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JMS: Ghost Rider vs. Galactus

So, remember that cool scene from the old Fantastic Four cartoon where Ghost Rider effortlessly defeated Galactus? Here's how that goes in the comics, I guess:




So much for 'non-interference'.
Art by Juan Ferreyra
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(" individuals airing out their consciences " is a reductive description that can be applied to ultimately any story, but this isn't really doing a great job in making Johnny's insistence anything more than a guy stomping his feet about his specific hang-up.
There are awful effects of Galactus' actions, and Johnny trying to make him feel about them is the point, but feels like these pages're wasting time about it - he's not exactly articulating anything original. It's just " yeah, Spirit of Vengeance, advocating for Vengeance on a Destroyer of Worlds " - readers could probably write the same thing in their head just from reading a synopsis.)
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Not that Galactus hasn't most likely faced such an attack already during his untold eons of existence and shielded his soul. Or maybe it's shielded by default, what with him being one of the cosmic trinity.
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Speaking of Ketch, the Ghost Rider LOOKS a lot more like him than it does Blaze, but the motorcycle is more sleek, Johnny style, while Danny drove a friggin tank of a motorcycle.
This feels like a mix of the general idea of Ghost Rider, rather than any actual canon one.
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I don't think Strange was available at the time. Took forever for him to show up in Spider-Man and he was like...the third superhero Spider-Man ever teamed up with in comics. Love that issue.
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If you can make him so he's nonchalantly "fish gotta swim, birds gotta fly" about it, he's just a dick. Feeling bad about the people he hurts is what makes him more than, well, a big dumb kaiju the FF have to rules lawyer into defeat.
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I mean Zarathos was a lawn ornament, but Blaze was still suddenly, and unexplainably, bonded with him for that Hood story.
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It's like Punisher only being able to shoot people after they've already turned their self into the police. It completely misses the point of what it's supposed to be doing.
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