Generation X #36
1998
- Series
- Generation X
- Issue
- 36
- Cover date
- Mar 1, 1998
- Story title
- Strange Doings
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Generation X #36, published in 1998, serves as a pivotal entry in the series following the departure of original writer Scott Lobdell. Larry Hama took over scripting duties during this period, navigating the team through the aftermath of the Zero Tolerance crossover event. The issue maintains the series' characteristic focus on the transition from adolescence to adulthood within the sheltered yet volatile environment of the Massachusetts Academy.
The cover and interior art reflect the house style of late-nineties Marvel, emphasizing a darker, more introspective tone than earlier installments. By this stage in the series' run, the creative team was deeply invested in exploring the complex interpersonal dynamics of the student body, aiming to distinguish the title from the more traditional superhero team-ups seen in the core X-Men books of the era.
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