Joseph Pike

Born into the pages of Daredevil #165 in 1980 — a landmark Bronze Age run co-created by the legendary Roger McKenzie and Frank Miller — Joseph Pike may be a rare presence in the catalog, but he debuted in one of Marvel's most celebrated creative eras. His handful of appearances place him squarely in the gritty, street-level world of Hell's Kitchen, sharing pages with Daredevil, Spider-Man, and Heather Glenn during a period when that corner of the Marvel Universe was being reinvented panel by panel. That debut issue carries collector-significant key status, making Pike a genuine piece of comics history for fans who love the Miller era of Daredevil at its most electric.