Factor X #3 (1995) is a 9.4 Near Mint Comic from Marvel. This issue belongs to the Modern Age (1992-Now). Collectors searching for Factor X #3 will find a carefully graded copy of this issue.

Factor X #3 features writing by John Francis Moore, pencils by Steve Epting; Terry Dodson, cover art by Steve Epting, inks by Al Milgrom, colors by Glynis Oliver. These creators helped define the look and tone of Factor X during this period, which is one reason original issues like Factor X #3 remain in demand.

The Factor X series is a staple for readers of Action comics published by Marvel in the Modern Age (1992-Now). Owning Factor X #3 lets you hold a piece of that run in 9.4 Near Mint, ready for reading or long-term collecting.

Factor X #3 Specifications

The Story of Factor X #3

Cyclops and Jean Grey have met again, and they clearly had a profound impact on each other the first time. This time around is no different, and Cyclops’ treachery has been exposed.

Factor X #3 – Collector Details

This copy of Factor X #3 is carefully graded and offered in 9.4 Near Mint and contains 32 pages (original cover price $1.95). Key characters include Cannonball (Earth-295: Age of Apocalypse) (Samuel Zachery ‘Sam’ Guthrie), Scarlett McKenzie (Earth-295: Age of Apocalypse), Rex (Earth-295: Age of Apocalypse), Amazon (Earth-295: Age of Apocalypse) (Elizabeth Guthrie), Terry Bedlam (Earth-295: Age of Apocalypse) (Terrence Aaronson), Jesse Bedlam (Earth-295: Age of Apocalypse) (Jesse Aaronson), Dark Beast (Earth-295: Age of Apocalypse) (Henry Philip ‘Hank’ McCoy), Cyclops (Earth-295: Age of Apocalypse) (Scott Summers), Apocalypse (Earth-295) (En Sabah Nur), Havok (Earth-295: Age of Apocalypse) (Alex Summers), Angel (Earth-295: Age of Apocalypse) (Warren Kenneth Worthington III), Jean Grey (Earth-295: Age of Apocalypse). Genre tags: Action, Adventure, Super-Heroes. Variant notes: A. A solid choice for collectors completing a Factor X run or adding Marvel books from the Modern Age (1992-Now).

Factor X #3 is a good fit for fans of Factor X, readers who follow John Francis Moore, and collectors who seek covers by Steve Epting. It also suits shoppers building a Modern Age (1992-Now) library of Marvel titles in Action.