Excalibur #69
1993
- Series
- Excalibur
- Issue
- 69
- Cover date
- Sep 1, 1993
- Story title
- A Question of Conscience
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Excalibur #69, published by Marvel Comics in September 1993, arrived during a period of transition for the X-Men spin-off title. By this stage in the series' history, the book had moved away from its original premise of mutant diplomacy in the United Kingdom to focus on more cosmic and metaphysical threats, reflecting the eclectic and often surreal tone established by writers like Chris Claremont and Alan Davis.
The issue features a cover by Joe Madureira, whose stylized, manga-influenced art became a defining aesthetic for the X-Men line during the mid-nineties. The design reflects the visual evolution of the comic industry at the time, prioritizing dynamic anatomy and expressive action poses to capture the attention of readers amidst the competitive marketplace of the speculator boom.
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