Archangel

Warren Worthington III, the mutant X-Man known as Angel, was transformed into Archangel after Apocalypse rebuilt his body, replacing his feathered wings with razor-sharp techno-organic ones and remaking him as a Horseman of Death.

Born from the creative partnership of Ann Nocenti and John Romita Jr., Archangel made their entrance in 1989's Un Récit Complet Marvel #22, stepping into the Copper Age alongside some of Marvel's most iconic mutant figures — sharing pages with the likes of Wolverine, Ororo Munroe, and Warren Worthington III. Published through Panini France, this character's presence spans an impressive stretch from 1989 all the way to 2026, with 24 catalog appearances across X-Men, X-Men Extra, and Un Récit Complet Marvel, including at least one collector-recognized key issue. It's a testament to enduring appeal when a character keeps such distinguished company across nearly four decades of publication, and for fans of the French Marvel publishing tradition, Archangel represents exactly the kind of deep-catalog discovery that makes hunting through Panini's back catalogue so rewarding.