Limited edition of 10 unique collectibles.
Season One — Week 5
The fifth release of the first ArtMX season. One drop every Thursday, 1PM ET, through September 24. Once claimed, each release enters the Archive — permanently.
The grudge is in the blood. Literally.
BAD BLOOD freezes the moment before it all kicks off — Spider-Man perched calm above the wreckage, Venom roaring below, the rejected symbiote and the hero who cast it off. Sunghan Yune renders the standoff like a film still: debris suspended, tendrils reaching, one breath before impact.
This ArtMX release transforms the original artwork into a collection of individually crafted collectibles.
Release Details
| Artist |
Sunghan Yune |
| Title |
BAD BLOOD |
| Collection |
The ArtMX Season One Collection |
| Season slot |
Week 5 |
| Year |
2026 |
| Release |
Limited Edition |
| Price |
$350 USD |
| Size |
Standard ArtMX Collectible |
| Includes |
Premium acrylic display case and Certificate of Authenticity |
Every Collectible Is Unique
Each collectible features a unique ArtMX variation assigned at random. Every collectible is a 1/1.
One collectible in this release is the ALPHA — the single piece produced on gold diamond foil. One collector will receive it.
The ArtMX Edition
Each ArtMX collectible is individually produced from the original artwork, serialized, and authenticated. Every release is intentionally limited and produced only once, allowing collectors to own a unique interpretation of the original artwork.
What's Included
- One randomized ArtMX collectible
- Premium acrylic display case
- Certificate of Authenticity
- Protective packaging
About the Artist
Based in Seoul, Sunghan Yune paints pop culture's biggest moments with the weight of cinema — dynamic compositions, painterly texture, and the tension of a scene caught one frame before it explodes. His Marvel work reads like recovered film stills from movies that never existed.
BAD BLOOD is his first ArtMX release — Week 5 of Season One.
Once sold out, BAD BLOOD will become part of the ArtMX Archive.
