The Undertaker

The Undertaker is the comics adaptation of the iconic WWE professional wrestler, a darkly mysterious and intimidating figure whose in-ring persona channels mortuary imagery and supernatural menace, translated from the wrestling ring into comic-book form.

Few figures in comics carry the eerie, larger-than-life presence of The Undertaker, who made his four-color debut in 1991's World Wrestling Federation Ultimate Warrior's Workout #21841 — stepping straight out of the Copper/Modern Age and onto the page with unmistakable menace. Published across an impressive 31 years (1991–2022) by Chaos! Comics, this character has haunted titles like Undertaker, WWE Superstars, and WWE, racking up 73 catalog appearances and earning four key-issue designations that collectors genuinely seek out. Along the way, The Undertaker shares the page with some of the most electrifying names in the genre — Kane, John Cena, Triple H, Paul Bearer, and Randy Orton — company that speaks volumes about the kind of high-stakes, larger-than-life storytelling these comics deliver. If you have any appetite for wrestling's most iconic dark presence translated into sequential art, this is a run with real depth and staying power.