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The Scorched #50
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The Scorched #50

Milestone issue · Part 3 of Spawn Universe #50 crossover · Cover A by Todd McFarlane with Ivan Nunes · first printing · Collect Forever Soft Slab

15 April 2026

Original Cover A first printing of The Scorched #50, the milestone April 2026 issue of Todd McFarlane's Spawn Universe team series. The issue forms Part 3 and the conclusion of a coordinated crossover running through King Spawn #50, Gunslinger Spawn #50 and The Scorched #50.

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Issue
50
Publisher
Image Comics / Todd McFarlane Productions
State
Collect Forever Soft Slab
Condition
Near Mint appearance, provisional and ungraded inside Collect Forever Soft Slab.
Completeness
Complete under standing TMR accession rule. Physical comic is enclosed in a Collect Forever Soft Slab; no missing issued component is reported.

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Catalogue note

Original Cover A first printing of The Scorched #50, the milestone April 2026 issue of Todd McFarlane's Spawn Universe team series. The issue forms Part 3 and the conclusion of a coordinated crossover running through King Spawn #50, Gunslinger Spawn #50 and The Scorched #50. This copy preserves the standard launch-state Todd McFarlane/Ivan Nunes Cover A in a Collect Forever Soft Slab, with the subsequent The Scorched #51 advertisement visible on the reverse.

Writer: Todd McFarlane

Artist: Stephen Segovia (pages 1–15); Carlo Barberi (pages 16–30); colors Dinei Ribeiro; lettering AndWorld Design

Cover: Todd McFarlane with Ivan Nunes

Edition: Cover A · first printing

Why this object matters

The McFarlane/Nunes cover and coordinated Spawn-universe crossover provide specific franchise-publishing evidence. Issue #50 is an editorial milestone, not a demonstrated wider historical landmark. The original release state supports 7.2.

Evidence limits: Complete under standing TMR accession rule. Physical comic is enclosed in a Collect Forever Soft Slab; no missing issued component is reported.

Score and assessment method

Archive Importance: 7.2 / 10.

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