Blank Generation (30-33). I've been enjoying the SF elements of X-Men ever since Morrison introduced though, and this is no change. At times Wood's work feels a little redundant with what Gillen was doing in Uncanny X-Men v2, but there's still plenty to like here. There's also great definition of Storm's team, great integration with the Schism events, and some solid characterization for Colossus as well. 
 Subterraneans (34-35). The sequel starts off a little slow, but I was quite liking it by the second issue. It's an interesting expansion of the Blank Generation plot and continues to create interesting dynamics within Storm's team. 
 Overall, my only complaint with Wood's X-Men team is that it seems to involve at least two characters from other teams (Colossus, Psylocke) and permanently place them aboard a moving HQ. On the other hand, I'm also looking forward to what I hope is the conclusion of the plot in the other Wood X-Men volume. 
 (I'm glad I picked this up, despite the previous suckiness of X-Men v3 under Gischler.)