In the past, many viewers have expressed concern with the lack of big name
superheroes appearing on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,
and I completely understand where they’re coming from. While it may be cool to
see guest appearances by characters such as Sif, Mockingbird, and even Nick
Fury, it seems like we may never see the likes of an Iron Man or Captain
America.
What got the attention of many a comic book fan was when it was officially
confirmed that Ghost Rider would be appearing during the show’s fourth season.
Sure, he’s not part of the cinematic Avengers lineup, but he is an icon that
brings a darker element to the series.
Undoubtedly raising some eyebrows, the Robbie Reyes version of the character
is set to ride his flaming hot rod into your living room, as opposed to a
motorcycle. Sure, this change may take a moment for some to get used to, but it
actually makes a bit of sense considering that Ghost Rider’s two cinematic
appearances came via Nicolas Cage’s Johnny Blaze and this allows the show’s
producers to chart new territory.
Plus, Reyes is the one currently operating as Ghost Rider in the comics, so
if fans like what they see on TV, they can go down to their local comic shop or
bookseller and read about him. It’s a smart move by Marvel, to say the least.
According to executive producer Jed
Whedon, there may be a few surprises in store for us as well, he said “As
always, we are going to put our own spin on the character. We are staying true
to the comics in the places where we feel like it’s really important — we love
the character’s family dynamic and the East L.A. kid in him.”
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. returns on Tuesday,
September 20 on ABC.
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