The Uncanny X-Men, Vol. 1 #400 (Marvel Comics 2001)

The Uncanny X-Men, Vol. 1 #400 (Marvel Comics 2001) arrives as a Giant-Sized Artist-Jam Anniversary Issue, headlined by a wraparound cover painted by Ashley Wood. This milestone issue brings together an extraordinary lineup of creators to tell a pivotal X-Men moment in a format that collectors won’t want to miss.

What makes this issue stand out

• Giant-Sized Artist-Jam Anniversary Edition that celebrates the long-running X-Men saga with a bold, collaborative approach.
• Wraparound painted cover by Ashley Wood, delivering a striking, collectible presentation that stands out on any shelf.
• Multifaceted interior creative team: Joe Casey (writer) joined by Eddie Campbell (From Hell), Ashley Wood (Hellspawn), Cully Hamner, Javier Pulido (Robin: Year One), and Sean Phillips (Wildcats) — delivering a diverse, cinematic storytelling style.
• The story centers on X-Stacy, newly joined X-Men, who becomes the target of a radical threat: the Church of Humanity led by the mysterious Supreme Pontiff, intent on a world with no mutants.
• 52 pages, with ads, offering substantial reading and a complete, self-contained experience within this anniversary format.

Format, availability, and value

• Pages: 52 pages, with ads.
• Cover type: wraparound painted cover by Ashley Wood.
• Marvel product code: 7-59606-02461-2-40011 (Marvel PG).
• Cover price: $3.50.

Who this is for

• Fans of The Uncanny X-Men who want a milestone issue that marks a creative milestone with a jam-art approach.
• Collectors drawn to Ashley Wood’s distinctive cover art and painted wraps.
• Readers who enjoy cross-genre collaboration and a roster of acclaimed creators bringing new energy to a classic title.
• Anyone curious about X-Stacy’s early place in the X-Men mythos and how mutant threats intersect with humans who oppose mutation.