Ghost Rider Robbie Reyes Is Unique in the Multiverse, Marvel Confirms
Warning: spoilers ahead for Avengers Forever #2!
In the latest issue of Marvel Comics' Avengers Forever, it's revealed that Robbie Reyes' Ghost Rider is unique in the multiverse. While the Multiversal Masters of Evil are continuing to wreak havoc and conquer Earths one by one, Robbie is captured by the Black Skull, an even more evil variant of the Red Skull in possession of the Venom symbiote. However, the torture Robbie receives at the Skull's hands in this new issue also reveals his position of significance in the multiverse, much to the curiosity of the Black Skull himself and his sinister ally, known as the Ghost Goblin.
In the first issue of Avengers Forever, Robbie Reyes and a Deathlok variant sent by the mysterious Avenger Prime were transported from the primary Earth-616 to Earth-818, a wasteland of a world ruled by the Black Skull. Despite not finding any Avengers to help him, Ghost Rider and Deathlok began fighting the Black Skull and his army of War Machines, resisting his power and attempting to free those being oppressed by the evil tyrant. However, Robbie and the Deathlok were ultimately captured.
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Now, Avengers Forever #2 — from Jason Aaron, Aaron Kuder, Carlos Magno, Scott Hanna, Robert Poggi, and Cam Smith - sees the Black Skull brutally torturing Robbie for information, so much so that if Robbie were to revert back to his human form, he'd die. However, the Ghost Rider of Earth-616 has proved to be stronger and more resilient than Black Skull expected, indicating that he's different than any other Rider in the multiverse he's previously encountered. Ghost Goblin notes that in all his history of killing versions of the hero, he's never
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