GHOST RIDER

November 1980 • Volume 1 • Usa • DIRECT EDITION • 175 Collected

GHOST RIDER #50

Double size, Original Ghost Rider aka Phantom Rider Appearance

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Issue #51

(Marvel) Cover for GHOST RIDER #50 Double size, Original Ghost Rider aka Phantom Rider Appearance

Basic Information

Published

November 1980

Comic Age

Bronze

Cover Price

.75

Facts

Ghost Rider (Carter Slade) Guest Appearance -Tarantula (Clay Riley) Appearance - This issue includes a pin-up gallery of Ghost Rider and various guest-stars.

Characters

Creators

Writer

Michael Fleisher

Penciler

Carmine Infantino , Gil Kane , Don Perlin , Herb Trimpe

Cover Penciler

Bob Budiansky

Inker

Klaus Janson , Don Perlin , Josef Rubinstein 'Joe'

Letterer

Diana Albers

Colorist

Rob Carosella

Editor

Dennis O'Neil , Jim Shooter

Stories

Stories may contain spoilers

Manitou's Anger...Tarantula's Sting!

* "PHANTOM RIDER" aka: "Ghost Rider" (Carter Slade) Guest Appearance
* "Tarantula" (Clay Riley) Appearance
* This issue includes a pin-up gallery of Ghost Rider and various guest-stars. Illustrations are provided by artists Carmine Infantino, Gil Kane and Herb Trimpe. The Pin-ups are:
*Ghost Rider and Son of Satan
*Ghost Rider and the Hulk
*Ghost Rider and the Phantom Eagle

Transported back to the Wild West, Johnny Blaze ends up meeting the Night Rider, a costumed hero from that era. The two work together to stop the Tarantula and his men from committing a heist, and after battling the Manitou once more, Johnny as the Ghost Rider uses his hellfire to make the Tarantula and his men surrender to the sheriff.

Returned to his own time prior to Ed Pollard setting off the explosion to destroy the dam, Ghost Rider manages to throw the bombs into the sky causing them to harmlessly explode and save the town below.