Fallen Angels #7

Fallen Angels #7 was published by Marvel Comics in 1987 as the penultimate installment of a limited series written by Jo Duffy and illustrated by Kerry Gammill. The series was experimental in nature, bringing together a disparate collection of mutant characters, including established figures like Sunspot and newer additions, in a narrative that leaned heavily into quirky, offbeat adventures that contrasted with the more serious tone of the core X-Men titles at the time.

The creative team aimed to explore the dynamics of this makeshift group away from the traditional constraints of the Xavier Institute. The series was designed to be a lighter, more whimsical departure from the typical mutant storylines of the mid-eighties. While it gained a dedicated cult following for its unique character interactions and Gammill’s dynamic art style, it remained a niche project within the broader X-Men publishing line, ultimately serving as a brief, memorable footnote in Marvel history.