X-Factor #100
1994
- Series
- X-Factor
- Issue
- 100
- Cover date
- Mar 1, 1994
- Story title
- Mahapralaya!
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X-Factor #100 was released in March 1994 during a period of significant transition for the X-Men franchise. Published by Marvel Comics, the issue was written by J.M. DeMatteis with interior art by Jan Duursema. This installment serves as a pivotal chapter in the 'Fatal Attractions' crossover event, focusing heavily on the emotional and psychological fallout of the team's ongoing conflicts with Magneto and the legacy of the X-Men's shifting mutant philosophy.
The issue is noted for its exploration of the complex relationship between the characters Multiple Man and Guido Carosella, as well as the overarching themes of identity and loss common to 1990s Marvel storytelling. Jan Duursema’s pencils were designed to convey the heightened drama and kinetic action expected of the era’s comic book aesthetic, characterized by dramatic layouts and expressive character work. Upon its release, it was received as a key entry in the series, capturing the intense editorial direction that defined the X-Factor title during its second volume.
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