Joshua Farkas

Bronze Age Marvel has no shortage of characters who haunt the shadows alongside its most fearsome supernatural figures, and Joshua Farkas is one of them — debuting in The Tomb of Dracula #2 in 1979, courtesy of the formidable pairing of Marv Wolfman and Steve Ditko. His five catalogued appearances place him in genuinely remarkable company: Dracula himself, Daimon Hellstrom, Lilith, and Manphibian are among the characters sharing his pages, situating Joshua squarely within Marvel's rich horror universe. Turning up across Essential Tomb of Dracula, Legion of Monsters, and Nick Fury's Howling Commandos — with a publishing footprint stretching all the way to 2012 — he's a figure whose modest appearance count belies a surprisingly durable presence in the darker corners of the Marvel cosmos. For collectors drawn to the Bronze Age's bold supernatural storytelling, Joshua Farkas is a rewarding discovery.