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Fans were first introduced to stuntman Johnny Blaze, who, following a deal with the devil Mephisto, was bonded to the demon Zarathos, so guiding him a lifetime of soul collecting, Penance Staring sinners, and riding around on a flaming motorcycle with his skull similarly aflame. Having several iterations of the character in Earth-616 continuity proper, such as Robbie Reyes or the brand-new Hellverine character, the Marvel Universe also hosts strong Ghost Rider variants, like Cosmic Ghost Rider, with BossLogic's Knight Rider the ideal addition to Ghost Rider ranks.
BossLogic places Knight Rider in the middle of the frame as the only survivor of this carnage against the backdrop of a battlefield burning to the ground, his back turned to viewers while his spiky black armor crackles with flame. BossLogic adds a few abandoned swords caught in the foreground of the image as well as a pool of fire surrounding Knight Rider, giving the scene a dark and gritty edge that makes this Fanart-exclusive Ghost Rider variant a sight to behold. Knight Rider holds a flaming broadsword tightly in his hand.
Marvel's Ghost Rider is a great motorbike-riding hero who looks like a blazing demon dispatched straight from Hell itself while using the power of the Spirit of Vengeance to bring down those who require a hard lesson about being good people. Ghost Rider's already outstanding character design gets a blazing improvement in a fresh piece of Fanart as a Middle Ages soldier dubbed the Knight Rider.
Professionally known as BossLogic, Kode Abdo (@bosslogic), is a talented digital artist who has worked on numerous comic book-related projects both as a fan and as part of the official creative teams realizing nerd dreams on social media. Uploading images featuring the X-Men's Cyclops, Morph, Nightcrawler, and Wolverine, Spider-Man Noir, Silver Surfer and Galactus, and much, much more, BossLogic has also lately uploaded a dubious amount of Ghost Rider-related art, making fans speculate if this in-the-know creator is teasing something about the character that they should pay close attention to.
Though it's unknown who might be under the armored helmet of BossLogic's (@bosslogic) Spirit of Vengeance, the concept that some overpowered version of Ghost Rider was exacting their brand of justice centuries ago is interesting one, making a case for giving Knight Rider a mini-series or, at the very least, a cameo somewhere within Marvel's vast multiverse. With this Medieval take on the hero, Ghost Rider always receives a redesign worthy of the character whether riding a motorbike, galloping a horse, driving in a car, or battling as a knight.
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Bonded to a whole different host providing the Spirit with fresh powers, Ghost Rider is stronger than the original. It can be all the more terrifying as the Rider is always poised to be a force of nature and with a fresh host.
This new design is evidence of the timeless attraction of the character and demonstrates how the Ghost Rider's design might evolve with every fresh version of the character.
The Ghost Rider is about to enter a new age as the present host assumes a different responsibility. Now included among the supernatural heroes of the Marvel universe, the hero is prepared to fight any foes that challenge him.
Origin: @bosslogic