Violence

Bursting onto the Marvel scene in 1992, Violence made her debut in the shadowy, espionage-drenched world of Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. — a title that was never short on hard-edged characters and dangerous company. Created by Scott Lobdell and M. C. Wyman during the Copper/Modern Age, she shares her pages with a memorably offbeat roster that includes Knockabout, Psi-Borg, and Violet Pinkerton, signaling the kind of wild, anything-goes energy that defined Marvel's early '90s output. Her catalog footprint is compact at nine appearances, making every issue she graces a genuine find for collectors hunting the deeper corners of the S.H.I.E.L.D. universe.