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Mar 12, 2013 · She beats up Ghost Rider's Brood Soul (did I mention she was telepathic? Neither did Lee and Lobdell) and then just shoots Kirby Dots out of her eyes while Gambit gets sad, leaving us with all the memories we have of her from the 20-odd pages that she has existed:
Alongside the X-Men, Gambit first encountered the second Ghost Rider. Gambit battled the Brood Queen and the Brood-possessed Ghost Rider and witnessed the apparent death of his now ex-wife, Bella Donna.
Jim Lee (Korean: 이용철; born August 11, 1964) is a Korean-American comic-book artist, writer, editor, and publisher. He is currently the President, Publisher and Chief Creative Officer of DC Comics. In recognition of his work, Lee has received a Harvey Award, Inkpot Award and three Wizard Fan Awards
Frank Quitely is also my guy. His characters feel so real. I love Jim Lee because he is insanely talented, but even the homeless people in his drawings have 8 packs and are shredded beyond belief.
- Wolverine & Omega Red Make For A Striking Image. X-Men #7. Jim Lee seems to be leaning hard into Barry Windsor-Smith territory with this cover, as the split view between Logan and Omega Red feels like a direct homage to the Weapon X writer/artist.
- Lee's Best X-Men Face Omega Red. X-Men #4. The cover for X-Men #4 is classic Jim Lee, as it features the four characters the artist was most identified with.
- Wolverine vs. Ghost Rider. X-Men #9. No child of the '90s would be able to resist Jim Lee’s cover for X-Men #9, as Wolverine faces off against Ghost Rider in a battle for the ages.
- Lee's Covers Make This The Best-Selling Comic of All Time. X-Men #1. The cover for the first issue of the X-Men relaunch is one of the most iconic images in comic book history, and was one of the many factors that led to X-Men #1 becoming the best-selling comic of all time.
Nov 17, 2022 · Jim Lee was nearing the end of his run on X-men yet still pulling out all of the stops with this awesome issue with Wolverine V. Ghost Rider.
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- Michael Fitzgerald Troy
2 days ago · The Ghost Rider Task Force first appeared under the leadership of Michael Badilino in Ghost Rider (1990) # 21. Badilino quit the police force in Ghost Rider (1990) # 49 and passed the Team over to his second in command, Jim "Ski" Sokolowski.
