Ghost Rider #6
| Writer | Ed Brisson |
| Artist | Juan Frigeri |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
VERSUS THE SORCEROR SUPREME!
As far as Johnny Blaze is concerned, there's one man who had the power to pull him outta Hell, but that man chose not to lift so much as a finger for him, and that man's name is Doctor Stephen Strange! So now Johnny's got a can of whupass with ol' Stevie's name on it!
Rated T+
CRITIC REVIEWS
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10
AIPT - Christopher Franey
Mar 11, 2020Fantastic issue, feels like I got two comic books for the price of one. Juan Frigeri brings some excellent art to the table and when you see his Johnny Blaze on the last page you will be wanting more. Ed Brisson does a great job of balancing time and story between the two Riders and all the guest stars...this looks like it could be building towards a Marvel Event or just some amazing story in Ghost Rider; get this book on your pull list asap. Read Full Review
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10
Horror DNA - James Ferguson
Mar 29, 2020Danny and Johnny's paths are connected and it will be interesting how they come together again. We're definitely building towards something big and I'm eager to see how it will all play out. This is a horror adventure story like no other. Read Full Review
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8.9
Comic Watch - Nicholas Osborn
Mar 14, 2020Ghost Rider #6 brings Doctor Strange into the fray with a spectacular issue filled with dark magical violence and more. The sides are set, the stakes are defined, now it's time for action! Read Full Review
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8.0
Weird Science Marvel Comics - Aaron Anderson
Mar 12, 2020This issue provides a ton of enjoyment. It has a couple battles that don't overwhelm the issue allowing the good guys to fight but also allowing for conversation. The more concentrated focus on characters I am familiar with probably helped keep me into the story. Johnny Blaze getting power juiced up definitely ramps up the intensity. He is going to need it with all the Baddies that Hell has unleashed, the fury of a woman scorn. Read Full Review
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6.0
ComicBook.com - Adam Barnhardt
Mar 11, 2020The cameos from Marvel's edgier characters"you know, like Punisher and Wolverine"still feel really hollow; instead of diving into Danny Ketch's massive transformation, it feels the character is using the aforementioned A-list names as a crutch to hobble along. Read Full Review