TV21 #73
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Capture or Death," Ghost Rider rides into Bison Bend to stop Bart and his gang from rustling cattle, only to find the Tarantula has taken control of the town, demanding protection money from its residents. When Benjamin Brooks refuses to pay, the Night Rider—Carter—steps in, teaching young Jamie the ropes as they work together to protect the townspeople. With the Tarantula’s gang on the move, the Night Rider uses cunning and a lantern-projector to foil their plans, earning the respect of the community. Written by Gary Friedrich and Dick Ayers, with art by Dick Ayers and inks by Vince Colletta, this 1971 adventure from City Magazines is a standout in the series' run, featuring a gripping clash of wills and the quiet rise of a new protector. Cover by Artie Simek.
In the dusty frontier town of Bison Bend, the mysterious Night Rider—Carter Slade—rides again, stepping in when the Tarantula and his gang threaten to extort the townspeople. With help from young Jamie and the quiet resolve of Natalie Brooks, the Night Rider stands against the outlaws, using clever tricks and courage to protect the town’s hard-earned peace.
In a New York crackling with tension, The Schemer rises with a dangerous ambition, setting his sights on becoming the city’s new King of Crime—just as Spider-Man finds himself caught between a brewing underworld war and a personal crisis. With Flash Thompson deployed overseas and Gwen Stacy recovering from a devastating accident, Peter Parker must navigate shifting loyalties, a shadowy enemy, and the weight of a city on edge.
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↩ Reprints Ringo Kid #6 (1955), The Ghost Rider #2 (1967), Homer, the Happy Ghost #3 (1970), The Amazing Spider-Man #83 (1970)
Reprinted in Star Trek: The Classic UK Comics #2 (2016), Star Trek Graphic Novel Collection #20 (2017)
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