Ghost Rider, Vol. 2 (1990-1998) #3A (Marvel Comics 1990)

Complete your Marvel collection with Ghost Rider, Vol. 2 (1990–1998) #3A, a pivotal 1990 release that delivers a complex street-level supernatural thriller written by Howard Mackie and illustrated by Javier Saltares and Mark Texeira. This thirty-two-page, fully colored comic centers on the groundbreaking issues that defined the Ghost Rider series. ### Key Details for Collectors * Series: Ghost Rider, Vol. 2 (1990–1998) * Issue Number: #3A * Publisher: Marvel Comics (1990) * Creative Team: Howard Mackie (writer), Javier Saltares & Mark Texeira (artists) * Page Count: 32 pages * Format: Fully Colored (FC) * Original Cover Price: $1.50 ### Storyline Overview The narrative builds around the high-stakes conflict introduced in the "Death Watch!" arc. The storyline pits the Spirit of Vengeance against a volatile power struggle involving the mysterious Deathwatch syndicate, the vampiric Blackout, and the Kingpin of Crime. As these forces clash for underworld dominance, the Ghost Rider navigates morally gray territory while protecting innocent allies caught in the crossfire. ### Why Choose This Issue? Published during the formative years of the modern Ghost Rider run, #3A showcases Javier Salatares' atmospheric paneling alongside Mark Texera's gritty linework. For readers completing a 1990s Ghost Rider set or researching the mythos of the Deathwatch organization, this issue supplies essential narrative architecture. The $1.50 cover aligns with standard pricing for major superhero titles of its era, making it a straightforward acquisition for archival storage, grading submissions, or continuous reading collections.