Originally posted by Sam Zyeah sam thats what we will be doing but after that, so afr is we having fun ay ay lol, then we are going to see x men, shes already see n it but we r going again and we wil go get fod but we having trouble what to get lol, well im having curry anyway 😆 anyone else got any ideas 😉
Ideas? some kinky stuff? 😆
The second Ghost Rider debuted in Marvel Spotlight Volume 1, #5 (Aug. 1972), co-created, like the Western Ghost Rider, by Roy Thomas and Gary Friedrich, plus artist Mike Ploog. Johnny Blaze, a motorcycle stunt performer in a traveling circus, sold his soul to what he believed was Satan but was actually the demon Mephisto, in order to save the life of his friend and mentor, Crash Simpson. Blaze was bound with the demon Zarathos and transformed into a leather-clothed skeleton, his head cloaked in a sheath of flame. The character received his own series with a Sept. 1973 debut issue (see at left), with penciler Jim Mooney handling most of the first nine issues. Several different creative teams mixed-and-matched until penciler Don Perlin began a long stint with #26, eventually joined by writer Michael Fleisher through #58. This Ghost Rider's career ended when Zarathos fled Blaze's body in issue #81 (June 1983), the finale.
Blaze would mistake Noble Kale (an earlier Ghost Rider, the first known to have utilized the name in links with the supernatural) for Zarathos during the subsequent Ghost Rider series (1990-1998), and after attempting to destroy him, eventually became an ally. Johnny, like his long-lost brother Danny Ketch (see below), are direct descendants of Kale. Johnny was supposed to have become Kale's next host, but due to the actions of their mother, the siblings Johnny, Barbara, and Daniel (apparently their true last name is either Kale or Blaze, though no information has confirmed which is correct) were supposed to have been passed over by the curse of being Noble's host. Johnny was "spared" having to be Noble's host, but became the host for another entity (Zarathos, who had been stripped of his memories and was originally under Johnny's control. As the series progressed, that control faded and Zarathos' true personality was evident whenever Ghost Rider was unleashed).
so, which one of these are you talking about?
Originally posted by Marvel Boy
i'm all sore from last night. Me and some friends went out to see X3 and my "friend" (i don't really like him) had some issues with these 2 guys. And the started a fight and we all jumped in. I got punched in the gut. The movie was good though
freakin' sweet.
so, wich Ghost Rider is technically a 'villain' or not neccessarily a hero? whoever it is, that's who i want to be.
i saw the premiere too. they had a raffel for the Warner Bros. X3 movie posters, and we almost jumped this one guy who walked out of the theater alone with it. Then this bike security guy says, " go start a fight or something." he was cool. it was 2:30 am and he was bored and had already stopped a fight over to people who couldn't see the movie cause they were sold out.