Manifest Destiny #7 – 2014 Variant Cover by Marc Silvestri & Todd McFarlane offers an exciting twist on the critically acclaimed historical fantasy series from Image Comics. As part of the special variant cover series, this edition features striking collaborative artwork from two titans of the comic book industry—Marc Silvestri and Todd McFarlane—making it a highly desirable addition for collectors and fans of bold, stylised cover art.

Written by Chris Dingess with interior art by Matthew Roberts, issue #7 marks a pivotal chapter in the journey of Lewis and Clark as their expedition plunges further into the monster-infested wilderness of early America. Tensions within the Corps of Discovery begin to rise sharply, compounded by dwindling resources, strange phenomena, and the creeping dread that the land they are exploring is far more dangerous than any map could ever reveal.

The Silvestri & McFarlane variant adds an extra layer of collectability to this already intense issue. The cover showcases a masterful blend of McFarlane’s dynamic, gothic flair and Silvestri’s bold character composition—offering a visual statement that echoes the eerie, violent tone of the series. It’s not just a variant—it’s a fusion of creative legends honouring a modern horror-tinged epic.

Inside, Roberts’ artwork maintains the series’ signature attention to period detail and creature design, with a grounded, realistic aesthetic that heightens the tension and dread. Owen Gieni’s colours complete the immersive effect, shifting tones between natural beauty and encroaching horror with deft precision.

Each copy of Manifest Destiny #7 (Variant – 2014) from ComicBookXS.com is handled with the utmost attention to preservation. It is housed in a premium-grade, acid-free protective sleeve, reinforced with a firm backing board to prevent creases and wear. Your comic is dispatched in a robust cardboard mailer specially crafted to protect collectible issues. Rapid UK delivery and professionally prepared packaging are standard with every order.

For fans of alternate covers, Image Comics completists, or collectors of McFarlane and Silvestri’s legacy work, this issue is an eye-catching, rare gem from the early arc of one of Image’s most acclaimed series.