Cosmic Ghost Rider launches a one-man war as Cammi’s soul is dragged to hell! But as Cosmic Ghost Rider battles through the underworld to save her, he’ll discover that there’s something more dangerous than damnation lurking in the inferno…Don’t miss out as the explosive creative team of Dennis “Hopeless” Hallum and Scott Hepburn raises hell in this epic series finale!
Revenge of the Cosmic Ghost Rider #5 somewhat sticks the landing for the end of the series for me. It is a good ending that will shock you and you will not see coming. It sets up perfectly for another series. The problem is whether we will get that series or not. Read Full Review
Revenge Of The Cosmic Ghost Rider #5 concludes a miniseries that is so action-packed that it will leave the readers ears ringing. Though issue #5 finishes the miniseries, it still packs the same exciting punch as the previous issues and leaves the reader right where they started, but in a good way. Read Full Review
This mini-series feels more like it’s setting up a new status quo for Frank Castle's future as the Cosmic Ghost Rider, with new enemies out there to thwart and challenge him. Unfortunately the current uncertainty in the comics industry makes his future seem a little precarious. Without having the most definitive of endings and no major shocks for the reader leaves this concluding issue not quite living up to the high standards which have been set by previous entries in the series. Worth getting if only to see how the story ends and for the implications for the character in the future. Read Full Review
I liked this issue, but didn't love it. The book reads like it was canceled a little late, forcing things to wrap up much too quickly here. More time spent developing where this might go from here could have made the final pages matter much more too. As it stands though, this was a good looking title well worth a read if you need a little more Cosmic Ghost Rider in your life. Read Full Review
If youre a BIG Cosmic Ghost Rider fan, then I suppose youll enjoy this issue as well as this entire series. But frankly, thats the only reason I can see anyone being interested in this issue or series. With it being the last issue AND it now digital-only, Its not worth your time or money to buy it. If you have a huge desire to read a series filled with pure nonsense that literally changes nothing about the main character from start to finish, go pick it up. Otherwise, this should be a hard pass for new readers and possibly die-hard Cosmic Ghost Rider fans. Read Full Review
Given the character and creators involved, there's a better story somewhere in the bones of Revenge of the Cosmic Ghost Rider, but this finale doesn't quite do any of them justice. Read Full Review
It's a bizarre ending primarily delivered through expository dialogue, but there are some nice looking pages along the way. Read Full Review
CGR gives up a genuine redemption in order to save Cammi and keep his CGR powers out of the hands of the cosmic tapeworm. Well, 1 out of 2 ain't bad. I don't mind a circular story that lands back at the status quo -- and Mephisto prancing around at Maximum Smug is fun -- but Cammi getting burned so bad leaves an unpleasant taste. The art is still solid, but the script is mighty cliche-heavy. A slightly-disappointing end to a series that deserved better.
Man, this was so close to a good comic. I could feel it. But the pacing was off, and that meant everything in this issue. It's a shame, but I commend them for what they were trying to do.
Honestly this comic was fine but I think it just didn’t come together right.
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