Geralt of Rivia

Few characters arrive in comics already carrying the weight of legend, but Geralt of Rivia steps onto the Dark Horse page in 2015 — courtesy of writer Paul Tobin and artist Max Bertolini — with the weathered authority of someone who has seen far worse than whatever panel he's walking into. Born of the Modern Age but steeped in a mythology older than any single medium, this silver-haired monster hunter anchors a tight, atmospheric collection of Dark Horse titles including Killing Monsters, A Grain of Truth, and The Ballad of Two Wolves, each one a self-contained journey into the moral grey zones that define his world. Seven catalog appearances may sound modest, but every one of them is curated and purposeful — this is a character whose comics presence rewards quality over quantity, making each issue genuinely worth tracking down for fans who want their fantasy with some real grit and consequence.