When Thanos killed Galactus, Frank Castle who was already under the latter’s servitude somehow decided to serve the guy who killed his previous master instead.
PUNISHER VS GHOST RIDER MARVEL HEROES FULL
But how did the Cosmic Force Ghost Rider end up serving the Mad Titan Thanos?!?!?!?!Ī small part of the full story was already revealed much earlier. The castle became the Ghost Rider and wielded the Power Cosmic while he hailed as a herald of the planet-eating Galactus. The first question that came up in everyone’s mind is that ‘who is the fucking guy with the flaming skull?!?!?’ The answer was given in the later pages when the Rider was revealed, to be Frank Castle. Ghost Rider has defeated and vanquished several world killing threats and has made quite a name for him. His strength and durability are perhaps only second to the Sentry, widely considered to be Marvel’s Superman. The Ghost Rider’s powers are mystical and everlasting. And not just any Hulk but the World War Hulk!! Forged of the angel Zarathos, the Ghost Rider used to be an angel sent to earth to cleanse it but later became tainted by it and was then given physical form when chained to the body of Johny Blaze. The Rider has gone against the Hulk and almost fought him to a standstill. The Ghost Rider or simply called the Rider in the circles of hell and beyond is one of the strongest and meanest superheroes ever. Now, what if we said that the Punisher was getting an upgrade? Not just a better firearm or a sharper knife but a full on super-powered beast!!! What if the Punisher became the Ghost Rider!!!!
The Punisher likes to kill more than he likes to breathe. His methods of killing, his blood spilling tactics and hi violent approach to justice doesn’t sit well with almost everyone, Even the ones that do agree with his ways sometimes feel like he is going way over the line.
In many ways, the Punisher was the first mainstream anti-hero of the comic book universe. When you think about anti-heroes, the first guy that comes to mind is the Punisher.
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