X-Force #63
1997
- Series
- X-Force
- Issue
- 63
- Cover date
- Feb 1, 1997
- Story title
- Wish You Were Here
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X-Force #63 was published in January 1997 as part of the long-running Marvel Comics series focused on a militaristic, aggressive splinter group of the X-Men. Coming out of the mid-90s comic book landscape, the series was navigating a post-Rob Liefeld era, shifting toward more character-driven narratives while maintaining the high-stakes, kinetic action that defined the title’s inception.
The issue features artwork by Anthony Winn, who was tasked with maintaining the gritty, dynamic house style associated with the X-books of the period. The creative team, led by writer John Francis Moore, focused on the evolving interpersonal dynamics of the team members as they dealt with the consequences of their volatile missions, a hallmark of the series' transition into the late 90s.
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