Always down for the dark stuff. We don’t get enough of that from Marvel anymore. Fingers crossed we get more Ghost Rider in collected editions soon man. Such a dope character
I would've liked more exploration with Bram, but I enjoyed the role he had to play and the narrative foil he served against Johnny and Logan's characters. Like Johnny used to be when he was bound to the evil version of Zarathos, Bram is a tragic kid who got saddled with an evil entity and forced to do things against his will. The difference is that Johnny never lost sight of his morals and humanity, and in the end, won against Zarathos' influence, whereas all Bram does is wallow in self-pity and becomes a pathetic coward of a man when he grows up, unable to take responsibility for his own life and becomes fully subservient to his demon's whims. It's for this reason why I'm glad they went with Johnny Blaze and NOT Danny Ketch, because this type of story would've never worked believably with Danny, nor would he and Logan develop the kind of camaraderie and mutual understanding that Blaze has with the Canuck, since Danny at his core is just a wayward host who keeps being led around by his SoV, in-between all the complaining. He doesn't have enough agency as his own character to be Logan's relative equal.
Defo gonna pick it up in trade.
Seeing this almost got me tempted to pick em up but I ain’t had time to do shit. I do have issue 1 of Wolverine Vs Predator on pre order though.
I bet there’s a trade soon of this it’s only 4 issues altogether. You’d definitely dig it. Pretty brutal for Marvel.
@@drocksteadyreviews that’s the shit I do like.
I almost grabbed an issue of this at my LCS last time I was there too.
@@Nickt709 looks hard!
Always down for the dark stuff. We don’t get enough of that from Marvel anymore. Fingers crossed we get more Ghost Rider in collected editions soon man. Such a dope character
There is an Epic Collection of Danny Ketch that is either coming or already out. Definitely need an omnibus tho
I would've liked more exploration with Bram, but I enjoyed the role he had to play and the narrative foil he served against Johnny and Logan's characters. Like Johnny used to be when he was bound to the evil version of Zarathos, Bram is a tragic kid who got saddled with an evil entity and forced to do things against his will. The difference is that Johnny never lost sight of his morals and humanity, and in the end, won against Zarathos' influence, whereas all Bram does is wallow in self-pity and becomes a pathetic coward of a man when he grows up, unable to take responsibility for his own life and becomes fully subservient to his demon's whims. It's for this reason why I'm glad they went with Johnny Blaze and NOT Danny Ketch, because this type of story would've never worked believably with Danny, nor would he and Logan develop the kind of camaraderie and mutual understanding that Blaze has with the Canuck, since Danny at his core is just a wayward host who keeps being led around by his SoV, in-between all the complaining. He doesn't have enough agency as his own character to be Logan's relative equal.
Only the midnight sons can stop true evil
Not a fan of the art. But Ben is a good writer so it evens out.