Excalibur #110

Excalibur #110 was published by Marvel Comics in 1997, arriving during a transitional period for the title as it neared the end of its original run. Part of the broader X-Men family of books, the series focused on a unique team of mutants operating out of the United Kingdom, often dealing with more whimsical or surreal threats compared to their stateside counterparts. This specific issue served as part of the late-series narrative arcs that sought to wrap up long-standing subplots involving the team's membership and their place within the multiverse.

The issue features art by Joe Madureira, who was a defining visual force in 1990s comics, known for his stylized, manga-influenced aesthetic that heavily influenced the era's house style. Written during a time when the X-books were navigating complex editorial mandates and shifting creative directions, the issue reflects the blend of action and character-driven drama that characterized the series. While not the most famous issue of the run, it stands as a testament to the high-energy, visually dynamic period of Marvel storytelling during the mid-nineties.