Ghost Rider: Danny Ketch Omnibus Vol. 3

Ketch and Blaze join their fellow Midnight Sons in the epic Siege of Darkness!

Ghost Riders past and present — Johnny Blaze and Danny Ketch — unite on the road to vengeance! But even if they can somehow triumph over the demon queen Lilith, they and the other Midnight Sons — including Blade, Morbius and the Nightstalkers — must contend with her hellish spawn, the Lilin! And as the Lilin spread, Lilith returns in an unholy alliance with Zarathos! Morbius is turned against his brethren, and Zarathos commands his ancient followers the Fallen — including Salomé, an evil former Sorcerer Supreme who spells bad news for Doctor Strange! Can the Midnight Sons win the day — or will this be the end of Ketch and Blaze? At least that would leave the road clear for Vengeance!

COLLECTING: Ghost Rider (1990) #41-50; Ghost Rider Annual (1993) #1; Ghost Rider/Blaze: Spirits of Vengeance (1992) #14-23; Nightstalkers (1992) #14-15; Marvel Comics Presents (1988) #143-146; Darkhold: Pages from the Book of Sins (1992) #15-16; Morbius: The Living Vampire (1992) #16-17; Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme (1988) #60-61; Midnight Sons Unlimited (1993) #4; Blaze: Legacy of Blood (1993) #1-4; Ghost Rider and the Midnight Sons Magazine (1993) #1; material from Marvel Comics Presents (1988) #131-142

Written by Howard Mackie, David Quinn, Steven Grant, Christian Cooper, Gregory Wright, D.G. Chichester, Karl Bollers, Len Kaminski & More

Penciled by Ron Garney, Chris Bachalo, Mike Manley, Henry Martinez, Andrew Wildman, Reggie Jones, Rurik Tyler, Isaac Cordova, Melvin Rubi, John Bridges, John Hixon, Ron Wagner, Fred Mendez & More

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