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Ghost Rider Vol. 4: Revelations (Ghost Rider (2006-2009)) Kindle & comiXology

by Daniel Way (Author), Mike Deodato (Cover Art), Javier Saltares (Artist), Format: Kindle Edition

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Collects Ghost Rider (2006) #14-19.

The final confrontation between Ghost Rider and Lucifer begins here! Ghost Rider, now back in control after Johnny has (once again) proven himself to be...not so good at it, has begun his brutal final march toward Lucifer's ultimate destruction. But should the fate of the mortal world — and possibly the immortal world — be entrusted to a vengeful spirit bonded to the soul of an ex-carnival performer? Heaven doesn't think so.

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0178GJ8PG
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Marvel (November 19, 2015)
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To outsmart the devil

Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2012

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The only way Ghost Rider can send Lucifer back where he belongs is to destroy all 666 of his avatars. But with each one destroyed, the rest grow in power. Can Johnny Blaze outsmart the devil?

Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2011

After a truly awful third volume, Way's run on Ghost Rider concludes in his fourth and final volume.

The good news is that Way has rebounded a bit since his dreadful last outing. This set is probably his most consistent since his first volume. There's a bit of a spark in the writing that hasn't been there since Way initially began his take on the character and its nice to see that spark back. It's also nice to see Way actually write a REAL plan for Blaze to use to defeat Satan.

Unfortunately it all just turns out to be a case of 'too little, too late'. Way's revelation about the Ghost Rider entity comes too close towards the end of the game and, frankly, feels a little tacked on. It's as if Way is attempting to leave his mark on the character rather than serve the story. Also, while Blaze's aforementioned plan to defeat Satan finally happens, it's really irritating that it took Way 14 or 15 issues to kick it into gear. And, really, that's the main criticism of Way's Ghost Rider run in it's entirety as well as for just this specific volume; It's just too drawn out with not enough material or ideas to sustain it. If Way's run had been 8-10 issues instead of 19, it would have been pretty good. But Way overextends himself and simply doesn't yet have the skill needed to pull it off in a compelling fashion.

The art is, once again, handled by the team of Mark Texeira and Javier Saltares. Really, I just can't say enough about Texeira's contributions to the title. It's really the main thing that has tried to lift the book out of the sheer mediocrity that Way brought to the game. His dark, gritty style really compliments the character perfectly.

Way's 'Revelations' wraps up his Ghost Rider run in a satisfactory way. There's some nice action and some decent bits of characterization. Of the four volumes that collect Way's Ghost Rider, this is one of the better ones. If you dig Ghost Rider, you certainly won't hate this, but don't expect to be blown away.

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N. Durham

End of the road

Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2008

I try, I really do, to enter Daniel Way's Ghost Rider with a positive state of mind and the idea that the book won't bore me to death. Needless to say, that hasn't been working. Revelations, collecting the final issues of Way's run on the series since its launch, is more of the same 'ol stuff as well, as Johnny Blaze and Lucifer gear up for a big time showdown. Or something. There really isn't a whole lot worth mentioning in Revelations, and more over, there isn't really a whole lot that makes a lick of sense either. What saves Revelations from being complete comic fodder is the same sole thing that has made the series worth checking out: more solid artwork from veteran Ghost Rider artists Javier Saltares and Mark Texeira. Other than that though, Way's run on Ghost Rider produces yet another dud. All in all, if you're a die hard Ghost Rider fan, Revelations is worth a look for the artwork alone. All others should avoid.

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