The Story
This is Danny Ketch, introduced in Ghost Rider Vol. 3 #1 in May 1990, created by Howard Mackie and Javier Saltares. That series relaunched Ghost Rider for the 1990s and turned it into one of Marvel's best-selling books of the decade, which is a big part of why Ketch, not Blaze, is the version many readers picture first.
Ketch stumbles onto a mystical motorcycle in a cemetery and gets bonded, unwillingly, to the Spirit of Vengeance. Where Johnny Blaze made a deal, Ketch is the reluctant host, caught between his humanity and the penance stare he turns on the guilty. The fiery chain, the flaming skull, and the hell-cycle all carried over from his run into everything after it.
The sculpt renders Ketch in premium 3D: dark spiked leather, a flaming chain in hand, and a bike whose wheels look hotter than the road under them. The detail runs from the skull blaze down to the molten tread, built to hold up in an AR showcase.
The Collectible
At $50 with a 1,200 run, this sits in VeVe's mid-tier for a single-character premium sculpt, in line with other solo Marvel firsts like Black Panther. It landed in Season 7, one drop after the Season 6 X-Men firsts. The Halloween-eve timing fit the character, and it stands as the first digital Ghost Rider on the platform. No variants to chase, so the sculpt you see is the whole edition.
Edition Breakdown
| Tier | Editions | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Ultra Rare (single sculpt) | 1,200 | Premium 3D at $50. Danny Ketch design, all 1,200 in circulation, zero burned. |
Unlike the X-Men firsts that dropped weeks earlier, this one has seen no burning: all 1,200 editions are still in circulation. What VeVe minted is exactly what is out there, which keeps the supply picture simple.
Market Context
1,200 is a tight cap for a first, and with no burn there is no moving target on supply. It is a single Ultra Rare sculpt, so there is no cheap Common tier under it: everyone holds the same edition. First Editions and low serial numbers are where the premiums land on the secondary market.
VeVe's Collect blockchain migration (completed January 2026) and the StackR marketplace make trading in this supply range easy.
Collector's Note
For a Marvel collection with a darker corner, this is the first Ghost Rider and the Ketch version specifically, which plenty of readers prefer to Blaze. It sits well beside other shadowy Marvel firsts like Daredevil and the mystical Doctor Strange piece.
The 1,200 count is fixed and fully in circulation, and copies now trade on the VeVe secondary market, sometimes below the $50 retail. New to VeVe? Take $10 off your first purchase before you go looking.
Frequently Asked Questions
Released October 30, 2023 on VeVe, a premium 3D sculpt of the Danny Ketch Ghost Rider. A single Ultra Rare edition capped at 1,200 at $50 each.
Yes. Copies are available from other collectors on the VeVe secondary market and the StackR marketplace, sometimes below the $50 retail.
1,200 editions, all in circulation with none burned. The number is permanently fixed on the blockchain.
Danny Ketch, the second Ghost Rider, introduced in Ghost Rider Vol. 3 #1 in May 1990 by Howard Mackie and Javier Saltares, not the earlier Johnny Blaze.
It launched on Ethereum and now lives on the Collect blockchain following VeVe's completed migration in January 2026.





