Comic Book Noise 152: Ghost Rider and Blaze: Spirits of Vengeance 1-5
Posted on | December 30, 2008 | 6 Comments
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Host Derek Coward talks about the first five issues of Ghost Rider and Blaze: Spirits of Vengeance 1-5 and lets us know that the good old days weren’t always so coherent.
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Category: Comic Book Noise
Tags: andy kubert > arthur adams > ghost rider > howard mackie > joe kubert > johnny blaze > lilith > marvel comics > midnight sons > spider-man > tom mandrake > venom
Tags: andy kubert > arthur adams > ghost rider > howard mackie > joe kubert > johnny blaze > lilith > marvel comics > midnight sons > spider-man > tom mandrake > venom
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Derek,
I really enjoyed your review of Spirits of Vengence. This episode had a feel of old Comic Book Noise and why I started listening in the first place. Thanks for throwing this one together because I really liked it.
I dunno Derek! Sounded like a terrible batch of comics, but then, I sometimes think what we say about old 60′s comics on KK might make them sound bad…
Well, I guess some of them are bad, but they sure are fun to read and then talk about with your friends!
Like Mike, this is my favorite type of CBN. I like to hear what you think of things, new, old, whatever.
Bruce, I thought they were a lot more fun than they had a right to be, but they aren’t anything that I would recommend to anyone who was just breaking into comic books or who was unfamiliar with the characters. There is just no flow from one issue to the next, but for some reason, I still liked them.
Did Blackout kill Danny Ketch? I know he killed Danny’s sister, but luckily I’m not all that familiar with the 90s GR series. At the moment.
David, I didn’t even know Danny had a sister.
She wasn’t around for long.