The Ghost Rider, Number 5, The Spirit Speaks (NOOK Comic with Zoom View): Digitally Remastered
In this fifth issue of Ghost Rider we find the following heroic, ghoulish stories...

An evil-doer turns a noble Indian Tribe against one another in "The Spirit Speaks". A sadistic man delights in lashing his foes, but will he have the last laugh after meeting the Ghost Rider in "Laughing Boy". A Western gangster holds a town in is clutches in "The Tyrant of Brimstone". Rangers are surrounded and sure to be killed by an Apache attack until The Ghost Rider appears in "Doom Patrol" plus vintage advertisements.



Ghost Rider is an exciting blend of horror and spaghetti-Western hero invented by Dick Ayers and artist Ray Krank in 1949. Ghost Rider is the original inspiration for a different, non-horror, comic where his horse was swapped for a motorcycle.



Enjoy a nostalgic trip down memory lane with the best titles from the golden age of comics. Yojimbo Press has lovingly remastered these timeless classics with vivid color correction, image restoration and has also added an enhanced reading experience with Zoom View.
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The Ghost Rider, Number 5, The Spirit Speaks (NOOK Comic with Zoom View): Digitally Remastered
In this fifth issue of Ghost Rider we find the following heroic, ghoulish stories...

An evil-doer turns a noble Indian Tribe against one another in "The Spirit Speaks". A sadistic man delights in lashing his foes, but will he have the last laugh after meeting the Ghost Rider in "Laughing Boy". A Western gangster holds a town in is clutches in "The Tyrant of Brimstone". Rangers are surrounded and sure to be killed by an Apache attack until The Ghost Rider appears in "Doom Patrol" plus vintage advertisements.



Ghost Rider is an exciting blend of horror and spaghetti-Western hero invented by Dick Ayers and artist Ray Krank in 1949. Ghost Rider is the original inspiration for a different, non-horror, comic where his horse was swapped for a motorcycle.



Enjoy a nostalgic trip down memory lane with the best titles from the golden age of comics. Yojimbo Press has lovingly remastered these timeless classics with vivid color correction, image restoration and has also added an enhanced reading experience with Zoom View.
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The Ghost Rider, Number 5, The Spirit Speaks (NOOK Comic with Zoom View): Digitally Remastered

The Ghost Rider, Number 5, The Spirit Speaks (NOOK Comic with Zoom View): Digitally Remastered

The Ghost Rider, Number 5, The Spirit Speaks (NOOK Comic with Zoom View): Digitally Remastered

The Ghost Rider, Number 5, The Spirit Speaks (NOOK Comic with Zoom View): Digitally Remastered

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In this fifth issue of Ghost Rider we find the following heroic, ghoulish stories...

An evil-doer turns a noble Indian Tribe against one another in "The Spirit Speaks". A sadistic man delights in lashing his foes, but will he have the last laugh after meeting the Ghost Rider in "Laughing Boy". A Western gangster holds a town in is clutches in "The Tyrant of Brimstone". Rangers are surrounded and sure to be killed by an Apache attack until The Ghost Rider appears in "Doom Patrol" plus vintage advertisements.



Ghost Rider is an exciting blend of horror and spaghetti-Western hero invented by Dick Ayers and artist Ray Krank in 1949. Ghost Rider is the original inspiration for a different, non-horror, comic where his horse was swapped for a motorcycle.



Enjoy a nostalgic trip down memory lane with the best titles from the golden age of comics. Yojimbo Press has lovingly remastered these timeless classics with vivid color correction, image restoration and has also added an enhanced reading experience with Zoom View.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940045401029
Publisher: Yojimbo Press LLC
Publication date: 11/01/1950
Series: The Ghost Rider , #5
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 33 MB
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