Marvel Holiday Special #1991

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Newsstand ⋅ Marvel ⋅ 1991

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Issue Details

Publisher

Marvel

Writer

Scott Lobdell

Writer

Walt Simonson

Writer

Howard Mackie

Writer

Steven Grant

Writer

Danny Fingeroth

Writer

Len Kaminski

Writer

Tom DeFalco

Artist

Klaus Janson

Artist

Ron Frenz

Artist

Sal Buscema

Artist

Marie Severin

Artist

Rurik Tyler

Artist

Kelly Corvese

Artist

Rik Levins

Artist

Darren Auck

Artist

Tom Grindberg

Cover Artist

Arthur Adams

Inker

Dan Panosian

Inker

Josef Rubinstein

Inker

Pat Olliffe

Inker

Mike DeCarlo

Inker

Al Milgrom

Inker

Steve Montano

Inker

James Sanders III

Inker

Mike White

Colorist

Steve Buccellato

Colorist

Evelyn Stein

Colorist

Marie Javins

Colorist

Paty Cockrum

Colorist

Glynis Oliver

Colorist

Barb Kaalberg

Letterer

Michael Heisler

Letterer

Phil Felix

Letterer

Richard Starkings

Letterer

Brad K. Joyce

Letterer

Tom Vincent

Letterer

Roxanne Starr

Artist

Ron Garney

Artist

Ron Lim

Artist

Dave Cockrum

Artist

Arthur Adams

Published

December 1991

Synopsis

A MIRACLE A FEW BLOCKS DOWN FROM 34TH STREET A CHRISTMAS CODA MIDNIGHT DREAR T'WAS A MID-WINTER'S NIGHT PRECIOUS GIFTS GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PRESENT A gang of thugs kidnaps a blind 4-year old boy from a wealthy household on Christmas Eve for ransom. The boy manages to escape from the thugs' car near a graveyard. It's very cold & snowing. The thugs fan out to recapture him. One thug finds the boy and strikes him, giving the boy a bloody nose.  Ghost Rider comes upon the scene and takes out the thug with his chain. The boy, being blind, can't see Ghost Rider and mistakes him for Santa Claus, because Ghost Rider's chain sounds like bells, and Ghost Rider is wearing boots, which the boy touches. The boy asks 'Santa' to rescue him.   The other four thugs catch up to the scene and misidentify Ghost Rider as a crazy person who mistakenly dressed up for Halloween. The thugs threaten to see what's under Ghost Rider's 'costume'. Ghost Rider complies and gives them all his Penance Stare.   Afterwards, Ghost Rider returns the boy to his home. The blind boy mistakes the roar of Ghost Rider's Hell Cycle for hungry reindeer. Ghost Rider leaves, and the parents and the boy are reunited. IT CAME AND WENT ON A MIDNIGHT CLEAR! A SPIDER CAROL

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