Juno

Stepping out of the shadows of Marvel's Bronze Age horror boom, Juno made their debut in Tomb of Dracula #37 in 1975, courtesy of the legendary creative team of Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan — the same duo who defined one of Marvel's most celebrated horror runs. Appearing across the eerie pages of Tomb of Dracula and Dracula Lives alongside the Prince of Darkness himself, the enigmatic Doctor Sun, and the vampire-hunting Rachel Van Helsing, Juno inhabits one of Marvel's richest and most atmospheric corners. The character's presence stretches across a surprisingly broad span — from 1975 all the way to 2009 — making them a quietly persistent figure in Marvel's horror mythology. With only nine catalogued appearances, Juno is a genuine deep-cut discovery for collectors who love the moody, Gothic storytelling that made the Bronze Age horror genre so unforgettable.