X-Factor #52
1990
- Series
- X-Factor
- Issue
- 52
- Cover date
- Mar 1, 1990
- Story title
- Celebrity!
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X-Factor #52, released in March 1990, serves as a pivotal entry in the 'Days of Future Present' crossover event. Written by Louise Simonson with artwork by Paul Smith, the issue follows the original X-Men as they grapple with the arrival of a futuristic version of Franklin Richards and the existential threats posed by the sentinels of his timeline. The narrative focuses on the internal struggles of the team members as they confront potential futures, grounding the high-stakes science fiction elements in character-driven drama.
Paul Smith’s pencils were received favorably for their clean, expressive lines, which provided a stark contrast to the grittier aesthetic that would soon dominate 1990s comics. Simonson’s script was noted for its ability to weave complex temporal continuity into a coherent story, maintaining the momentum of the crossover while keeping the focus on the evolving relationships between Cyclops, Jean Grey, and the rest of the X-Factor lineup. It remains a notable example of late-eighties Marvel storytelling, capturing a moment of transition for the mutant franchise.
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