DANNY KETCH IS BACK!
Flashback to a time when innocent blood was spilled, a Spirit of Vengenace was born, and Danny Ketch found himself transformed into the GHOST RIDER! A gang war is breaking out across New York City, with Ghost Rider caught in the middle! But if it's just rival gangs killing each other, does Ghost Rider need to get involved?
Join us for an untold tale written by Danny Ketch co-creator HOWARD MACKIE and artist DANIEL PICCIOTTO!
Rated T+
Danny Ketch: Ghost Rider #1 is a straightforward and super-effective re-introduction to the second Ghost Rider, Danny Ketch. Howard Mackie's script is on point at every level, and the art is very strong. Read Full Review
Danny Ketch: Ghost Rider is a return to everything great about classic Marvel horror heroes. It's classic tone with a fresh new story will make fans of Ghost Rider, new and old, excited to follow all the twists and turns this amazing adventure brings. Read Full Review
Danny Ketch: Ghost Rider will appeal to fans of the Spirit of Vengeance with a satisfying start to what has the potential to be one of the best books of the summer! Read Full Review
Mackie's plot does take a little bit too long to get going but once it starts lurching forward, the title is quickly off to the races with exciting action set pieces to boot. Read Full Review
It's been awhile since I have been THIS excited about comics! A scrumptious little treat for any 90s Ghost Rider fan while being an effective re-introduction to the character, something both new and older fans will enjoy. Feels more than good to see Noble Kale blazing the Brooklyn streets once more, Danny and him are the perfect team it's exciting to see the boys back together even if it's a flashback mini.
The art is solid and does a good enough job at capturing classic horror feel the 90s run originally had.
This is "just" an average comic, but it's the kind of average I respect…maybe even admire. The story may not be inventive, but it's thoroughly clear. The storytelling may not be spectacular, but it's consistently competent.
The backstory recap might slow down the pace for fans of the character, but as a newcomer to the Danny Ketch years, I appreciate it.
Whenever people talk about bad dialogue and bad writing in comics, they could always do with a shift in perspective that one can only gain by reading a comic written by Howard Mackie.
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