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| A Phantom of the Western
Night!
For those who only know the Ghost Rider as a demon-
possessed biker, the fact that he started out as a Western hero might come
as a suprise, but the fact that he originally began in 1950 really takes
the cake.
The original GHOST RIDER series ran from 1950-1954.
The character returned as part of Marvel Comics
mid-1960's expansion. The series featured new stories with art by
Dick Ayers, backed up with Kid Colt reprints in the first six issues. |
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Said to be inspired
by the Vaughn Monroe song "Ghost Riders in the Sky,"
the original 1950's GHOST RIDER
title ran 14 issues, but was also numbered as part of the A-1 COMICS series
from Magazine Entertainment. Many of its covers featured art by the
legendary
Frank Frazetta. |
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Ghost Rider
Volume I, #10
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Ghost Rider
Volume II, #1
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Ghost Rider
Volume II, #2
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Ghost Rider
Volume II, #3
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Ghost Rider
Volume II, #4
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Ghost Rider
Volume II, #5
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Ghost Rider
Volume II, #6
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Ghost Rider
Volume II, #7
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