Ghost Rider and X-Men issue #27 from July 1992— Cover art by Jim Lee. VF

Condition is based on The Overstreet Guide to Grading Comics. That’s Ghost Rider and X-Men issue #27 from July 1992— Cover art by Jim Lee. A crossover comic published by Marvel during a time when supernatural and mutant themes were surging in popularity. Here’s a breakdown of what you’re looking at: 🧨 Cover Highlights The back cover has a light quarter sized stain in the upper right hand side above the shoe. • Ghost Rider takes center stage with his flaming skull and chains—classic 90s supernatural antihero energy. • Wolverine, Jubilee, and Beast from the X-Men are featured prominently, suggesting a team-up against a monstrous threat. • The creature attacking from the right adds horror flair, typical of Ghost Rider’s rogues gallery. • Price: $1.75 US • Date: July 1992 • Special Logo: Bottom right corner commemorates the 30th anniversary of The Incredible Hulk (1962–1992). 🔥 Why It Matters • This issue is part of the “Rise of the Midnight Sons” era, where Marvel leaned into darker, supernatural storytelling. • Crossovers like this were a big draw for fans of both horror and mutant action—especially collectors chasing team-up issues. • The 1992 date places it in the heart of the speculator boom, so condition and print run can affect its value.

Condition

Used (normal wear)