Hail Beelzebub! Benjamin Percy'sGhost Rider #2 is a fiendishly good read, perfect for new readers and old alike. Throw your horns up and get in on the horror show NOW! Read Full Review

Ghost Rider is fun but largely mindless here. It's going through familiar motions which may be new to some but are certainly part and parcel of this character since, well, forever. It's done in the right way and it looks pretty good so it's an easy and enjoyable read overall, even though it does lean into the whole thing of people are terrible when you're not watching thing rather easily. The way Johnny equates most things with the motorcycle as a metaphor or something can be a little groan-inducing but it's also a staple of things. New readers may enjoy it well enough, older readers are likely just glad to have the character poking around in his own book, and both can have fun with it while wishing it was able to be something more. Read Full Review

Ghost Rider #2 is a solid example of comic horror and a noticeable improvement over the first issue. The setup is the stuff of classic horror films. The artwork is excellent. And the resolution opens the door for monster-of-the-month adventures. That said, the narration was frequently unnecessary and dragged the pacing in several spots. Read Full Review

Ghost Rider #2 is a good second issue that cuts to the chase with monster action and new character development. Percy is great at putting us inside Johnny's head through captions with a voice that feels lost and unsure. He's a victim of the Ghost Rider, but we get to see he's also a hero in his own right here. This new direction for Ghost Rider reads like great episodic TV in comics form. Read Full Review

It is a fun read by seeing what Johnny is getting into while on his journey to get his memory back but it doesn't move the needle too much in the overall storyline. It answers a couple of questions but still leaves plenty of stuff to be determined. Read Full Review

Another really good issue. The horror aspects were definitely a strong point once again, which is, again. helped by Smith's awesome art throughout. I still feel that Talia is a bit cliched (see my review of Issue 1 for more details), but, so far, I do enjoy her character for what it is.

Yeah, Ghost Rider's cool and all but imagine if they gave him a Unicycle. I think that should happen at some point in this arc. Let the Hellcycle lose a tire.

This continues to be a surprisingly good series. The horror is on point. I really enjoy the art. And I genuinely care about Johnny Blaze, which is shocking.

As the name says I'm a big Batman fan. But I do love me some marvel too, I always wanted to read a ghost rider story, and this current arc is absolutely amazing.

This is one of the best books on the shelf right now, from any company.

If your local comic shop has issue 1/2 lying around go there and buy them right now! It's a phenomenal series.

I am very very happy I picked this series up, this book was as good as anything on the shelf's This week .

This series is as good as the start of immortal hulk.

Marvel! More of this, this is awesome !

It's a good read. It's got a darker tone. The art looks pretty solid. I wish there was a little more happening but, overall setting up good things to come.

I hoped this volume wasn't ripping off the Immortal Hulk. But now Johnny is losing time, fretting about the Rider splitting into a separate identity, starting a series of creepy one-off road-trip adventures, and being pursued by a new supporting character …

Yeah, this is "Immortal Rider."

The one-off story du jour is entertaining, a solid combination of general creepiness and well-integrated world-building. The writing is OK (I found the prose a little florid) and the art's good.

This Talia Warroad character, though … She's completely over the top, with no sign of being a parody. She's why we laugh at high school goths. Me taking her seriously is not a thing that will happen without a major shift in tone. more