Ghost Rider's Most Brutal Kill Is Too R-Rated for the Movies
Warning: contains spoilers for Ghost Rider #2!
Over the years, Ghost Rider has racked up a number of brutal kills, but his most brutal is too R-rated for the movies. Ghost Rider celebrates his 50th anniversary this year, and Marvel has given him a new title, one that is taking him on a cross-country mission of revenge, leading to one of his most brutal kills in Ghost Rider #2, on sale now in print and digital.
Since his first appearance in 1972’s Marvel Spotlight #5, Ghost Rider has been one of Marvel’s premiere supernatural characters. After being bound to the demon Zarathos, stuntman Johnny Blaze became the next in a long line of Ghost Riders, traveling the highways of America dispensing fiery justice. Recently, mysterious forces imprisoned Johnny Blaze in a false life in a small town, giving him a wife and children. One day, Blaze had a motorcycle accident, which stirred up memories of his previous life as Ghost Rider. After having everything he wanted ripped from him and learning it was all a lie, Blaze has returned as Ghost Rider, swearing revenge on whoever did this to him. Blaze embarks on a mission of vengeance, but first he must deal with a demon menacing a small town. The issue is written by Benjamin Percy, illustrated by Cory Smith and Brent Peeples, inked by Peeples, Roberto Poggi and Oren Junior, colored by Bryan Valenza and lettered by Travis Lanham.
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Ghost Rider makes his way to the town of Hayden Falls in Idaho. Before he arrives, readers meet a mysterious innkeeper spying on the guests in the inn. Blaze comes to the inn, asking the innkeeper if he has any work. The innkeeper hires Blaze, and as he cleans the inn, he notices teeth
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