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We already got a mediocre movie and a terrible sequel to his name. Well, first off, I think stepping away from Johnny Blaze is probably for the best. Why use him over the more popular versions of the characters from the ’70s and ’90s? Hell, why use him over the other new Ghost Rider? That raises the important question of why use Robbie. 1 issue, nine regular issues, and a spot in a Venom crossover, Robbie had twelve issues and a couple of Secret Warstie-ins. On the surface, Robbie’s run is comparable to Alejandra’s in terms of failure. Rather than riding a motorcycle, he’s become one with his sleek muscle car and uses it to become something of a slasher movie vigilante. Hyde (though I doubt we’ll be seeing him on the show again) and is reborn as Ghost Rider. He ends up being murdered by mercenaries working for Mr. Robbie’s story is that he’s a teenager in a rough Los Angeles neighborhood who has to take care of his developmentally-challenged little brother Gabe while juggling school, work, and midnight drag races to make ends meet. While it’s a good read on its own, the series’ selling point was less about the world of Roberto Reyes and more about the crazy-ass Tradd Moore art. This time it was All-New Ghost Rider by Felipe Smith and Tradd Moore. Only a mere three years after Alejandra’s introduction, they decided to roll the dice on yet another new Ghost Rider series. She has since been depowered and forgotten about. Her only claim to fame was showing up in Venom’s series as part of a Dark New Fantastic Four team with X-23 and Red Hulk. In 2011, while tying into the mostly-terrible Fear Itself event, Blaze gave his Ghost Rider curse over to Alejandra Jones, a Nicaraguan woman whose solo series lasted ten issues. Then Ketch and Blaze teamed up together in Jason Aaron’s AMAZING Ghost Riderrun, which everyone should read. Sadly, Ketch’s star died out so badly that Marvel didn’t even publish his series’ final issue for a decade. It also introduced the whole Penance Stare gimmick and gave us that cool New Fantastic Four story everybody loves where Ghost Rider, Spider-Man, Hulk, and Wolverine briefly replaced the real team. The ’90s gave us Daniel Ketch as the new Ghost Rider, eventually revealed to be Blaze’s secret brother. Join Amazon Prime – Watch Thousands of Movies & TV Shows Anytime – Start Free Trial Now He’s the guy we know from the two Hollywood movies starring Nicholas Cage being Nicholas Cage. First, you have Johnny Blaze, introduced in the ’70s, as a motorcycle stuntman who becomes host to the Spirit of Vengeance after making the deal with Satan…or Mephisto (who isn’t officially Satan, but totally is)…or angels. Either that, or he'll join the ranks of Alfre Woodard and Enver Gjokaj as two separate characters in the universe.Not counting the mostly-unrelated Wild West character with the same name, there have been four major Ghost Riders in Marvel Comics. He previously had a small role in The Incredible Hulk as a soldier, meaning his appearance could constitute a movie connection. Likely a minion of the Superior's, this isn't actually Jorsky's first turn in the MCU. The finale photo shows Joris Jarsky, who plays the character Sergei. All told, it's shaping up to be an action-packed and emotional finale.

Then there's images that are likely inside the Framework of Radcliffe and Mack as the latter potentially says goodbye to his daughter and prepares to leave the virtual world. We also get some shots of Coulson along with Quake all suited up. While we don't see Robbie all lit up, he certainly seems like he's about to blow his top given the look on his face. In the meantime, ABC has released some new images for the finale, titled 'World's End', that will bring back Robbie for the immediate future.

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