X-Man #14
1996
- Series
- X-Man
- Issue
- 14
- Cover date
- Apr 30, 1996
- Story title
- Fallen From Grace
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X-Man #14, published by Marvel Comics in April 1996, arrived during the height of the Age of Apocalypse crossover event's aftermath. Written by Terry Kavanagh with art by Roger Cruz, the series followed Nate Grey, an alternate-reality version of Cable, as he navigated the main Marvel Universe. This issue serves as a chapter in the character's early exploration of his immense, world-shaking psionic abilities.
The series was designed to capitalize on the popularity of the X-Men franchise in the mid-nineties, focusing on a solo powerhouse character who stood apart from the traditional team dynamics. While the art style reflects the bold, kinetic aesthetics characteristic of the mid-1990s comic book industry, the narrative aimed to ground the character’s god-like power within a sense of alienation and displacement common to the X-Men mythos.
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