Description
John Byrne’s Next Men #1 (1992) in CGC 9.6 Near Mint+
Dark Horse
John Byrne’s Next Men #1 (1992) is a 9.6 Near Mint+ Comic from Dark Horse. This issue belongs to the Modern Age (1992-Now). Collectors searching for John Byrne’s Next Men #1 will find a carefully graded copy of this issue.
John Byrne’s Next Men #1 features writing by John Byrne, pencils by John Byrne, art by John Byrne, cover art by John Byrne. These creators helped define the look and tone of John Byrne’s Next Men during this period, which is one reason original issues like John Byrne’s Next Men #1 remain in demand.
The John Byrne’s Next Men series is a staple for comic collectors published by Dark Horse in the Modern Age (1992-Now). Owning John Byrne’s Next Men #1 lets you hold a piece of that run in 9.6 Near Mint+, ready for reading or long-term collecting.
John Byrne’s Next Men #1 Specifications
Penciller: John Byrne
Artist: John Byrne
Cover: John Byrne
The Story of John Byrne’s Next Men #1
1st printing – Story and art by John Byrne. Dreams…disfigurement… and death. The mutates escape from Project Next Men only to find themselves on the run in a world completely different from their memories. During a mysterious encounter in the desert, they begin to realize that they were locked in fantasy, and they must come to terms with the real version of reality before their former captors track them down. 32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
John Byrne’s Next Men #1 – Collector Details
This copy of John Byrne’s Next Men #1 is carefully graded and offered in 9.6 Near Mint+. Professionally graded by CGC. Key characters include Brawn (Jack Whalen), Aldus Hilltop, Control (Willis Ducummen), Wyatt Coffey, Joseph Bremmer, Bounce (Jasmine ‘Jazz’), Hardbody (Bethany), Scanner (Nathan), Antonia ‘Tony’ Murcheson, Sprint (Danny). A solid choice for collectors completing a John Byrne’s Next Men run or adding Dark Horse books from the Modern Age (1992-Now).
John Byrne’s Next Men #1 is a good fit for fans of John Byrne’s Next Men, readers who follow John Byrne, and collectors who seek covers by John Byrne. It also suits shoppers building a Modern Age (1992-Now) library of Dark Horse titles.





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