Quicksilver #5
1998
- Series
- Quicksilver
- Issue
- 5
- Cover date
- Mar 1, 1998
- Story title
- Mad City
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Where it came from
Quicksilver #5 was published by Marvel Comics in 1998 as part of a short-lived solo series focused on Pietro Maximoff, the speedster known as Quicksilver. The series emerged during a period when Marvel was exploring the personal lives and moral complexities of secondary X-Men and Avengers characters, placing the protagonist in a more introspective and often turbulent narrative environment.
The issue was written by Tom Peyer and featured artwork by Arnie Jorgensen. The design and aesthetic choices of this era leaned into the late 1990s style of superhero comics, prioritizing kinetic action sequences and a grittier tone that sought to modernize Quicksilver's often antagonistic personality for a contemporary audience. While the series did not achieve long-term commercial dominance, it remains a notable chapter for fans of the character's deeper lore.
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