X-Factor #112

X-Factor #112 was published by Marvel Comics in March 1995 as part of the broader X-Men line during the mid-nineties. The story, titled 'The Devil in the Details', was written by John Francis Moore with interior art by Jeff Matsuda, who brought a dynamic and heavily stylized aesthetic that was characteristic of the era's transition toward more kinetic character designs. The issue serves as a key chapter in the team's ongoing struggle for relevance and survival following the departure of many core members in earlier years.

The narrative focuses on the internal politics of the government-sanctioned X-Factor team, exploring themes of surveillance and personal autonomy. At the time of its release, the series was attempting to navigate the complex crossovers of the X-Men publishing schedule, including the fallout from the 'Legion Quest' and the lead-up to the 'Age of Apocalypse' event. While the issue is often viewed by collectors through the lens of the intense collector boom of the nineties, it remains a notable example of the creative efforts to maintain the series' identity amidst significant editorial mandates.