Ghost Rider #1
This volume kicks off the 2007 Ghost Rider series, collecting the first six issues. It follows Johnny Blaze as he returns to the role of the Spirit of Vengeance, battling demonic forces while grappling with his cursed existence. The story introduces a new threat and features a guest appearance by Doctor Strange, setting the stage for a darker, more supernatural direction for the character.
In "Vicious Cycle Part One," Johnny Blaze, the Ghost Rider, faces the terrifying consequence of his past when the Devil himself is unleashed upon Earth—something he inadvertently set in motion. With Dr. Strange urging him to stop, Johnny must confront the dangerous path ahead, even as the stakes grow darker and the cost of redemption becomes unclear. Written by Daniel Way and illustrated by Javier Saltares, with colors by Dan Brown and inks by Mark Texeira, this issue features a striking cover by Marc Silvestri and Joe Weems.
In "Vicious Cycle Part Three," Johnny Blaze, the Ghost Rider, races to undo the chaos he's unleashed by freeing Lucifer, determined to send the Devil back to Hell. But when Dr. Strange intervenes with a sudden, urgent warning, Johnny must confront a dangerous question: is the sorcerer's advice meant to protect Earth—or to protect something far more sinister?
In "Vicious Cycle Conclusion," Ghost Rider confronts a chilling truth: his relentless pursuit of vengeance might be exactly what Lucifer needs to seize control of Earth. As the line between hunter and instrument blurs, he must decide whether to heed Dr. Strange’s warning and abandon his path of retribution—or continue down it, risking becoming the very force he seeks to destroy.
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