Hey, Breaser.

Hey, everybody, it's your chain-wielding, massacurring, bruiser, Holden McNeely.

And it's me, bum, bum, bum, boom, boom, your cool 70s stuntman wizard, Jake.

Are you ready for the hellfire?

Is that, what?

Are you ready for some hellfire, Jake?

Yippikaya, yippico, yippico, ghost riders in the podcast.

Very interesting origin story to this ghost writer.

I'm so excited to get into this.

This is...

Nicholas Cage, while visiting a shaman, traveled through time to enable the Jungian fire spirit to inhabit the universe.

He eats...

Episode over.

He eats jelly beans.

And, man, what a tale to tell with this ghostwriter story.

It is to me, I said to you, Jake, when you first came in, I said, this is my take on it.

This is like the cursed bastard stepchild of the Marvel universe. And what would you say to that, Jake?

Would you say true or false? I would say that Ghost Rider is a product of his times, and he, much like the economy and culture and great nations, he goes through phases of bubbles and booms, rise and collapse.

You know, we're going to talk about him like he's this forgotten kind of third stringer, the way that the character has been treated in like TV and movies.

You'd think that, but there have been times where Ghost Writer has been one of the most highest

selling comic book characters in the world.

So the fact is, is that

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