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X-Men Unlimited Vol. 1 #35 (2002)
A multi-story anthology featuring standout solo character moments from the early 2000s X-Men line.
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Published by Marvel Comics in April 2002.
Written by John Smith, Jimmy Palmiotti, and Gail Simone; penciled by David Finch, Amanda Conner, and Kevin Maguire; inked by John Livesay, Jimmy Palmiotti, and Wade Von Grawbadger; colored by Matt Milla, Paul Mounts, and Andy Troy; with cover art by Keu Cha.
This issue of X-Men Unlimited presents three distinct stories: in “Triptych” Jean Grey confronts Sabretooth while a young mutant glimpses his potential; “Unhappy Anniversary” finds Rogue and Wolverine clashing in an off-beat personal confrontation; and “X-Men: The Untold Story” satirically follows actors on an X-Men film set as chaos unfolds around them, offering varied character-driven narratives within the broader mutant world.

Archie Meets Jay and Silent Bob Vol. 1 #1 (2025)
A landmark crossover that brings Riverdale’s favorite teen into the View Askewniverse for the first time.
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Published by Archie Comics in July 2025. Written by Kevin Smith, penciled by Fernando Ruiz, inked by Rich Koslowski, colored by Matt Herms, with variant cover art by Mike Allred (1H), Dave Templeton (1F), and Fernando Ruiz (1B).
In this one-shot issue, Archie Andrews takes a summer job at the Quick Stop in New Jersey, where he befriends Randal Graves and soon encounters Jay and Silent Bob, leading to unexpected lessons in friendship and culture clash. As Archie navigates this unfamiliar world, the story balances humor and character moments while blending the traditions of Riverdale with the irreverent tone of the View Askewniverse. A notable modern crossover that reflects the flexibility and longevity of the Archie Comics universe.

Silent Bob (Mallrats) – Diamond Select Toys (2016)
A cult-classic collectible that captures Kevin Smith’s iconic silent half at his most laid-back and deadpan.
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Produced by Diamond Select Toys in 2016 as part of their Select-scale lineup, this Silent Bob figure stands roughly 7 inches tall and translates the Mallrats look into a highly detailed plastic form. Featuring a screen-accurate trench coat, ball cap, and signature stoic expression, the sculpt leans hard into realism rather than exaggeration.
Designed with multiple points of articulation, the figure balances poseability with display presence, making it equally at home on a shelf or in a photo comic panel. The paint applications emphasize natural tones and fabric textures, giving Silent Bob a grounded, almost cinematic feel. A must-have for Kevin Smith fans and action figure collectors who appreciate movie history rendered in collectible form.