Ghost Rider #3
In "Où que tu sois, on te trouvera," a brutal bar fight sends Hyde fleeing into a dimly lit parking garage—just as Dan Ketch struggles to hide his Ghost Rider bike in the same shadowed lot. Written by Howard Mackie and illustrated by Javier Saltares, with inks by Mark Texeira and colors by Gregory Wright, this 1991 issue captures a tense, electric moment where two desperate men collide in silence. The cover by Ciro Tota perfectly frames the looming threat in the shadows.
In "Où que tu sois, on te trouvera," a violent clash at a bar sends Hyde fleeing into a dimly lit parking garage, where he crosses paths with Dan Ketch, who's trying to hide his Ghost Rider bike. The tension crackles as two men on opposite sides of the law—both hunted and hunted—find themselves trapped in the same shadowed space.
In "La baston," Ghost Rider and the Punisher collide in a relentless pursuit of a shadowy figure supplying weapons to violent youths—only to uncover the chilling truth behind the attacks: Flag Smasher. The story pits two relentless antiheroes against a threat that turns the streets into battlegrounds, with no clear line between justice and vengeance.
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Reprinted in Ciro Tota Lug Covers #[nn] (2022)
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