r/GhostRider • u/JuggernautPrudent623 • 4h ago
Which Ultimate Universe Ghost Rider Was Best Written?
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r/GhostRider • u/JuggernautPrudent623 • 4h ago
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r/GhostRider • u/Konradleijon • 44m ago
Given how the 90s run uncermonsly fridged them you think they would finally get more meat. But no.
They don’t. They don’t explain anything about how Roxane died.
They gave The spirit of corruption a backstory that made it more important and for some reason fleshed out Micheal and Zala and then killed Danny. They don’t flesh him out or see why he had to die. The “protagonist” of the 90s run died anti climaticly with his sister and Johnny lost most of his family expect for his cousin.
r/GhostRider • u/The-masked-madman • 6h ago
Mini seris I’m working on. ghost rider vs Freddy Kruger
r/GhostRider • u/mynameajeff1225 • 3h ago
Hey yall, finally finished one of the comic cutscenes from the Ghost Rider game. Hope i was manage to capture a similar vibe to the game!
r/GhostRider • u/mentallyill-femboy • 7h ago
i think it's definitely robbie, bro was feeding both himself and gabe even if that food was alphabet soup(?is that what it's called) and mac n cheese. i hc he learned how to cook for himself and gabe but mostly gabe
r/GhostRider • u/Quirky_Ad_5420 • 1d ago
Lore by the Artist: Danny Ketch is a man shattered by random violence, his sister is killed in a chaotic shootout between rival gangs, a death so senseless it leaves him hollow and furious at the world.
In his despair, a demonic presence answers his unspoken scream. Mephisto binds Danny to hellfire, aiming not to uphold justice, but to weaponize his grief.
The flames that consume him are born from loss and obsession, driving him through the criminal underworld again and again, not to balance the scales, but because stopping would mean facing a world where his sister is truly gone.
r/GhostRider • u/mentallyill-femboy • 1d ago
sorry if this is posting too much i suddenly regained motivation and did this w it
if johnny has a million fans, then i am one of them. if johnny has ten fans, then i am one of them. if johnny has only one fan then that is me. if johnny has no fans, then that means I am no longer on earth. if the world is against johnny, then I am against the world.
r/GhostRider • u/Konradleijon • 1d ago
We didn’t see Johnny and Zarathos discussing anything or Zarathos egging Johnny on to be more cruel as king of Hell.
They talk in the damnation one shot and in Percy run Zarathos is furious at Johnny for trapping them in an illusion.
But they didn’t actually talk while king of Hell
r/GhostRider • u/TigerHead_260806 • 1d ago
I have allways been intrested in Ghost Rider as a character and concept, but I've never concumed media outside of the first tow movies and a few comics and I've never been invested in the villans I saw, can y'all give recomendations that showcase well his villans, espetialy the lesser known ones, please and thank you ?
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r/GhostRider • u/mentallyill-femboy • 2d ago
i made this to convey my own emotions bc my older brother came over and im projecting it onto johnny bc he also has a brother he has an unstable relationship with.
anyway cant believe zarathos used to be a trad bully
r/GhostRider • u/JuggernautPrudent623 • 2d ago
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r/GhostRider • u/zombified_dragon4956 • 2d ago
In the movie it reads as its just Johnny in a different body. If read some comics but I get the same vibe there, does it change from writer to writer?
r/GhostRider • u/blackheartbr456 • 2d ago
A lot of Danny's character was built around relatability and identification, and I was thinking about that alongside that panel of him as a kid saying he saw the Spider-Car. It would be interesting if Peter had actually saved Danny when he was a child, which would give Danny a huge amount of respect for him. (Honestly, that would already be a better interaction than Robbie's in the Avengers)
r/GhostRider • u/GhostStoryRider • 3d ago
This post is born out of pure frustration
— and a tiny, naive hope that maybe, just maybe, someone at Marvel will finally read this and understand how badly they are ruining one of their greatest concepts.
Let’s face it: Ghost Rider is the single most absurdly, consistently, and stupidly nerfed character in Marvel history.
Whenever Ghost Rider is about to get a well-deserved, lore-accurate victory, the writers panic and pull the most pathetic, lazy excuses out of their asses. “Oh, the Penance Stare didn't work because Thanos enjoys his sins!” “Oh, the demon doesn't have a soul!” It is absolute garbage.
— It’s pure laziness from the editorial team who refuse to think outside the box.
I already know some casual fans or teenage "power-scaling experts" will rush to the comments saying: “But if Ghost Rider was at full power, he would just stomp everyone instantly and there’d be no story!”
— SO WHAT?! Why is the only alternative to make him look like a complete jobber? Is it really that hard to write a proper, compelling story where Ghost Rider actually fights high-tier transcendental and primordial entities?
If you want stakes, don't nerf the Rider, buff the threat!
— Have him go against the Beyonders, or introduce a terrifying new threat that genuinely challenges the Wrath of God. But no, instead we get the peak of "writer's genius," where the Spirit of Vengeance gets physically overpowered by Hulk, torn in half by King Thanos, or outsmarted by Punisher. It’s a joke.
— Is Disney/Marvel really that terrified of giving writers actual creative freedom? If their greedy corporate mindset tells them that an epic, boundless and immeasurable Ghost Rider story “won't make money,” then they will keep churning out this mediocre, repetitive garbage and wondering why their profits are dropping.
— Let’s be real here: Ghost Rider is not some petty cosmic god, and he is definitely not a tyrant who conquers worlds out of sadism or a lust for power. Quite the opposite — he was born to stomp and punish those exact tyrants without breaking a single sweat, no matter their scale, even if we are talking about transcendental, outer-world entities (beyond-dimensional beings).
— But what does Marvel actually write? They make him lose to the PUNISHER?! Are you kidding me? That is the ultimate peak of garbage writing. If Disney and Marvel actually knew how to "write properly," they would introduce entities even more powerful than the Beyonders, and let the Rider hunt down those sinners one by one, eventually reaching the top tier and obliterating them too.
— What is stopping them from doing this? It’s not the characters — it’s their pure laziness and utter inability to write a compelling story. They know exactly what real fans want from Marvel: a proper, well-crafted storyline where our favorite character punishes sinners of any unimaginable scale. Instead, we get this complete nonsense where street-level or physical material frauds are somehow overpowering the Wrath of God. It’s an absolute joke.
— Deep down, I know no one at Marvel headquarters will ever read this.
But at least I tried.
And honestly, even if they ever attempt a storyline like this in the future, knowing Marvel’s current state, they’ll probably still find a way to butcher it with some dumb limitations.
We, the fans who actually respect the real lore and the true power of the Rider, deserve so much better.
Drop your own rants below, true keepers of the Lore! 🔥💀
r/GhostRider • u/Public_Pudding7227 • 3d ago
Amazing Spider-Man Annual featuring Spider-Man, Hulk, and Deadpool is a Marvel comic team-up. Comic breakdown covers the wild crossover, the character dynamics, and why this story is perfect for fans of Marvel’s biggest heroes. https://youtube.com/shorts/dHauXU9w0ok?is=ky4jWRBRhhIdzBPt I just seen it today