Ghost Rider, Vol. 2 (1990-1998) #15A (Marvel Comics 1991) 1st Glow-in-the-Dark comic cover

Collect Marvel's Ghost Rider, Vol. 2 #15A featuring the iconic first glow-in-the-dark cover, a physical variant that distinguishes this 1991 direct edition in any comic book library. The phosphorescent ink creates a striking luminescent effect, ensuring this issue instantly stands out on a shelf while preserving the integrity of the underlying printed art once light hits the surface.

This specific pressing carries the #15A designation, identifying it as the primary glow-in-the-dark release within the series' publication history. Collectors pursuing rare novelty treatments or early milestones in Marvel's experimental cover techniques will recognize the importance of securing this first iteration of the glowing effect.

Inside, readers dive into the story arc titled "Last Hope!," scripted by Howard Mackie with artwork by Mark Texeira. The narrative escalates into a massive battle royal across Central Park, creating a chaotic collision of multiple factions. Johnny Blaze faces off against the Hellfire-wielding antagonist Blackout, while the vigilante group H.E.A.R.T. engages to settle long-standing rivalries. The Ghost Rider must navigate this volatile environment where every faction aims to defeat the others, resulting in high-stakes supernatural combat that advances the core vendettas of the Vol. 2 saga.

• Publisher: Marvel Comics
• Series Volume: Vol. 2 (1990-1998)
• Issue Identifier: #15A
• Edition Format: Direct Edition
• Cover Price: $1.75
• Length: 32 pages, Full Color
• Lead Writers and Artists: Howard Mackie, Mark Texeira
• Primary Feature: First Glow-in-the-Dark comic cover