The Ghost Rider is one of Ghost Rider brings about truly visceral and captivating images that strike both fear and inspiration into our minds.
Over the years, many talented artists have dug deep into that inspiration to bring us some truly dark and wonderful pieces of Ghost Rider fan art. The following artists are just a few of many who dared to look into the Rider's eyes and create the amazing art featured below.
Ghost Rider: A Netflix Original By Alex Martínez
Ever since the Ghost Rider arrived on the small screen in still in the works, it can't stop fan art and posters.
There's not much besides the skull with a bit of flame but for a fan poster, it's a stunning tribute to the character by Alex Martínez. One can only hope that we'll see a full-fledged series of the character that will do this poster justice.
Ghost Rider Chibi By Jomer Perez
Whenever someone thinks of the Ghost Rider, cute and cuddly isn't one of the words that spring to mind. That being said, this chibi art by the Jomer Perez is more than enough to make us add that word to our vocabulary.
Fiery, comic accurate, and adorable, this chibi version of the Ghost Rider is an unusual sight but a welcome one nonetheless. From the motorcycle to the blazing grin, this fan art is an enjoyable take on the anti-hero. Kind of hope it comes as a plushie too!
Ghost Rider Unicycle By Bearmantooth
A departure from the typical mode of Ghost Rider transportation, artist Bearmantooth decided to give the Rider a new vehicle: a unicycle. Surprisingly, the unusual works, with an almost juvenile look at the Spirit of Vengeance.
While serving as a fun little piece of art, it also showcases a different and almost warmer take on the Ghost Rider, with a lighter and more vibrant hue. All in all, seeing the Spirit of Vengeance balanced on a unicycle with a little helmet strapped on his skull makes for a hilarious sight.
The Gothic Rider By Greg McElroy
Typically, a spirit of vengeance with a flaming skull tends to strike fear into people's hearts. However, it's not always the common everyday horror of that flaming skull that gets to us. It's more of a Gothic sense of horror.
While we're meant to be afraid of the Ghost Rider, it's more of a fear of what could come: the wrath of fiery vengeance raining down on you. As such, artist Greg McElroy is able to capture this horror and bring it to life in his work.
The Best Spirit By Josh Lynch
Fact: Dogs are the greatest things in the world. Also fact: Dogs done in the style of marvel heroes are just as great. And artist Josh Lynch is a genius for recreating the Ghost Rider as a Doberman.
Seeing as dogs are man's best friend, a dog with a flaming skull, a leather jacket and a chain for a leash is the best of boys for the Spirit of Vengeance. The Ghost Rider would probably be more than happy to have this spirit riding along with him.
Burning Rubber By Inkman
There are many staples to the Ghost Rider persona, too many to list. The most well known? His mode of transportation, which varies from a car to a horse and one time a woolly mammoth but most of the time it's a motorcycle.
For reasons not entirely clear, seeing the Ghost Rider zooming along on a motorcycle is somehow the coolest thing ever. Artist Inkman takes advantage of this and honors the Ghost Rider's vehicle with a visually stunning ride.
The Devil Inside By Vamkire Trannel
It is without a doubt that the Ghost Rider is one of Marvel's scariest and most threatening characters. However, one of the main reasons why he's so freaky is because he's not always the Spirit of Vengeance and instead can appear human.
Vamkire Trannel captures this Jekyll/Hyde Persona perfectly. On the outside, he may appear normal, either as Johnny Blaze or Robbie Reyes. But when the Rider comes out, when we see the human side slip away... that's when the Ghost Rider is the scariest.
Realistic Rider By Addu
Besides Agents of Shield, a 2007 film, and some rumors, live-action depictions of Ghost Rider have been sparse. The few that we have seen were either hindered by budgets or poor CGI. However, artist Addu presents us with a realistic Ghost Rider worthy of the big screen.
Seeing a realistic Ghost Rider is something to truly behold. It's a mixture of both terrifying and awe-inspiring, to think that something of this magnitude could exist in the real world. It makes one wish the Marvel world was real.
Medieval Ghost Rider By Aaron J Riley
In the history of Marvel Comics, there have been multiple incarnations of the Ghost Rider. From a stuntman to a racer to even a caveman, writers have only really scratched the surface of the different versions of the Rider.
The different versions of the Ghost Rider provide fans with fresh and interesting takes on a character that has been seen time and time again. To see a new version of the Rider from Aaron J Riley, even in a fan art form, is a thing of beauty.
Hellfire Of A Ride By ChasingArtwork
When it comes to comic book characters, powers are everything. From the basics to the impossible, comics have shown us some powerful characters. In addition to being a freaky marvel character, the Ghost Rider is also one of Marvel's most powerful heroes.
Artist ChasingArtwork is able to show us just how powerful and terrifying the Ghost Rider is in his art. Flames flying, eyes glowing, chains ready to rip and tear, Chasing captures the terrifying and somewhat beautiful nature of the Ghost Rider and his powers perfectly.