X-Factor #27
1988
- Series
- X-Factor
- Issue
- 27
- Cover date
- Apr 1, 1988
- Story title
- Gifts
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Published by Marvel Comics in 1988, X-Factor #27 serves as a significant installment in the Fall of the Mutants crossover event. Written by Louise Simonson with artwork by Walt Simonson, the issue focuses on the team's confrontation with the ancient entity Apocalypse, marking a pivotal moment in the development of the X-Men mythos as it explores the shifting dynamics of mutant-human relations in late 1980s comics.
The issue is particularly noted for Walt Simonson's dynamic visual storytelling, which emphasizes the architectural and cosmic scale of the threat posed by Apocalypse. Simonson's design for the character during this era solidified his status as a primary antagonist for the team, and the creative team's work was well-received for balancing intense action sequences with the nuanced interpersonal conflicts established throughout the series.
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