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*Ghost Rider has been voiced in other media by ''Transformers'' alumni [[Nolan North]], [[ | *Ghost Rider has been voiced in other media by ''Transformers'' alumni [[Nolan North]], [[Crispin Freeman]], [[Steve Blum]], [[Andrew Kishino]], [[Patrick Seitz]], and [[Fred Tatasciore]], while [[Graham McTavish]] voiced him under his Johnny Blaze identity. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:08, 19 October 2024
| This article is about the Marvel superhero. For the G.I. Joe stealth fighter pilot, see Ghostrider. |
Ghost Rider, motorcycle hero. He uses arcane flames as a weapon and his skull is on fire!
Fiction
[edit]Crossovers
[edit]Using alien technology, Iron Man and Mister Fantastic created a battle suit designed specifically to take advantage of the magical energies that give Ghost Rider his powers.
Toys
[edit]Crossovers
[edit]- Ghost Rider (Marvel, 2010)
- Accessories: Chain
- Released in the eighth wave of the Marvel Crossovers toyline, Ghost Rider transforms into a chopper bike. In robot mode, he has a chain whip weapon and is armed with a buzzsaw. The mace of the chain can be inserted into the front wheel of his left arm, revealing the spikes. This gimmick works like the Cyber Keys of the Cybertron figures.
Notes
[edit]- Ghost Rider has been voiced in other media by Transformers alumni Nolan North, Crispin Freeman, Steve Blum, Andrew Kishino, Patrick Seitz, and Fred Tatasciore, while Graham McTavish voiced him under his Johnny Blaze identity.
External links
[edit]- Ghost Rider at Marvel Database
- Ghost Rider at Wikipedia
