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Ghost Rider #57Issue(s): Ghost Rider #57 Review/plot: ![]() ![]() ![]() The fact that he never appears again probably has more to do with the fact that he's incredibly lame than him being intended as a one-off villain. I could see a ghost character as a regular villain for Ghost Rider (especially one that was a former stunt motorcyclist with the civilian name "Shocks Marley"!). Johnny Blaze, meanwhile, has gotten a job with the people that the Apparition wants vengeance on... ![]() ...so he has to transform into Ghost Rider to protect them. ![]() And for once that doesn't result in his new girlfriend, Nora, leaving him. ![]() ![]() But the Apparition does wind up killing her. ![]() Ghost Rider subsequently kills the Apparition. ![]() ![]() But hey, he's a ghost, so it's not like he couldn't have come back. Don't worry. With next issue we're back to lame super-villains that have managed to stick around. Quality Rating: C- Chronological Placement Considerations: Flagg Fargo is seen briefly on television but i don't know if it's a live broadcast so i haven't listed him as a Character Appearing. References: N/A Crossover: N/A Continuity Insert? N My Reprint: Essential Ghost Rider vol. 3 Inbound References (2): showCharacters Appearing: Ghost Rider (Johnny Blaze), Zarathos CommentsDavid Kraft stated in Comics Interview #78 that editing this book was his worst experience at Marvel. Posted by: Mark Drummond | April 11, 2015 12:06 PM Comments are now closed. |
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