The Original Ghost Rider Rides Again #1 (Marvel Comics July 1991)

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Publication Year: 1991 Genre: Superheroes, Fantasy Series Title: The Original Ghost Rider Rides Again Artist/Writer: Joe Rubinstein, Roger Stern, Dave Simons, Bob Budiansky, George Roussos Issue Number: 1 Publisher: Marvel Comics Language: English Features: Direct Character: Burt (First Appearance), Phony Priest (First Appearance, Villain), Mona Simpson (Flashback, Death) (Crash Simpson's Wife and Rocky's Mother), Johnny Blaze (Origin Retold, Also Flashback), Ghost Rider (Origin Retold, Also Flashback), Mephisto, Shirley Watkins (First Appearance), Ghostrider, Red Fowler, Roxanne Simpson (Flashback), Crash Simpson (Flashback), Cynthia Randolph, Mephisto (Flashback, Villain), Bob Convy (First Appearance), Corky Franklin, Ralph Quentin, Johnny Blaze, Harry Donovan (First Appearance, Villain) Cover Artist: Joe Rubinstein, Bob Budiansky Tradition: US Comics Era: Copper Age (1984-1991)

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The Original Ghost Rider Rides Again #1 (Marvel Comics July 1991). "The Original Ghost Rider Rides Again #1 (Marvel Comics July 1991)" is a comic book from the Copper Age featuring the character of Ghost Rider. It includes various characters such as Mona Simpson, Bob Convy, Crash Simpson, Mephisto, and Johnny Blaze. The comic is in English and has a direct edition feature. With a focus on superheroes and fantasy, this issue marks the first appearance of Bob Convy and Harry Donovan, among others, and provides an origin retelling for Ghost Rider and Johnny Blaze." "The Original Ghost Rider Rides Again #1 (Marvel Comics July 1991)" is a comic book from the Copper Age featuring the character of Ghost Rider. It includes various characters such as Mona Simpson, Bob Convy, Crash Simpson, Mephisto, and Johnny Blaze. The comic is in English and has a direct edition feature. With a focus on superheroes and fantasy, this issue marks the first appearance of Bob Convy and Harry Donovan, among others, and provides an origin retelling for Ghost Rider and Johnny Blaze."