Sex, Lies and Mutual Funds of the Yuppies from Hell

In this satirical one-shot from 1992, Marvel takes aim at the excesses of the Reagan era with a single-issue story skewering greed, deception, and the soulless ambitions of Wall Street's "yuppie" archetype. Written by a creative team that leaned into the decade's cynical edge, the comic blends dark humor with a supernatural twist, as the title’s "yuppies from hell" literalize their moral bankruptcy. Though brief, it stands as a pointed cultural artifact of early-1990s Marvel, reflecting the publisher’s willingness to critique contemporary society through its superhero lens.