Readers, Cosmic Ghost Rider #1 goes nowhere.
Overall, both artistic teams on each of their respectful stories were great compliments to one another and were strong highlights to this opening installment. Plus, his Cosmic Ghost Rider’s fiery appearance is much more abrasive than Cabal’s. However, where he shines is with his far-out character choices and dream design that’s pretty breathtaking. It’s just that his design is much more dark and eerie. Now, Jonas Scarf’s take isn’t bad by any stretch. Additionally, whether this was Phillips idea or Cabal’s, the town looks like it could be placed in the Mandalorian.
When Frank wakes up from his first dream and he zooms in on his face, that’s some realistic renderings right there! Very impressive! Additionally, Cabal and Espen Grundetjern design a very crisp and clean layout that makes the first story easy on the eyes. However, I’m really digging the way his old, grisly Frank looks too. Juann Cabal’s Cosmic Ghost Rider looks fantastic. Nevertheless, to anyone who has been a die-hard Cosmic Ghost Rider fan, most of these characters and events thrown at you in the comic will be an unorthodox trip down memory lane. You’ll simply get a smattering of events thrown at you in a chaotic dream fashion that won’t make much sense at all. To anyone unfamiliar with the Cosmic Ghost Rider looking for a place to jump on board, you won’t find that here. It’s showcasing all his past endeavors and trials, yet, not in a summarizing way. The premise of Cosmic Ghost Rider #1 appears to be throwing his past and guilt at him hand over fist. However, the problem with the second story is that it’s also focusing on Frank dreaming. Plus, many will read right over it because it’s ultimately a missing letter. We all make mistakes so I can’t completely knock the editors on that one. Nevertheless, readers move into another story that kicks off with a minor grammar/ spelling error in the second installment. Yet, shouldn’t the focus be more on the Cosmic Ghost Rider, where he’s been, and what he’s been up to? So, it would stand to reason that even though Cosmic Ghost Rider #1was just one dream after another, the bar and family are probably a mainstay in this series… at least you would think. Heck, Phillips spends a ton of time building up this town and the setting. But why spend all this time on an opener to wish it all away in a dream? And it’s a good chunk of the issue. Now, could this bar family actually be real? Sure. Why? Well, because we spend a good chunk of the beginning getting to know this family that works at a bar where Frank seems to help out only for it to come across as a dream before all is said and done. However, I’d wait and temper your expectations before you get the popcorn ready just yet. THE DISPATCHĬosmic Ghost Rideris back people. If you’re interested in this comic, series, related trades, or any of the others mentioned, then simply click on the title/link to snag a copy through Amazon as you read the Cosmic Ghost Rider #1 Review. But across the universe, a vicious bounty hunter is leaving a trail of bodies in his wake and his name is… Cosmic Ghost Rider?! When Frank’s peaceful existence is shattered, he must suit up once more and face his most savage enemy yet – himself! Be there for the start of a sprawling space adventure with shocking twists and turns in the saga of Cosmic Ghost Rider #1 by Stephanie Phillips.
In a far-flung corner of deep space, Frank Castle has eked out a quiet existence, his days as Cosmic Ghost Rider finally behind him. It’s honestly pretty overwhelming how much the Marvel fans have embraced this crazy character, and I’m having so much fun continuing the Rider’s insane story! If you thought Thanos Wins was wild…you just wait to see what we have planned for everyone’s new favorite space lunatic!Ĭosmic Ghost Rider #1 will arrive in shops on July 4th 2018.Writer: Stephanie Phillips Art: Juann Cabal, Espen Grundetjern, VC’s Travis Lanham, Jonas Scarf, Arif Prianto, Morry Hollowell, and Valerio Giangiordano Publisher: Marvel Comics Price: $3.99 Release Date: March 1st, 2023 This alternate future version of Frank Castle debuted in Thanos #3 and now Cosmic Ghost Rider’s “plans for a better universe” will “come to fruition…however crazy they may be”.Ĭosmic Ghost Rider is such a blast to work on.
#Cosmic ghost rider art series#
In July 2018, this solo-adventure lands in an all-new limited series written by the character’s co-creator Donny Cates ( Thanos, Doctor Strange) with art by Dylan Burnett. Cosmic Ghost Rider, a title teased in a Marvel panel at Emerald City Comic Con, is not only happening, it’s practically here, with a first look at the artwork on the series released.
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