Haven't got my issue yet but I love this title.
Haven't got my issue yet but I love this title.
Good read overall and Tradd Moore's artwork really bring this comic to life with its flashy, vibrant, and energetic linework (also kudos to the colorist as well).
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My big article on Mariko Tamaki's Hulk & She-Hulk runs, discussing the good, bad, and its creation.
My second big article on She-Hulk, discussing Jason Aaron's focus on her in Avengers #20.
I know that. I meant who is Eli in the larger sense. I'm guessing Eli isn't his actual name, or at least not all of it.
And actually, Blaze used to hang out in LA a lot, between the movie stuff and the Champions. But I mean more, is it just coincidence that whoever this spirit is took a lot of Ghost Rider iconography when it picked a kid wearing something resembling Blaze's leather jacket to be its host?
Is anyone else getting the vibe that Zado/Hyde could also be the kind spirited teacher? Practically the same hair color.
Another pretty good issue in my opinion. I can't wait to learn more about how Eli and Robbie work together and to see more of his ghost car and how it works. I also hope to see more people use Zebo's Hyde drug to form a giant monster fight with Ghost Rider in the middle.
On a side note, man does Tradd Moore's art get brutal in a lot of scenes... and it is glorious.
Because Noble Kale was always a mess. Really, any, every and all Ghost Rider origins were always a mess. Thing's been retconned so many times it's ridiculous. Hell, he didn't even originally turn into a skeleton, so much as got a weird bleached skin condition at night. Or maybe he did originally, but that's how they first described it early on when they got around to it.
I just think the Noble Kale origin is the easiest and most simple of the origin stories, it that binds Johnny, Danny and all of the previous and future Ghost Riders together making the Ghost Rider not just a curse but a family curse and I think the origin with Naomi Kale saving Johnny from damnation is really good story that adds even more weight and pathos to his transformation as Ghost Rider.
Could this Eli spirit somehow be Eli McIntyre from the 1992 Spirits of Vengeance series? This was the only thing I could find on him: http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix5/mcintyreelisov.htm
He's got a tie to Johnny Blaze, built a battlewagon, and is quite dead. Just throwing it out there.
Lots of praise going on.
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It all makes sense if you step back and look at it , Zarathos was a spirit of Vengeance, who got tricked by Zadikel went crazy, went after the Medallion of Power the other SOV stopped him sacrificing themselves in the process, Noble was reborn , Zarathos got turned into stone ect.
Been at work all week so picked up the issue today.
Was great as always, they pack it with so much stuff; a little bit of character development here, some action there, some bad guy stuff over here but it never once feels rushed or forced. It's one of the few comics I've got in single issues that I've actually enjoyed getting one at a time (I normally just prefer trades, I get single issues in the ones I'm desperate to check out).
Loving it.