TV21 #71
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Art Gallery; Talkin' Snappy," Ghost Rider rides into Bison Bend to stop a cattle rustling gang led by Bart, only to find the Tarantula has taken control, demanding protection money from the townsfolk. When Benjamin Brooks refuses to pay, the Night Rider—aided by a young apprentice named Jamie—steps in to protect the town, using clever tricks and a lantern-projector to outwit the outlaws. Written by Gary Friedrich and Dick Ayers, with art by Dick Ayers and inks by Vince Colletta, this 1971 adventure blends Western grit with supernatural flair, all captured in a striking cover by Harold Johns.
In the dusty frontier town of Bison Bend, the Night Rider—Carter Slade—rides in to stop the Tarantula and his gang from stealing cattle, only to find the outlaw leader has a new plan: turning the townspeople into his paid enforcers. With help from Jamie Jacobs and the mysterious Banshee, the Night Rider must protect the town’s defiant spirit—especially when Benjamin Brooks refuses to pay protection money. As tensions rise, the Tarantula’s grip on Bison Bend begins to unravel, but the real test is just beginning.
Peter Parker, ever mindful of his public image, agrees to appear on a TV talk show—only to find himself sharing the stage with Max Dillon, the electrically charged villain known as Electro. As the spotlight shines, the tension between hero and foe crackles in ways neither expected.
In "null," the Silver Surfer finds himself caught in a web of deception when Loki manipulates him into aiding a scheme against Thor. After a brief clash with the thunder god, the Surfer senses something amiss—just before Loki vanishes, whisking him back to Earth.
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↩ Reprints Ringo Kid #9 (1955), Homer, the Happy Ghost #7 (1956), The Ghost Rider #2 (1967), The Silver Surfer #4 (1969), The Amazing Spider-Man #82 (1970)
Reprinted in Star Trek: The Classic UK Comics #2 (2016), Star Trek Graphic Novel Collection #20 (2017)
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