Ghost Rider #13

Hollywood sets the stage for trouble in this lively 1975 Marvel gem, as Ghost Rider roars in on his motorcycle to face a purple-clad villain called the Trapster, who levels a gun at the flame-skulled hero and sneers, "Welcome to Hollywood, Spook-Man!" A Statue of Liberty prop looms in the background amid the chaos, while Karen Page — billed on the cover itself as Daredevil's lost love — scrambles desperately in the foreground. Gil Kane and Mike Esposito deliver a cover that crackles with cinematic energy, perfectly selling the B-movie menace of a villain who promises his captive they're "just in time to play your death scene.