Ghost Rider

Few names in Marvel's stable carry as much hellfire mystique as Ghost Rider, and this iteration — debuting in 1992 courtesy of creator Bob Schochet — arrived right at the crossroads of the Copper and Modern Ages, when Marvel was pushing bold, visceral storytelling to its limits. With a catalog presence stretching across an impressive 33 years and a collector-significant key issue to their name, this is a character whose footprint quietly endures. The company here is extraordinary — pages shared with heavy-hitters like Wolverine, Spider-Man, and Captain America signal that this Ghost Rider moves in the highest circles Marvel has to offer. Spanning eclectic appearances from Venom: Sign of the Boss to the charming oddity of Custom: Triple A Baseball Heroes, this is a character whose range is as surprising as it is intriguing for the dedicated collector hunting every corner of the Marvel universe.