Corpse Knight #1
#1 of 6 · Cover G · Matthew Roberts Die-Cut Helmet Variant · original release · Collect Forever Soft Slab
22 April 2026
Original-release Corpse Knight #1 Cover G, a special die-cut helmet variant by co-creator and series artist Matthew Roberts. The six-part Image/Skybound horror-fantasy series was created by filmmaker Michael Chaves and Roberts, with Rico Renzi providing colour.
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- image-comics
- Condition
- Near Mint appearance — provisional and ungraded in Collect Forever Soft Slab.
- Completeness
- Complete under the standing TMR completeness rule. The comic remains enclosed in its Collect Forever Soft Slab; no missing component is reported or visible.
Catalogue note
Original-release Corpse Knight #1 Cover G, a special die-cut helmet variant by co-creator and series artist Matthew Roberts. The six-part Image/Skybound horror-fantasy series was created by filmmaker Michael Chaves and Roberts, with Rico Renzi providing colour. The story follows Foy after her dead father returns to protect her amid war-ravaged France, forcing her to confront the unstable boundary between miracle and monstrosity. This copy is preserved in a Collect Forever Soft Slab and is distinguished from the standard Cover A by its dedicated #1G identity, UPC, Lunar code and physically die-cut helmet design.
Why this object matters
The physically die-cut helmet makes this Corpse Knight cover a useful production-design comparison with TMR’s standard cover. That material distinction warrants a modest advantage, not an automatic outstanding score based on novelty or special variant naming.
Evidence limits: Complete under the standing TMR completeness rule. The comic remains enclosed in its Collect Forever Soft Slab; no missing component is reported or visible.
Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 7.5 / 10.
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