Ghost Rider: Vengeance Unbound

GHOST RIDER # 36 (volume 1)

SYNOPSIS
On the outskirts of the Colorado Rockies, the Ghost Rider tears down the highway, terrorizing truckers and other motorists. Several hours later, the demon arrives in Denver, where he causes more chaos before finally relinquishing control over to Johnny Blaze. Finding himself exhausted and incredibly hungry, Johnny walks to the nearby Dickie's Restaurant, where he orders some food. Finding he doesn't have enough money, a kind woman Debbie offers to pay. The woman is an exotic dancer who works the diner for money, and her normal customers don't appeciate her befriending Blaze. The leader of the gang, a contstruction worker named Barney, picks a fight with Johnny, only to get his ass throughly kicked. Blaze and Debbie leave together, ending up at the woman's apartment. There, Blaze meets her little sister, Beth, who is due for a hospital visit for her weekly kidney treatment. Debbie invites Johnny to go along, which he accepts.

While on the way to the hospital, Debbie's car is ran off the road by an unknown assailant. After their car crashes, Johnny is hauled out by Barney and his gang of buddies, who want payback for being shown up in the restaurant. The gang proceeds to beat Blaze to a pulp, so to save his own life, he transforms into the Ghost Rider. While the demon makes short work of the men, Debbie tries to start the damaged car and escape, afraid for her and her sister's lives. Realizing the car won't start, they beg Barney to give them a ride as he tries to escape the Ghost Rider. The girls get in the man's car, but quickly find that he's been hoisted into the air by the demonic biker. Debbie attempts to plead with the monster, telling him that if she doesn't get to a hospital, her sister will die. Reluctantly, the Rider tosses Barney to the ground and relinquishes control back over to Blaze. Johnny drives the fearful women to the hospital, not a word spoken amongst them.

ANNOTATIONS
None.

REVIEW
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GHOST RIDER # 36 (volume 1) SYNOPSIS On the outskirts of the Colorado Rockies, the Ghost Rider tears down the highway, terrorizing truckers and other motorists. Several hours later, the demon arrives in Denver, where he causes more chaos before finally relinquishing control over to Johnny Blaze. Finding himself exhausted and incredibly hungry, Johnny walks to the nearby Dickie's Restaurant, where he orders some food. Finding he doesn't have enough money, a kind woman Debbie offers to pay. The woman is an exotic dancer who works the diner for money, and her normal customers don't appeciate her befriending Blaze. The leader of the gang, a contstruction worker named Barney, picks a fight with Johnny, only to get his ass throughly kicked. Blaze and Debbie leave together, ending up at the woman's apartment. There, Blaze meets her little sister, Beth, who is due for a hospital visit for her weekly kidney treatment. Debbie invites Johnny to go along, which he accepts. While on the way to the hospital, Debbie's car is ran off the road by an unknown assailant. After their car crashes, Johnny is hauled out by Barney and his gang of buddies, who want payback for being shown up in the restaurant. The gang proceeds to beat Blaze to a pulp, so to save his own life, he transforms into the Ghost Rider. While the demon makes short work of the men, Debbie tries to start the damaged car and escape, afraid for her and her sister's lives. Realizing the car won't start, they beg Barney to give them a ride as he tries to escape the Ghost Rider. The girls get in the man's car, but quickly find that he's been hoisted into the air by the demonic biker. Debbie attempts to plead with the monster, telling him that if she doesn't get to a hospital, her sister will die. Reluctantly, the Rider tosses Barney to the ground and relinquishes control back over to Blaze. Johnny drives the fearful women to the hospital, not a word spoken amongst them. ANNOTATIONS None. REVIEW Review Coming Soon! Grade:	Ghost Rider # 36 (volume 1) Published: June 1979 Original Price: $0.40 Cover: Bob Budiansky Title: "A Demon In Denver!" Writer: Michael Fleisher Artist: Don Perlin Letterer: Irv Watanabe Colorist: Ben Sean Editor: Roger Stern Editor In Chief: Jim Shooter