X-Factor #61
1990
- Series
- X-Factor
- Issue
- 61
- Cover date
- Dec 1, 1990
- Story title
- X-Tinction Agenda (Part 6): Betrayal
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X-Factor #61, published in late 1990, serves as a pivotal entry in the 'Days of Future Present' crossover event. Written by Louise Simonson with interior art by Terry Shoemaker, the issue continues the struggle of the original X-Men as they grapple with the arrival of a grown-up Franklin Richards from an alternate, dystopian timeline. This period of X-Factor was defined by its integration into the wider, often high-stakes cosmic and time-travel narratives that dominated Marvel Comics during the late eighties and early nineties.
The visual direction of the issue reflects the transition period in Marvel’s house style, characterized by the dynamic, detailed linework of the era. The cover, illustrated by Joe Quesada, highlights the tension between the characters and the encroaching influence of the Sentinels, a hallmark of X-Men mythology. The issue was generally received as a functional and essential piece of a sprawling crossover, praised for advancing the subplot of Franklin Richards' powers while maintaining the established character dynamics of the team as they existed under Simonson's lengthy run.
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