Quicksilver #2

Quicksilver #2 was published in December 1997 as part of a short-lived solo series featuring Pietro Maximoff, the speedster member of the Avengers and X-Men. Following the events of the Onslaught crossover, the series sought to explore the character's complex relationship with his daughter, Luna, and his ongoing search for personal identity outside of his familial and superhero ties. The narrative was written by Tom Peyer, who navigated the character’s volatile temperament and isolation during this period of Marvel continuity.

The interior art for the series was primarily handled by Jeff Matsuda, known for a stylized, kinetic aesthetic that emphasizes the character's super-speed through dynamic panel layouts and exaggerated movement. The series was designed to flesh out Quicksilver’s role as a man perpetually in motion, often struggling with the physical and emotional cost of his powers. While it remains a niche entry in the Marvel catalog, it is appreciated by collectors for its character-driven focus and the distinct visual approach that defined the late-nineties X-line titles.