Publication History
The character first appears as the human Slifer in Ghost Rider Vol. II #4 (April, 1974), by Gary Friedrich and Jim Mooney. He subsequently appeared in issues #5-7 of the series (April-August 1974). The first appearance of his powered-up alter-ego Inferno is in Ghost Rider II #8 (October 1974). Inferno also appeared in issues #9 (December 1974) and #11 (April 1975) of the series.
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