Felipe Smith continues to write a great Ghost Rider series, tapping into a part of American culture rarely seen and creating a beautiful story about two brothers and their love. The artwork"while not as clean as Trad Moore's"continues in the same vein of urban street art, making it one of the few books that really stand out. The art isn't necessarily for everyone, as it strongly veers away from "typical" comic book art. This book isn't a good hopping on point if one hasn't been following the story. It'll be confusing and it's best to wait until the next story arc. However, if one has been following along, it's a good one to pick up and this series continues to be an entertaining and fun read. Read Full Review