Marvel Appraisal

Marvel Comics X-Men Team Art Print (Likely Jim Lee Artwork)

This item is a commercially produced art print, likely a poster, depicting a dynamic scene featuring several prominent characters from Marvel Comics' X-Men franchise. The print appears to be made on paper, with a visible white border along the bottom edge and suggested borders on the top and sides that are currently rolled or folded. The primary colors are vibrant and saturated, characteristic of comic book illustration. The artwork showcases a bustling team of X-Men in action, with Wolverine and Cyclops in the foreground, Wolverine notably in a lunging or attacking pose with claws extended and a snarling expression, and Cyclops firing an optic blast. Directly behind them, Rogue is depicted in flight, and Betsy Braddock (Psylocke) is also visible in action. In the upper part of the composition, Storm is seen flying, generating lightning, and another character, possibly Jean Grey in her Phoenix guise, is present in the distant background. The overall style is illustrative, with a strong emphasis on muscular anatomy and dramatic poses consistent with superhero artwork from the 1990s or early 2000s. There appears to be a printed signature "J. Lee" or similar in the lower right quadrant, indicative of a professional comic book artist's work, most likely Jim Lee given the style and subject matter. Below the main image, in the white border, very small text is visible which likely includes copyright information (e.g., "TM & © 1991 Marvel Ent. Group, Inc."), a clear indicator of its manufacturing details and estimated age. While the print's full size isn't clear due to the curling, it appears to be a standard poster size. Visible condition issues include significant curling and creasing, particularly at the top and bottom edges where the paper is rolled, suggesting it has been stored rolled rather than flat. There are no obvious tears or significant stains visible in the image, but the overall impression is that of an item that has been used or handled and not stored in pristine condition. The quality of the printing appears good, with clear lines and solid color application, typical for mass-produced comic art prints of its era.