Is Jason Aaron's run on Ghost Rider any good?

[KirbyKrackle]

I'm thinking of getting the Jason Aaron Ghost Rider Omnibus, is his run any good?

[Zack_Hunter]

Yes, as a non fan of the character and his universe I absolutely loved the entire thing.

The art can be hit or miss though.

[Benel Germosen]

Yeah. It's great for both fans and non-fans.

[Dr. Chaos]

It's my favorite thing he's done at Marvel. Can't really read Ghost Rider without him, none of the other runs seem even half as crazy.

He had some odd things he had to pay off from Daniel Way's run but he infused the character with some sheer badassery despite all that.

[Chris McCarver]

I got to do the entries for that entire run of the series for the Ghost Rider edition of the Official Marvel Index. Lot of fun reading those 23 issues.

[Humphrey_Lee]

Did you Robert Rodriguez, non-Spy Kids movies? Especially like a Machete and From Dusk Til Dawn? Then yes, read it.

[Kelly Tindall]

It's fantastic. The Tony Moore issues (the Highwayman fight in particular) are exceptionally good comics.

[justjeffery]

It makes the character a viable, readable character. It starts very b-horror movie and becomes a huge story with a ton of biblical things tied in... its a really well done and enjoyable read. My only problem is I really cant stand Huets art, but the story kept me reading through it.

[Kman00001]

I enjoyed it, except for the art. I wish Tony Moore had drawn more issues.

[Chris McCarver]

I loved how Aaron rebuilt the Ghost Rider mythology from the ground up. And there's just something about all those

Spoiler:

...Ghost Riders over the course of history...

...had kind of a GLC vibe to it.