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Ghost Rider #1 (Comics) Preview

The Ghost Rider is coming back to the Marvel Comics universe in a big way with a new #1 guest-starring the Hulk.

Ghost Rider returns

Start your engines, True Believers – because this one is a scorcher! That’s right, Robbie Reyes is back and he’s hitting the gas and driving straight for your local comic shops in the all-new GHOST RIDER #1! Robbie’s co-creator Felipe Smith (All-New Ghost Rider) is back to pen the ongoing adventures of this high-octane hot head and he’s bringing new series artist Danilo Beyruth (Deadpool v Gambit) along for the ride! A bizarre and powerful object has been unearthed in Southern California, and the mystery behind it has lead Amadeus Cho, the Totally Awesome Hulk right to Ghost Rider’s backyard! What chaos will be unleashed when this jade giant comes face-to-face with the ultimate speed demon? Plus – this oversized first issue also includes a special back-up tale from Felipe Smith and artist Tradd Moore featuring the debut of Ghost Rider’s newest nemesis! Who is Pyston Nitro, and what is her endgame?

Strap in and buckle up, because the ride is just getting started. Don’t get left in the dust when GHOST RIDER #1 speeds into comic shops everywhere on November 30th!

New-ish Ghost Rider, meet new Hulk

Yes, it’s still Robbie Reyes, and yes that means Ghosty still drives a car. Though with his version  of the character on the Agents of SHIELD TV show, you really shouldn’t have expected anything else. Still, it’s good to have some iteration of old flame-head back in the Marvel U… even if he’s not riding a bike. I guess.

There’s plenty of reasons to get up for this one though. For starters, it’s kicking off its run with a bang. A Hulk-sized bang. Though, remember that this is a different Hulk than the classic savage we all remember best. Not that that matters too much. Ghosty v Hulk is a fight that should be a solid one for fans of both heavy-hitters.

Also, there’s that hip-hop variant cover. While it probably means nothing, it’s awesome to see both Blaze and Ketch again. Makes you wonder too, whether there might be room for more than one Rider in the Marvel Universe. Hey, it seems to be heading that way in the MCU, so why not?

Full preview below.

About Jason Micciche

Jason's been knee deep in videogames since he was but a lad. Cutting his teeth on the pixely glory that was the Atari 2600, he's been hack'n'slashing and shoot'em'uping ever since. Mainly an FPS and action guy, Jason enjoys the occasional well crafted title from every genre.

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