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DNX #1
TMR-000712Comics
Comics · Marvel

DNX #1

#1 of 5 · Cover H / #1H · John Tyler Christopher Negative Space Virgin Variant · original first printing · Collect Forever Soft Slab

16 September 2026

Original first-print Cover H edition of DNX #1, the opening chapter of Marvel's five-issue 2026 X-Men event series by Jed MacKay and Federico Vicentini. John Tyler Christopher's virgin negative-space cover isolates a white-furred Beast figure against a near-black field, extending Christopher's long-running negative-space variant-cover programme.

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Issue
#1
Publisher
Marvel Comics
State
Collect Forever Soft Slab · ungraded
Condition
Near Mint appearance, provisional and ungraded within an intact Collect Forever Soft Slab.
Completeness
Front and rear of the enclosed comic are visible and photographed. Interior pagination, binding and the label-noted bonus digital code cannot be physically checked while the Collect Forever Soft Slab remains sealed; no separate issued component is evidenced by the supplied views.
Rarity
Not assessed

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Catalogue note

Original first-print Cover H edition of DNX #1, the opening chapter of Marvel's five-issue 2026 X-Men event series by Jed MacKay and Federico Vicentini. John Tyler Christopher's virgin negative-space cover isolates a white-furred Beast figure against a near-black field, extending Christopher's long-running negative-space variant-cover programme. The issue launches the present-day confrontation between Cyclops' X-Men and 3K under the Chairman after the Age of Revelation future, with the X-Virus and Fantastic Four central to the conflict.

Writer: Jed MacKay

Artist: Federico Vicentini

Cover: John Tyler Christopher

Edition: Cover H / Collect Forever label #1H · John Tyler Christopher Negative Space Virgin Variant · original first printing · UPC 75960621519500181

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Archive Importance: 8 / 10.

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