Ghost Rider (Vol. 3) #15 Glow-in-the-Dark Variant Marvel Comic Book

This is a Marvel Comics publication featuring the Danny Ketch incarnation of Ghost Rider. Centered on the front cover is a high-contrast, black-and-white stylized illustration of the character's flaming skull. The artwork is credited to Mark Texeira, whose 'TEX' signature is visible on the right side of the frame. This specific issue is the highly recognizable variant from July 1991, notable for its glow-in-the-dark cover gimmick which was a hallmark of the early 1990s comic book 'speculator' era. The image shows the skull and the 'Ghost Rider' logo printed in a luminescent white/cream ink against a matte black background, framed by a thick white border. The character is depicted wearing a leather jacket with metal spikes and chains, hallmarks of the 90s aesthetic. The item appears to be housed in a protective plastic sleeve (Mylar or polypropylene), which creates some surface glare in the photograph. Visible condition notes include minor bluntness to the corners and possible light spine stress consistent with a reader-grade copy. The coloring on the jacket sleeves shows shades of deep blue and teal, providing a limited palette that emphasizes the central glowing figure. As a 1990s collectible, it represents the peak of experimental cover finishes in the comic industry.