Christina Ried

Christina Ried stepped onto the scene in 1992, part of the bold early wave of Image Comics that reshaped the industry, debuting in Jim Valentino's Shadowhawk #2 alongside the brooding antihero himself. She's woven through the fabric of the Shadowhawk universe across multiple volumes and into The New Shadowhawk, keeping company with the likes of Paul Johnstone, Lieutenant Lou Jacks, and even Supreme — a roster that signals she moves through some genuinely consequential corners of this world. With 27 catalog appearances spanning the series' full run into the mid-nineties, she's no background player but a recurring presence in one of Image's most distinctive early titles. If you're diving deep into the Shadowhawk mythology, Christina Ried is exactly the kind of character who rewards the dedicated reader.