Fallen Angels #4

Fallen Angels #4 was published by Marvel Comics in 1987 as part of a limited eight-issue miniseries. The series was conceptualized by writer Jo Duffy and artist Kerry Gammill, emerging during a period of experimentation within the X-Men franchise. It focused on an unconventional ensemble of characters, including mutants like Sunspot, Warlock, and Multiple Man, alongside non-mutant characters, as they navigated a narrative that leaned into more whimsical and experimental storytelling than the core X-Men titles of the era.

The visual design of the series was characterized by the distinct style of Kerry Gammill, who aimed to provide a contrast to the high-stakes melodrama typical of the mainstream Marvel universe. The tone of Fallen Angels was notably irreverent and occasionally surreal, which made it a polarizing entry for contemporary readers who were more accustomed to the traditional superhero tropes of the 1980s. While it did not reach the commercial heights of the main X-Men line, it has since attained a cult following among collectors who value the series for its departures from standard editorial constraints.