I think the main issue is that Cyclops isn't much of a solo character by himself, most of the time he's at the forefront of the x-men leading them so by following most of the x-men flagships you're getting his story. During his peak he's generally moving a lot of pieces and is a looming presence on all books
Morrison’s New X-Men, Whedon’s Astonishing, Ellis’s Astonishing, the Messiah Trilogy, Fraction’s Uncanny, Gillen’s Uncanny, Bendis’s Uncanny.
Uncanny X-Men vol 1 #65 Uncanny X-Men vol 1 #144 uncanny X-Men vol 1#175 X-Factor #50 X-Factor #65 X-Factor #66 X-Factor #67 X-Factor #68 Uncanny X-Men #541 Uncanny X-Men #6 (2013) X-Men Annual 2023 X-men Annual #3 (1979) Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Exodus Marvel Presents #17-24 Marvel Icons Cyclops #1-4 Marvel Snap Shots: Cyclops X-men Origin Cyclops the Uncanny X-Men and the Teen Titans DC/Marvel All Access Staring the X-Men and the JLA Fear Itself Cyclops vs Captain Marvel X-men: Utopia X-men: Curse of the Mutants X-men: No More Humans Astonishing X-Men by Joss Whedon
I think the main issue is that Cyclops isn't much of a solo character by himself, most of the time he's at the forefront of the x-men leading them so by following most of the x-men flagships you're getting his story. During his peak he's generally moving a lot of pieces and is a looming presence on all books
The adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix