X-Factor #92

X-Factor #92, published in July 1993, was a pivotal chapter in the 'Fatal Attractions' crossover event that reshaped the X-Men line of comics during the early 1990s. The issue was written by Peter David, who was renowned for injecting dark humor and character-focused development into the series, with interior art provided by Joe Quesada. The story focuses on the aftermath of Professor X's team dealing with the rising tensions between humans and mutants, capturing the high-stakes narrative tone prevalent in Marvel's output at the time.

The visual design of the issue reflects the transition period of 1990s comic aesthetics, balancing dynamic action sequences with the character-driven dialogue that defined David's tenure on the title. Joe Quesada’s pencils, inked by Al Milgrom, are often cited by collectors for their clean lines and expressive character work, which helped the title stand out amidst the stylistic shifts occurring across the broader X-Men franchise during that era.