Ghost Rider in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!

07.23.2016 – Ghost Rider has several iterations since being introduced in 1973 with Johhny Blaze as the host for the demon called Zarathos. In the 1990s it got a revival with a new demon being called ‘The Spirit of Vengeance’ that features Danny Ketch. By the mid-2000s New Line Cinema would acquire the rights to produce two films starring Nicolas Cage. The rights revert back to Marvel and now reveals his next appearance is on the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. fourth season!

All-New Ghost Rider: Vengeful Spirit Revealed!

06.05.2014 – All-New Ghost Rider was a promising series something you can sink your teeth in, but after issue to things where starting to take it slow where Robbie still dealing with financial woes at the same time trying to get a grip with the strange transformation. It’s not easy taking Ghost Rider and remaking this character like it was made for this era. Johnny Blaze will always be THE Ghost Rider, but this is the year 2014 and Robbie Reyes is that Spirit of Vengeance. You may have heard also about Danny Ketch, he was an interesting rider too until he disappeared then Marvel introduced a new one…

All-New Ghost Rider Road Warrior of Vengeance!

04.20.2014 – All-New Ghost Rider gets introduced with the elements of the old school vibe from the classic comic book series by Gary Friedrich, Roy Thomas and Mike Ploog at the same time takes inspiration from Fast & Furious films. The latest series is written by Felipe Smith with artwork by Tradd Moore and Val Staples featuring a new character in Robbie Reyes a car mechanic who gets to be the host of this All-New Ghost Rider that possess a muscle car instead of the traditional motorcycle.

All-New Ghost Rider: Engines of Vengeance!

04.05.2014 – Ghost Rider, the antihero with a flaming skull and hell blazing motorcycle has been around debuting on Marvel Spotlight in September 1973. It featured Johnny Blaze as the original host for the supernatural ‘Spirit of Vengeance.’ The same character was portrayed by actor Nicolas Cage in the two live action films, that was produced by New Line Cinema and the rights have been reverted back to Marvel. For those who haven’t read any of the Ghost Rider comics this is your chance to catch up.