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Ghost Rider #74-75
Issue(s): Ghost Rider #74, Ghost Rider #75
Cover Date: Nov-Dec 82
Title: "Remnants!" / "Beware the Steel Wind!"
Credits:
J.M DeMatteis & Bob Budianksy - Writer
Bob Budianksy - Penciler
Dave Simons - Inker
Linda Grant - Assistant Editors
Tom DeFalco - Editor
Review/plot:
Ghost Rider fights a soul thief named Centurious...
...and then a motorcycle expert sent by the Freakmaster called Steel Wind.
Nothing really noteworthy.
Ok, i take that back. Centurious will be important to Ghost Rider in the final issues of the series, which we are coming up on, and in issue #75, while Johnny is dealing with Steel Wind, Ghost Rider is able to force a transformation for the first time.
Quality Rating: C-
Historical Significance Rating: 2 - first Centurious
Chronological Placement Considerations: N/A
References: N/A
Crossover: N/A
Continuity Insert? N
My Reprint: Original Ghost Rider Rides Again! #4
Inbound References (5): showCharacters Appearing: Centurious the Soulless Man, Clown, Corky the Clown, Cynthia Randolph, Freakmaster, Ghost Rider (Johnny Blaze), Madame Olga, Ralph Quentin, Red Fowler, Roxanne Simpson, Steel Wind, Vincenzo, Zarathos Previous:
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Comments
Don't believe these mistakes, Centurious is a dangerous creepy and ashole villain neither he tried to be good without his soul but further he is immortal. I think he tried to seduce by taking another soul a poor girl, torturing with his wolvies-monsters Ghost Rider and his friends cruelty. Even, he has a soul, he still already can torment and destroy mortals, he has also a tendance to dominate and destroy, a true villain, isn't he ?
