X-Force #67

X-Force #67 was published by Marvel Comics in July 1997 during a period of transition for the X-Men franchise. As part of the 'Operation: Zero Tolerance' crossover event, the issue follows the X-Force team as they navigate the aftermath of Bastion's anti-mutant agenda. This storyline was designed to heighten the stakes for mutantkind, shifting the team from their paramilitary roots toward a more desperate, survivalist tone as they were forced to operate underground while hunted by government-sanctioned Prime Sentinels.

The issue features cover art and interior pencil work by Terry Dodson, a defining artist of the 1990s whose clean, stylized approach helped modernize the look of the team. At the time, the series was navigating the departure of its original gritty aesthetic in favor of a more contemporary visual language. The issue was received as a standard but competent entry in the sprawling Zero Tolerance arc, praised by fans for its kinetic action sequences and for effectively integrating the team into the wider X-Men continuity of the late nineties.