Ghost Rider, Vol. 2 (1990-1998) #66B (Marvel Comics 1995)

Secure a complete snapshot of the mid-1990s supernatural run with Marvel Comics' Ghost Rider, Vol. 2 #66B, a 32-page, full-color issue scripted by Howard Mackie and illustrated by Salvador Larroca.

The interior opens with the "Darkness Falls!" storyline, positioning Ghost Rider in a direct tactical clash against the demonic enforcer Blackout. As the warlord escalates attacks across multiple districts, the Spirit of Vengeance calculates whether to break his strict moral boundaries to neutralize the threat permanently. Mackie anchors the supernatural conflict in grounded character friction and procedural pacing, while Larroca’s precise inking, heavy chiaroscuro shading, and dynamic gutter space establish the visual template for Marvel’s darker superhero titles of the era.

Marked as edition 66B, this impression retains the original cover price of $1.95 printed on the front edge. Because the second Ghost Rider volume published consecutively from 1990 through 1998, maintaining a continuous collection requires sourcing intact monthly runs like this one. Store each copy vertically in archival-grade poly bags with acid-free backing boards, limit spine flexing, and keep shelves out of direct sunlight to maintain paper density, corner sharpness, and centerfold alignment. Acquire this issue to close catalog gaps, reference the Mackie/Larroca creative partnership, or build steady appreciation potential in long-form graphic narratives.