Ghost Rider – Vicious Cycle | Comics

Ghost-Rider – Vicious Cycle | Comics

Trapped in Hell for a lifetime, Johnny Blaze was dying to get out of the grasp of Lucifer and he eventually does that by breaking out of the gate of Hell, only to find out he is still inside. It's like how always the devil tempts him with hope and then takes it away to drive him mad. Realizing this and that he is probably not getting out of this eternal damnation, Johnny starts punching in the ground and discovered a minion named Greexix. He thought the little demon was a spy sent to keep an eye on him but the frightened being revealed to him that he is just a cave-digger who got lost. Soon, Satan's army came and snatches Greexix away while Johnny watches. After he is taken to be tortured according to Satan's order, Ghost Rider came to rescue him and took Greexix back with him.

Since earlier he told the Ghost Rider to rescue him because he can dig him out of here, the little demon led him to a doorway to Earth through water and just as Johnny Blaze promises to take him along, it revealed itself as Lucifer. Johnny ended up on the other side and rises from a sea along with an army of dead who walked into Earth. Johnny hitched a ride from a truck driver named Dixie who drops him to a gas station to freshen up. Lucifer came back to tease him about the fact that he just brought Lucifer on Earth by mistake and after taking a few blows from Ghost Rider, he tricked the family into killing themselves, then left him behind to confront Doctor Strange. Being tricked before by his cunningness, Johnny attacks him thinking him as Lucifer in disguise.

Way Out of Hell

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Ghost-Rider – Vicious Cycle

Belongs to the sixth monthly ongoing volume of Ghost Rider series, "Vicious Cycle" is the first story-arc in the new step-stone to the supernatural world of Marvel. Plotted out by writer
Daniel Way (Bullseye – Greatest Hits, Supreme Power – Nighthawk) and drawn by artist Javier Saltares (Ghost Rider – Danny Ketch – Addict, Moon Knight – God & Country), the storyline ran from issues #01-05 from the series and was released on 2007. The story led us to "The Life and Death of Johnny Blaze" and "Apocalypse Soon" up next, where the Spirit of Vengeance desperately searches for a way out of his conflict with Hell and engages with Hulk to stop him from wrecking havoc (World War Hulk).
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Civil War – Wolverine | Comics

During their publicity stunt for TV show, the young heroes of the New Warriors have tried to perform a staged attack on the hideout of the second-string bad-guys like Cobalt Man, Speedfreek, Coldheart and Nitro, that ended up in vanquishing them all when Nitro accidentally blew up in a massive blast and then escaped in the back of a pickup truck after causing a huge collateral damage to Stamford, killing many as a result.

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Woverine was fighting Arthur Blackwood and Crusader flunkies to stop them from hijacking a federal treasury. It ended up with the enemies losing and the plane they were in, crashing on a corn field. He then went to a bar for refreshment but then New Avengers and X-Men communicator calls him in. He learns about the Stamford incident from TV. The human and mutant superheroes tirelessly puts their effort in helping in this situation and Iron Man talks to Captain America about Nitro's current whereabouts.

He talked with fellow X-Men member Cyclops and Emma Frost about going after Nitro and in spite of their warning, Logan goes after the villain to avenge the deaths of innocents. Upon deciding that the nature of the blast Nitro produced during the incident was even greater than his regular extent, Wolverine goes on a personal mission to take down the man who is responsible for the infamous Stamford tragedy, which caused the Superhuman Registration Act to be created and the super-human “Civil War” as well.

As soon as he starts digging deep into the mystery in search for Nitro, he finds out disturbing information on the existence of a small group of stalkers who also is looking for the same person and has an encounter with them. Logan is anxious not only about the mysterious trio but also their superior, to whom they answer to.

Logan finally apprehends the human bomb but Nitro blew him up and a group of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents to bits. An enraged Wolverine comes after Nitro to interrogate about his secret benefactor. Namor, the Sub-Mariner and his Atlantean royal guards appears to take Nitro for trial. When he digs deep to the core of a conspiracy he is approached by The Mandroids in a three-on-one fight and then he is about to be faced by the all-powerful superhero; The Sentry.

Nitro Strikes Again

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"Civil War – Wolverine" is a seven part mini story arc, that took place in third monthly ongoing volume of Wolverine, from issue #42-48, which by the way is a Civil War tie-in story. Famous writer Marc Guggenheim (Punisher & Bullseye – Deadliest Hits, Secret Invasion – Amazing Spider-Man) serves his writing talent for the story and sensational artist Humberto Ramos (Amazing Spider-Man, Superior Spider-Man) delivers the finishes for "Civil War – Wolverine", which was published in 2007, by Marvel Comics.

Knocking on Heaven's Door

New Avengers member Captain America, Iron Man, Luke Cage, and Spider-Woman, along with Dagger, Daredevil, Falcon, Ms. Marvel, She-Hulk, Thing, Yellowjacket and Wasp also briefly appeared in this story alongside many other popular superhero team and character as well. Hulkling, Patriot, Stature, Vision and Wiccan of the Young Avengers were also included in the cameo. In this solo mission to apprehend Nitro, Wolverine actually went through a personal journey and made peace with some of his past.
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When the young mutant group of heroes, the New Warriors tried to get higher ratings for their own TV Show by ambushing a few second-string super villains like Cobalt Man, Coldheart, Nitro and Speedfreak, their plan went wrong. The villain Nitro caused an explosion during his escape attempt which killed more than 600 people, among them 60 were confirmed to be children.

This event sparked an anti-mutant hysteria in the aftermath of M-Day and the necessity for superheroes to be kept in check and thus the Super Human Registration Act, which was already being discussed by a few super people earlier, is passed within a week. According to the Act's rule, every super powered person both heroes or villains should reveal their secret identities to the government and to register with them as well.

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Captain America was approached by S.H.I.E.L.D. to work with them in support of the Act because of his influence on the community but his quick refusal made him a fugitive of law too and he narrowly escaped his capture at the hands of S.H.I.E.L.D. operatives. Captain America formed the Secret Avengers with Cable, Daredevil, Falcon, Bill Foster, Hercules and Luke Cage, who were opposed to the Registration Act. Iron Man grouped the other super peoples to the Act's support as well as Spider-Man on his side. Upon being convinced by Tony Stark, he even revealed his secret identity in front of public as a support to the Act.

Cap's team is soon joined by Young Avengers, Cloak and Dagger as they occasionally fights S.H.I.E.L.D. "cape-killer" units and other criminals. Tony on the other hand believed that, oversight of heroes is a great idea. Then, along with Mister Fantastic and Hank Pym, he created Prison 42 for captive heroes and villains alike who will not comply with them, located inside the Negative Zone. Peter Parker realized that Tony is monitoring him with his new Iron Spider suit and then took a tour of the Negative Zone; he quickly realized that he joined the wrong side.

He sneak out of Stark Tower with Aunt May and Mary Jane but Iron Man released a few villains on his tail to bring him back. It was the timely intervention of Punisher who saved Spidey and brought him to Cap's secret base. Soon, the whole super human community became split into two teams. A major conflict between the divided heroes occurs and the effect is going to shake the core of everyone’s relation with each other.

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Considered as one of the great story by renowned writer Mark Miller (Kick-Ass, Reborn), "Civil War" is a major crossover storyline of Marvel Comics, which was published in 2007. The main seven issue mini-series that was drawn by artist Steve McNiven (Death of Wolverine, Wolverine – Old Man Logan), is published with many other tie-in books as well. The event found its place in the pages of other monthly ongoing running series like Amazing Spider-Man, Black Panther, Cable/Deadpool, Captain America, Fantastic Four, Heroes for Hire, Iron Man, Ms. Marvel, New Avengers, Punisher – War Journal, Sensational Spider-Man, She-Hulk, Thunderbolts and Wolverine.

Heroes Divided by War

"Civil War" has changed the dynamics of heroes in the whole Marvel Universe from inside out as heroes who previously fought alongside against world-ending threats became each others' opponent. Doctor Strange and the team of X-Men remained mostly neutral during this event, except for Wolverine, who went on a solo mission to take down Nitro himself. The story is later adapted into a live-action film, the third movie of the Captain America trilogy titled "Captain America: Civil War" from Marvel Studios on 2016.
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