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If you happen to see a mention of the Ghost Rider in a magazine please post a link and/or scan of the cover and article here. Strictly movie-related please.Thank you.:)
 
FILM REVIEW Magazine (UK) - October, 2006 Issue #675 (On sale Sept 6)

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Ghost Rider
• Nicolas Cage fills us in on his role as demonic biker Johnny Blaze in this adaptation of the cult Marvel com

Superhero Preview
• Strap on your cape and pull your underpants over your trousers as we preview the hottest superhero movies winging their way towards cinema screens. From new Batman film The Dark Knight, to the first big screen appearance of Iron-Man, we’ve got all the news on the next batch of comic book movies heading your way.
Including...



Source: http://www.visimag.com/filmreview/f198_display.htm
http://www.visimag.com/filmreview/f198_feat01.htm
 
MOVIEMAKER Magazine - HOP Volume 6, Issue #6

The Dark Side of the Circus Performer

Donal Logue goes from comedic supporting actor to dramatic scene-stealer in The Groomsmen

by Lily Percy



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John Leguizamo, Matthew Lillard, Donal Logue, Jay Mohr and Edward Burns star in The Groomsmen (2006)

Donal Logue has one of those faces—the kind that you’ll spot in a movie or on TV and immediately think, “Hey, that guy looks familiar.”

There’s a reason for that.
With more than 60 film and TV roles to his credit, including this month’s The Groomsmen, written and directed by pal Ed Burns, Logue is proving that he is a leading man’s worst nightmare—a rare character actor who, even in the smallest of parts and armed only with wit and charm, can upstage the star.
MM caught up with Logue on a rare “decompressing” break at his home in L.A. to talk comics, the joy of acting and re-discovering his dark side with The Groomsmen.


Lily Percy (MM): You’ve acted in everything from comedies to dramas to action films. What factors do you take into consideration when choosing a role?

Donal Logue (DL): If it looks interesting and if it seems like the script is fairly good, the part is intelligent… who else might be doing it, who might I be intrigued to work with, where it is, things like that. I had heard that Melbourne, Australia was incredible and Ghost Rider was shot down there.
I had a really good time on things like Blade and Ghost Rider and part of that is that there is a real joy in that kind of acting, which is just this absurd notion of being a vampire or being in that kind of world, and it’s fun to commit to that kind of silliness.
Source: http://www.moviemaker.com/hop/vol6/06/acting.html
 
Excellent idea Retro. Hopefully we'll start seeing a lot of articles and such in the coming months.
 
Cool thread.

I know this has nothing to do with Ghost Rider, but can someone tell me what's in Spider-Man's eyes on the cover of Film?:O

Thanks.
 
There's no article inside, but the new Total Film (November) has the International Ghost Rider trailer on its DVD of upcoming movies.

And Webhead, personally I can't make out anything in Spidey's eyes although others have apparently seen everything from Venom to Elvis.

:hyper:
 
Thanks guys.:word:

Strangely theres no room for GR on the cover of this magazine. Silver Surfer, Iron Man and even Captain Amercia are preffered over the Rider. Makes no sense to me.:ghost:
 
EMPIRE Magazine - November, 2006 (On sale September 29)

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Holding out for a hero, or ten..
Go back a decade or two and the notion of a superhero movie was laughable, Spider-man was suspended by very evident strings, and Superman's endeavours were petering out in his Quest For Peace. Marvel itself, that hive of comic book creativity, was facing bankruptcy.

Zap forward to today, and comic book superheroes are the hottest bet in town, virtually keeping Hollywood in designer cars and Evian filled pools. Off the back of its Spider-man, X-men and Fantastic Four franchises, Marvel has become its own studio. Everywhere you look it's boom time for the masked avengers.

Enter Empire, to preview the finest in superhero movies coming your way over the next few years. From returning favourites (Spider-man and Batman remain the evergreens in blue, red and black) to brand new franchises-in-the-making (Ghost Rider, Iron Man and Mighty Thor) we gain exclusive access to the filmmakers and stars about to make legends.

And not to forget the world of comic book fan, Chris Hewitt, our version of Kate Adie (just replace the war zone with the queue for pizza), reports from Comic Con the biggest geek gathering in the known universe. Turns out they're about to inherit the Earth.



Source: http://www.empireonline.com/magazine/default.asp
http://www.empireonline.com/news/story.asp?NID=19610

Preview of magazine: http://www.empireonline.com/magazine/interactive.asp#title
 
^^^I am DEFINETLY picking that one up!
 
Cool! I saved that picture!

Yeah, that sucks there's not Ghost Rider on the cover!:mad:

Thor?! He's cool, but Ghost Rider needs more attention because his movie is coming up really soon.

Atleast Spider-Man looks good.
 
Thats what makes it strange. Ghost Rider is been released before all these other movies - Wolverine, Spider-Man 3, Thor, Iron Man etc.
 
I'm totally clueless as to why he wasn't on the cover too. I mean, the movie's out in the new year; it's not as if it's only in pre-production. And Ghost Rider has such a great, striking image. Hell, they didn't even put his name on there!

Morons.

:cmad:
 
Mr Nick said:
There's no article inside, but the new Total Film (November) has the International Ghost Rider trailer on its DVD of upcoming movies.

And Webhead, personally I can't make out anything in Spidey's eyes although others have apparently seen everything from Venom to Elvis.

:hyper:

Is that out already? Gotta buy this AND Empire.
 
Hmm, strange indeed. Looks like pour ol' Ghosty can't get a break in promotions at all.... not yet anyway. I'm sure as more people become aware of what's about to be unleashed on the world, everyone will want to talk about it.

Great post Retro, once again. Thanks.
 
Thanks for the news Retro. Excellent stuff and again, great idea for a thread!

If anyone checks these mags out, be sure to let us know what's inside...
 
The latest Total Film, 123 (January 2007), features a one page article on the movie and a brief chat with Nic Cage.

There's nothing we didn't already know or haven't heard already from Nic and MSJ. However, there is a piece of information that you might not want to know. It's not a plot spoiler and it didn't bother me, but it is new info (about a place in the film) and in case you know quite enough thank you, I've wrapped it in spoiler tags:

He's standing in the middle of a crumbled 18th Century mansion that serves as the portal of Hades. Cage, being Cage, is intense. He looks around. Infernal fires burn hot against his face. The sulphur parches his every breath as it hits his throat.

They've also used images from Issue 2 of The Hammer Lane comic series at the top of the page, which I know will upset some of you!

;)
 
Awesome, thanks Mr.Nick!:up: Though i've not through every nook and cranny for GR spoilers i couldn't resist looking at that particular one.:ghost:
FlameHead said:
Thanks for the news Retro. Excellent stuff and again, great idea for a thread!

If anyone checks these mags out, be sure to let us know what's inside...
Thanks FH.:yay:
 
WIZARD Magazine - Issue 184 (On sale December 6)

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The issue contains a 33-page special report on "Spider-Man 3," the first and most comprehensive look at 2007's biggest movie. The special section contains exclusive images, photos and information you won't find anywhere else.

But that's not all. Read interviews with the stars and creators of such incredible projects coming, including "Ghost Rider," "Transformers," "Iron Man," "Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer," "The Dark Knight," "The Incredible Hulk," "300," "Stardust," "Watchmen," "Avengers," "Flash," "Fables," "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End," "Shrek the Third," "Eragon," "Pan's Labryrinth," "30 Days of Night," "Hellboy 2," "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," TV's "Heroes," "Smallville" and many more. Check out interviews and profiles with top talent like Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, Topher Grace, Eva Mendes, Todd McFarlane, Frank Miller, Neil Gaiman, Heath Ledger, Ali Larter, directors Zack Snyder ("300," "Watchmen"), Guillermo del Toro ("Pan's Labyrinth," "Hellboy 2") and David Slade ("30 Days of Night"), producers Lorenzo di Bonaventura ("Transformers," "Stardust") and Michael Uslan ("Batman," "The Spirit") and screenwriter Zak Penn ("The Incredible Hulk," "Watchmen").


Source: http://www.wizarduniverse.com/magazine/wizard/002501714.cfm
 
FILM REVIEW Magazine (UK) - Dec 2006 (On sale Oct 30 2006)

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The Bigger Picture
• Bringing you a first look at Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Leonardo DiCaprio’s latest Blood Diamond and a brand new pic from Nic Cage’s Ghost Rider!


Source: http://www.visimag.com/filmreview/f200_display.htm


Anyone have this magazine?!?!?
 
Ta Retro. May have to have a scan of those magazines.

Y'know, I think Sony should send some new and improved Ghost Rider images to the press. That's a fairly old one.

:word:
 
Awesome as always Retro!! Thanks!

It's nice to see GR have a full front page spread. Nice!
 
I agree. Very nice cover and it's about time!


I hopefully can get that WIZARD mag...




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