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Ghost Rider: Danny Ketch (2008) #1

 
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Writer: 
Simon Spurrier
Penciller: 
Javier Saltares
Inker: 
Tom Palmer
Colorist: 
Dan Brown, Clint Langley
Letterer: 
Joe Caramagna
Other: 
Chris Eliopoulos
Orig. Published: 
October 22, 2008
Imprint: 
MARVEL UNIVERSE 
Rating: 
PARENTAL ADVISORY 
Format: 
Comic 
UPC: 
5960606443-00111

The Story: (hide) You’ve heard the news by now. He’s been away, he’s been down to rock bottom; but he’s back. Dan Ketch reborn: a stranger, darker figure. So what happened, Dannyboy? Where did it all go wrong? Tying-into Jason Aaron’s stunning take on the Ghost Rider mythos, artist Javier Saltares (Iron Man, Cat Woman) and writer Simon Spurrier (Gutsville, Silver Surfer) present a tormented fall into the deepest pits of the soul. Join us – via Technomancer babes, talking carrion-birds, battering-rams on bikes and the inescapable hunger for Vengeance – for a dark tale of Addiction…
Parental Advisory …$3.99

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