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 V6 01

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Ghost Rider V6 03

Ghost Rider V6 04

Ghost Rider V6 05

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Into The Mortal Plane

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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Megatron | Comics

Megatron | Comics

Often depicted as a vile-minded, the tyrannical leader of The Decepticons, Megatron of Tarn is one of the most important characters in Cybertronian history. Many believe that he is the one responsible for The Great War and thus the destruction of Cybertron but in actual, their planet was destined to march towards its doom at the hands of Functionist Council. So, when a group of time-travelling Autobots came from future to destroy his Spark, Whirl opposed the idea and replaced the destroyed Spark. As he was built, Megatron wanted to serve as a medic but society determined his role as a miner. Always a rebel at his core, he protested and accidentally killed an Autobot, then ended up running with other rebel miners, eventually forming The Decepticon army.

The Senate assigned Optimus Prime to look into the matter and despite all his actions; Prime actually saw the fault in the system. However, when Optimus was offered to join his cause, the noble warrior refused. Still, Megatron kept an eye on Prime and Before the War, Optimus battled Zeta Prime alongside Megatron only to be deceived by him in the end. Upon killing Zeta, he became the ruler of Cybertron and took extreme measures at his opponents. His ruthless era ended when he faced Optimus again and forced to retreat. Also he faced betrayal from within his ranks by Scorponok and Starscream. He is exiled to the world of Junkion but he survived anyway. He returns to face the Monstrosity of Trypticon and defeats it alongside Grimlock, after Shockwave restores him.

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Megatron (Comics) Wikipedia

Megatron (Comics) Wikia

Peace Through Tyranny!

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Transformers – Megatron Origin

Transformers – Autocracy

Transformers – Monstrosity

Transformers – Primacy

Transformers – Infiltration

Transformers – Stormbringer

Transformers – Escalation

The Transformers – Spotlight Vol 02

Transformers – Devastation

The Transformers – Spotlight Vol 03

Transformers – Maximum Dinobots

Transformers – All Hail Megatron Vol 01

Transformers – All Hail Megatron Vol 02

Transformers – All Hail Megatron Vol 03

Transformers – All Hail Megatron Vol 04

Transformers – Last Stand of the Wreckers (Softcover)

Transformers – Last Stand of the Wreckers (Hardcover)

Transformers Vol 02 – International Incident

Transformers – Drift

Transformers Vol 04 – Heart of Darkness

Transformers Vol 03 – Revenge of the Decepticons

Transformers Vol 05 – Chaos Theory

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 01

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 02

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 03

Transformers – Robots in Disguise Vol 03

Transformers – Robots in Disguise Vol 04

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 04

Transformers – Robots in Disguise Vol 05

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 05

Transformers – Dark Cybertron Vol 01

Transformers – Dark Cybertron Vol 02

Transformers – Dark Cybertron (Hardcover)

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 06

Transformers – Robots in Disguise Vol 06

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 07

Leader of Decepticons

Transformers – Drift – Empire of Stone

As part of the Transformers toy-line from Hasbro, the character of Megatron was created in 1984 by Japanese toy company Takara Co. He was introduced as the leader of The Decepticons, as opposed to the heroic race of Autobots. During the comic book publication history of Megatron from Marvel Comics to IDW Publishing, he remains a prominent figure appearing in stories like Chaos Theory, Dark Cybertron, Devastation, Escalation, Last Stand of the Wreckers, Megatron Origin, Primacy and Stormbringer. The character appeared in the live-action films of the fanchise; Transformers (2007), Transformers – Revenge of the Fallen (2009), Transformers – Dark of the Moon (2011), Transformers – Age of Extinction (2014) and Transformers – The Last Knight (2017), with the voice portrayal by Hugo Weaving. Megatron was also a part of the video game series based on the Transformers mythology titled Fall of Cybertron, Revenge of the Fallen and War for Cybertron.
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The Transformers | Comics

The Transformers | Comics

The Transformers are a race of sentient robotic beings, capable of transforming themselves mostly into humanoid forms, living in a technologically advanced distant planet called Cybertron. Cybertron was formed eons ago by the lord of the light gods Primus, as a large technological planet with enormous metal towering future cities. In process of creating Cybertron, Primus has merged his fallen brother Unicron, The Chaos-Bringer within it. Later, Primus has cracked his own force into five beings, Solomus, Epistemus, Adaptus, Mortilus and himself. All of them perished over time due to endless conflict between them and Solomus becomes the vessel of wisdom now called as the Matrix of Leadership and will belong to the true leader of The Autobots.

By time, there came two Cybertronian races; the heroic Autobots and the villainous Decepticons, who would develop a feud among them that would last for generations, as the Autobots are the one fighting for freedom and order, the Decepticons on the other hand lives for total supremacy over the universe. The age-old conflict between the protagonist Autobots, currently led by Optimus Prime and the Decepticons led by the devious Megatron have totally ravaged Cybertron, ruining its existence and stranded them around the universe as a result. As their native planet is all done for good, the Transformers have traveled to Earth and other planets as interstellar refuges and continue their inner rivalry which was a result of their age-old civil war back on Cybertron.

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The Transformers (Comics) Wikipedia

The Transformers Marvel (Comics) Wikipedia

The Transformers IDW (Comics) Wikipedia

Heroic Autobots Roll

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Transformers – Megatron Origin

Transformers – Autocracy

Transformers – Monstrosity

Transformers – Primacy

The Transformers – Spotlight Vol 01

Transformers – Infiltration

Transformers – Stormbringer

Transformers – Escalation

The Transformers – Spotlight Vol 02

Transformers – Devastation

The Transformers – Spotlight Vol 03

The Transformers – Spotlight – Revelation

Transformers – Maximum Dinobots

Transformers – All Hail Megatron Vol 01

Transformers – All Hail Megatron Vol 02

Transformers – All Hail Megatron Vol 03

Transformers – All Hail Megatron Vol 04

Transformers – Last Stand of the Wreckers (Softcover)

Transformers – Last Stand of the Wreckers (Hardcover)

Transformers Vol 01 – For All Mankind

Transformers – Bumblebee

Transformers – Ironhide

Transformers Vol 02 – International Incident

Transformers – Drift

Transformers Vol 04 – Heart of Darkness

Transformers Vol 03 – Revenge of the Decepticons

Transformers Vol 05 – Chaos Theory

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 01

Transformers – Robots in Disguise Vol 01

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 02

Transformers – Robots in Disguise Vol 02

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 03

Transformers – Robots in Disguise Vol 03

Transformers – Robots in Disguise Vol 04

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 04

Transformers – Robots in Disguise Vol 05

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 05

Transformers – Dark Cybertron Vol 01

Transformers – Dark Cybertron Vol 02

Transformers – Dark Cybertron (Hardcover)

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 06

Warriors of Cybertron

Transformers – Robots in Disguise Vol 06

Transformers – Windblade

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 07

Transformers – Drift – Empire of Stone

The Transformers is a bi-weekly comic book series that was first published from Marvel Comics and over the course of time, the series has moved to IDW Publishing from 2005. Originally based on Hasbro's Transformers toy line characters, the franchise has spawned a movie adaptation titled Transformers (2007) with three sequels; Transformers - Revenge of the Fallen (2009), Transformers - Dark of the Moon (2011) and Transformers - Age of Extinction (2014), a bunch of video games, TV shows and Animated series. Recently, IDW has launched two more ongoing series; Robots in Disguise and More Than Meets the Eye, alongside many other spin-off limited series and one-shots.
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