Ulysses Luggman

Ulysses Luggman made his entrance into the Marvel Universe in 1986's Captain America #324, brought to life by the legendary Mark Gruenwald and Paul Neary during the Copper Age — a period when Marvel was pushing its street-level storytelling into grittier, more complex territory. Over a surprisingly durable 35-year publishing history, Luggman has haunted the pages of Captain America, Daredevil, and Marvel Comics Presents, keeping some seriously formidable company along the way — sharing adventures with the likes of Wolverine, Daredevil, and Slug. With 26 catalog appearances and a key-issue credit to his name, he's exactly the kind of deep-cut Marvel figure that rewards the curious collector willing to dig past the household names.