X-Force #64
1997
- Series
- X-Force
- Issue
- 64
- Cover date
- Mar 1, 1997
- Story title
- The Haunting of Castle Doom
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X-Force #64, published in 1997, arrived during a transformative era for the series as it moved away from the extreme, militaristic aesthetic of the early nineties. This issue is part of a transitional period following the departure of series co-creator Rob Liefeld, reflecting a shift toward more character-driven storytelling and updated visual sensibilities that defined the late-nineties X-Men line.
The interior art was provided by artist Anthony Winn, known for his dynamic, flowing style that sought to bridge the gap between traditional comic book anatomy and the more stylized, kinetic look popular in the mid-nineties. The issue was generally received by readers as a steady installment within the ongoing 'Operation: Zero Tolerance' crossover, an event that saw the X-Force team navigating heightened government scrutiny and changing team dynamics.
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