as well haunting/hallucination his daughter shortly before she was upgraded to become a real Banshee.
Penance (possibly still known as Hollow) makes an uneventful debut amongst the other remaining Loners at a school in Los Angeles in issue #21. It remains to be seen what focus, if any, is put on her. She shows up again in issues #30 & #31. Sadly, the series ended with #39.
Emma Frost is with her boytoy Cykes and other X-Men.
Skin's misspelled gravestone was last seen here; he's got a proper (but empty) one his mother in Los Angeles visits, too.
During the Necrosha event, Banshee, Skin, and Synch were briefly resurrected by the Transmode Virus to serve as part of Selene's undead army. The fates of Undead Skin and Undead Synch remains unknown.
After Necrosha, Banshee was temporarily resurrected once again for this storyline.
Future Foundation is where Artie and Leech have ended up, alongside their fellow former Generation X ward, Franklin Richards.
The new writer of Ultimate Comics X-Men is a former Generation X writer and fan (Brian Wood), so he brought Ultimate Husk into this. And he may eventually bring other Generation X characters in as well.
If you count alternate realities, Monet St. Croix and Emplate have been in this series on-and-off for a while, with Monet (dubbed "Penance" here) promising to serve as a major part of the storyline. This volume (and possibly the AoA universe as a whole) comes to an end in April 2013.
