X-Man #67

X-Man #67, published in 2000, is part of the long-running series featuring Nate Grey, an alternate-reality counterpart to Cable created by Jeph Loeb and Steve Skroce. This specific issue falls into the later stages of the character's publication history, a period defined by editorial shifts following the 'Revolution' relaunch, which sought to rejuvenate the X-Men line by introducing new creative teams and updated aesthetic directions for its many spin-off titles.

The issue features writing by Terry Kavanagh and artwork by Doug Wheatley, whose work on the series is often noted for its departure from the grittier, hyper-detailed style prevalent in 1990s comics. While the series initially garnered attention for its connection to the Age of Apocalypse event, later issues like number 67 faced the challenges of maintaining narrative momentum in a crowded market, ultimately serving as a bridge to the series' conclusion.