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Excalibur #123

1998

Series
Excalibur
Issue
123
Cover date
Aug 1, 1998
Story title
The Search Part 2: Lost & Found
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Excalibur #123, published in July 1998, serves as part of the late-run era of the original Excalibur series created by Chris Claremont and Alan Davis. By the time this issue was released, the series had moved well beyond its initial premise of a British superhero team dealing with bizarre, multidimensional threats, shifting into a period characterized by various creative shifts and the winding down of the title before its eventual cancellation at issue #125.

This specific issue was written by Ben Raab with artwork by Dale Eaglesham and Walden Wong. The narrative continues the adventures of the team during a tumultuous period for the Marvel mutant line, focusing on character dynamics that had evolved significantly since the series' 1988 debut. While not as historically lauded as the early Alan Davis issues, it remains a notable piece for completists tracking the conclusion of the first volume of this cult-favorite X-Men spin-off.

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