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It's time to get amazing, sensational and completely Metal with the Seibertron.com Marvel Transformers Crossovers galleries. Yes they have been updated once again and this time with:

Put the pedal to the metal with Ghost Rider!


Swing (once again) around with the webhead, also known as Spider-Man, the helicopter one.


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They look great!

Anyone else see a need for a Ghost Rider/Fallen flaming head joke?

Flashwave wrote:Anyone else see a need for a Ghost Rider/Fallen flaming head joke?

I don't know about the flaming head, but Prime definitely got his face!

Ghost Rider could easily be repainted for a DC Crossover Metallo...

Funny thing i just finished reading a Ghost Rider comic.

Not digging Spidey so much but I'm really starting to like Ghost rider. he looks better than I thought he was. Nice galleries Seibertron! You do do some awesome work!

You're killing me though. More nice galleries on an already tight budget. lol.

Cheetron wrote:Not digging Spidey so much but I'm really starting to like Ghost rider. he looks better than I thought he was. Nice galleries Seibertron! You do do some awesome work!

You're killing me though. More nice galleries on an already tight budget. lol.

Thanks for the compliments! I was looking for a break from Transformers galleries -- this is as close as I can get with my job.

I'm torn on Ghost Rider. I like him but I don't like him. I think it's the buzzsaw left hand that kills it for me. I was still able to get a few nice poses out him though.



Ghost Rider was one of my favorite Marvel characters when I was a kid and collected comics back in the early 90s. Just had to slide in a gallery of him since I found a new Marvel Universe Ghost Rider a couple of weeks back as well that I just had to buy. I'm starting to think that I might buy up the individual Marvel Universe figures that have Transformers Crossovers counterparts. Just have to figure out which ones are the standard version of the Marvel character now.

I was actually really surprised by the Spider-Man toy. This is a much better toy than the original Spider-Man motorcycle toy. Any time I can get some cool web-swinging poses out of everyone's favorite neighborhood web-slinger Transformer, I'm happy I guess. Definite improvement over the original toy.

I hope to squeeze in some time as more Marvel Crossovers come out for the ones that I skipped over during the past 2.5 years. Low on my priority list, but definitely ones I want to get back to soon. I had to squeeze these in since Ghost Rider was brand new, not in stores yet, and I don't think we've seen a lot of pics of him yet.

Picked up Ghost Rider the other day at Wal-Mart. He is pretty decent, looked better in prototype pics than in person though.

ha ha ha ha ha they look so awful ha ha ha ha ha

I really hate these things. I was never into superheroes from day one. That is why I like Transformers. I always considered Transformers to be an alternative to these tights wearing weirdos. So when some genius decided to combine the two needless to say I was horrified.

Rated X wrote:I really hate these things. I was never into superheroes from day one. That is why I like Transformers. I always considered Transformers to be an alternative to these tights wearing weirdos. So when some genius decided to combine the two needless to say I was horrified.

Having been a huge Marvel Comics fan back during the early to mid 90s (and still a huge fan of their movies), I have a special appreciation for these toys. They're fun and lighthearted. If they came out with more than 4 to 8 new figures a year, however, I'd be singing a different tune about them.