Up for grabs is a sharp, high-grade copy of Mutant X #18 (2000) from Marvel Comics!
This gripping turn-of-the-millennium issue plunges deeper into the dark, alternate reality of the Mutant X universe where Havok (Alex Summers) is trapped.
Written by Howard Mackie with striking artwork by Cary Nord and Andrew Pepoy, this storyline features a ruthless, authoritarian version of General Nick Fury leading the fanatical "Young People of America" movement in a dystopian crusade to rid the world of the "mutant plague." It's an absolute must-have piece to fill out a high-grade collection of this cult-classic Marvel series.
Condition & Grading Estimation
Estimated Grade: 9.2 to 9.4 (VF/NM to Near Mint)
Condition Notes: This raw copy is an absolute beauty. Fresh and exceptionally well-preserved, it displays a deep, mirror-like cover gloss, rich ink density, sharp corner tips, and crisp edges. The spine is perfectly flat, straight, and tight, showing virtually zero visible spine stress ticks or shelf wear.
Professional Disclaimer: Please note that I am not a professional grader. High-resolution photos of the front cover, back cover, and a macro shot of the spine edge of the actual book you will receive are provided so you can inspect its condition closely and make your own final determination before purchasing.
Item Details
Series: Mutant X (Vol. 1)
Issue: #18 (April 2000)
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Key Characters/Teams: Havok (Alex Summers), General Nick Fury, S.H.I.E.L.D., Young People of America
Writer: Howard Mackie
Artist: Cary Nord
Inker: Andrew Pepoy
Format: Single Issue, First Printing, Direct Edition
Shipping & Handling
Protection: This comic comes fully bagged and boarded to preserve its premium, high-grade state.
Packaging: I ship exclusively in a rigid, secure Gemini-style mailer with extra reinforcement to ensure your book remains completely flat and safe from shifting during transit.
Logistics: While I take extreme pride in packaging every item to bulletproof standards, please understand that once the package is in the custody of the shipping carrier, the final delivery process is out of my hands. I cannot be held responsible for transit-related delays or postal service handling issues.