Children of the Brood. The Brood have always been one of my favorite Claremont creations. Yeah, they're largely derivative, but he wrote such an epic story about them in Classic X-Men days that it didn't really matter. So, I was predisposed to like this story. And, it's generally enjoyable, with some great characters and some surprising humor. It also introduces Broo, which is a big plus. The only real issue is that there's too much pointless fighting (some of it literally pointless) [7/10]. 
 Emma Frost / Danger. This story of freeing/fighting/being-fooled-by a machine intelligence has some great interpersonal dynamics, but isn't terribly interesting beyond that [5/10]. 
 X-Men #162. The Wolverine story is part of that great original Claremont story, but it's incomplete and out-of-place here.