GHOST RIDER: KUSHALA #1 BLAZES INTO NOVEMBER WITH A SUPERSIZED MARVEL’S VOICES ONE-SHOT

Spirit Rider returns for Native American Heritage Month as Marvel collects the complete GHOST RIDER: KUSHALA Infinity Comic saga in print.

Kushala is saddling up again, Crusaders, and this Spirit Rider is bringing some serious supernatural heat.

This November, Marvel Comics celebrates Native American Heritage Month with GHOST RIDER: KUSHALA #1, a supersized Marvel’s Voices one-shot collecting the complete run of the acclaimed Ghost Rider: Kushala Infinity Comic.  Written by Taboo of The Black Eyed Peas and B. Earl, with artwork by Guillermo Sanna and Vanesa R. Del Rey, the story takes Kushala across the past, present, and future of the Marvel Universe as her extraordinary bloodline becomes crucial to preventing catastrophe.

Kushala is no ordinary Rider. An Apache hero from the 1800s, she has carried the mantle of Sorcerer Supreme while also wielding the power of the Spirit of Vengeance as the Spirit Rider. Even crazier, she has accomplished something few Ghost Riders could dream of, actually taming the vengeance-fueled force inside her. That control gets put to the test when Kushala’s ancestral line becomes a target, sending her on a battle that stretches across generations and threatens to unleash hell in more ways than one.

The new edition features an all-new cover by Kyle Charles and arrives at comic shops this November. Fans can preorder GHOST RIDER: KUSHALA #1 through their local comic shop now.

The Spirit Rider is back, mi gente. Past, present, future… hell better clear the road.