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    Ghost Rider » Ghost Rider #10 - The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Illinois: Part 3 released by Marvel on June 1, 2007.

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    The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Illinois: Part 3 last edited by ghostgrifter on 03/14/22 08:48AM View full history

    A dead super villain possessed by the Prince of Lies. A survivalist cop with an arsenal of weaponry. And now, an army of flesh-eating zombies poised to destroy everything in their path. There are times that being the Spirit of Vengeance is a real pain in the bike seat. But it turns out that Ghost Rider has one advantage that no one else can claim in the town of Sleepy Hollow, IL: he doesn’t have any flesh to get chewed off.

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    Ghost Rider #10 - The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Illinois: Part 3 by the_outsider on April 13, 2007

    While I praised Garth Ennis' Ghost Rider: Trail of Tears mini series for centering the story on other characters then Ghost Rider himself, I can't do the same thing with Daniel Way. The reason is, Ennis does it to tell a great story, while Way does it because he has nothing interesting to do with Johnny Blaze, or Ghost Rider for that matter. In Trail of Tears, Ghost Rider is a mystery and when he shows up in the story you know it's to inflict vengeance on someone. In this story, Ghost Rider isn'...

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