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Ghost Rider (1973) 3-A

Comic Book by Marvel, Dec 1973

CCL Grade: Very Fine +

Price $29.95

Item Details

Item Data
Number:	3
Variant:	A
Printing:	1st
Cover Price:	$.20
Publish Date:	DEC 1973
Content:	CCA Approved

Publisher
Marvel

Story Arcs
No Story Arcs

Credits
Jim Mooney	Artist
Tom Orzechowski	Artist
John Romita Sr.	Artist
George Roussos (aka George Bell, Sam Kato, Geo Roussos)	Artist
John "Tartag" Tartaglione	Artist
Roy Thomas	Editor
Gary Friedrich	Writer

Characters
Amon
Daimon Hellstorm / Hellstrom
Gary "Big Daddy" Dawson
Ghost Rider
Hecate
Jonathan "Johnny" Blaze
Linda Littletree
Roxanne Simpson / Roxanne Blaze
Set
Son of Satan
Witch Woman

Ghost Rider (1973) 3-A by Marvel

Item Bio

"Wheels on Fire"
Continued from Marvel Spotlight (1971) #12.

Son of Satan's taxi service leaves Ghost Rider and Witch Woman destitute in the Arizona desert. With no means of further transport to the nearest populated town, Witch Woman coaches the nascent scion of Satan to wield his Hellfire in concentrated style to create solid objects.

Ghost Rider needs wheels, and conjures a fully formed chopper motorcycle. Linda Littletree's lost her powers after Daimon Hellstrom had traded with his father to release her soul. Therefore, she cannot ride alongside the Hellfire bike. Johnny, regrettably leaves her behind after promising to raise help in the nearest town.

Within sight of the highway, the sun starts to rise and Johnny's ride fades. So close, yet so far away. Blaze crumples to the tarmac, causing a huge smash-up on the Interstate.

Poor little virgin, Roxanne Simpson has got herself kidnapped by "Big Daddy Dawson", perhaps a name veiling some sort of inadequacy. Dawson hits upon a blackmail scheme, learning of Blaze's hospitalization.

The ruffian shows he's not the sharpest tool in the box by driving Roxy to the hospital where Blaze is recuperating under police guard. However, it is the ghoulish flaming skull of Ghost Rider that greets him there.

Ghost Rider displays a previously untoward ruthless streak by causing Dawson to crash headlong into traffic.

Ghost Rider creates a "flame cycle" for the very first time.