X-Man #23
1997
- Series
- X-Man
- Issue
- 23
- Cover date
- Jan 31, 1997
- Story title
- Crash Course
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X-Man #23, released in early 1997, is a pivotal chapter in the series featuring Nate Grey, the mutant refugee from the Age of Apocalypse timeline. Created by writer Terry Kavanagh and artist Roger Cruz, the series explored Nate's adjustment to the core Marvel Universe. This specific issue occurs during a transitional period for the character, focusing on his struggle to establish an identity separate from his genetic progenitor, Cable.
The issue is noted for its visual style, which reflects the energetic, high-contrast aesthetic typical of mid-nineties Marvel comics. Roger Cruz’s pencils emphasize the raw, often volatile nature of Nate Grey's telekinetic powers. While the series faced challenges in capturing the long-term interest of the broader X-Men fanbase, issue #23 remains a significant entry for collectors interested in the post-Onslaught status quo and the expansion of the Summers family mythos.
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