X-Factor #110

X-Factor #110, published in February 1995, arrived during a tumultuous period for Marvel's mutant titles as the franchise navigated the sprawling Age of Apocalypse event. Written by John Francis Moore with art by Jan Duursema, the issue serves as a bridge within the X-Factor narrative, focusing on character-driven arcs as the team dealt with internal fractures and the shifting landscape of mutant politics in the mid-nineties.

The issue features a distinctive cover by artist Jan Duursema, who was a mainstay for the title during this era. Her work on this series is often noted for a grounded, expressive approach to character anatomy and emotion, which contrasted with the highly stylized, kinetic aesthetic that dominated much of the comic industry at the time. It remains a representative example of the mid-tier X-Men books that sustained the line's deep continuity throughout the decade.