Bishop: The Last X-Man #3

Bishop: The Last X-Man #3 was published in December 1999 as part of a limited series that spun out of the broader X-Men crossover event known as The Shattered Land. Following the character Lucas Bishop after he is stranded in a desolate, post-apocalyptic future, the narrative was developed to provide a gritty, standalone look at the character's origins and his struggle to preserve the legacy of the X-Men in a timeline where they no longer exist.

The series was written by John Ostrander, a veteran of the comic industry known for his intricate character studies, and featured interior art by Georges Jeanty. The design of this issue focused on the bleak, high-contrast aesthetic typical of late 1990s Marvel titles, aiming to convey a sense of isolation and desperate survival. While it did not reach the cultural ubiquity of the core X-Men titles, it remains a notable chapter for fans of the character's solo development during the turn of the millennium.