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X-Factor (1986) #47
X-Factor (1986) #47
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Archangel’s capture on an alien planet with a flashback to his past.
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Reflection on Angel’s transformation into Archangel.
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Kieron Dwyer’s character-driven script and dynamic art.
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Continuation of X-Factor’s cosmic arc with rescue efforts.
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Dwyer’s striking cover art tying past and present.
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Current: Raw NM copies of X-Factor #47 sell for $5–$15 on eBay and MyComicShop, with VF copies at $3–$8 and CGC 9.8 copies fetching $40–$80, driven by Dwyer’s art, Archangel’s focus, and the cosmic storyline. Newsstand editions may command a 10–15% premium due to scarcity. [eBay listings show raw NM at $8–$12, with CGC 9.8 at $50–$75.] CGC 9.9 or 10.0 copies are rare, potentially reaching $100–$200. The X-Factor by Louise Simonson trade paperback (Vol. 3, 2012) may include related issues, selling for $15–$25.
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Trends: The X-Men ’97 animated series (2024–2025) boosting X-Factor’s profile, Avengers: Secret Wars (2027) hype, and Archangel’s fanbase could drive 10–15% price hikes in 6–12 months. CGC 9.8 copies may hit $80–$120 in 2–3 years if Archangel or cosmic X-Factor arcs gain MCU focus. Comic-Con 2025 news or reprints could spike demand. The issue’s value is moderate, overshadowed by keys like X-Factor #6 (1st Apocalypse), but Dwyer’s unique contribution adds appeal.
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Market: Copper Age X-Factor issues with Archangel’s storyline, cosmic narratives, and artist-driven issues like Dwyer’s are prized by X-Men collectors, especially in high-grade or slabbed conditions.
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X-Factor: Cyclops (Scott Summers), Jean Grey, Beast (Hank McCoy), Iceman (Bobby Drake), Archangel (Warren Worthington III).
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Alien Captors (unspecified): Adversaries holding Archangel.
X-Factor #47 is a Copper Age gem, with Archangel’s captivating flashback and alien captivity, Kieron Dwyer’s introspective storytelling, and dynamic art. The cosmic arc and Dwyer’s striking cover make it a must-have for X-Men and Archangel fans. Grab it in NM condition before X-Men ’97 or X-Factor’s cinematic potential boosts prices!
