X-Force #14
1992
- Series
- X-Force
- Issue
- 14
- Cover date
- Sep 1, 1992
- Story title
- Payback!
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X-Force #14 was published by Marvel Comics in 1992 during the height of the X-Men's popularity in the early nineties. This issue is notable for being part of a highly successful franchise expansion written by Fabian Nicieza, featuring the distinctive, kinetic artwork of Greg Capullo, who was establishing his reputation as one of the most prominent pencilers of the era.
The issue serves as a bridge within the wider X-Force narrative, focusing on the team's ongoing evolution after the departure of original artist Rob Liefeld. Capullo's work on this run is often cited by collectors for its clean lines and dynamic panel layouts, which helped define the visual aesthetic of the series during the mid-nineties. It remains a representative piece of the speculative comic book boom, highlighting the era's focus on elaborate cover designs and character-heavy storylines.
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