History ComicBook / AllNewGhostRider

* MarkOfTheSupernatural: After being possessed and becoming the Ghost Rider, [[MismatchedEyes Robbie's right eye becomes orange]]. Not knowing the reason, he attributes it to getting pink eye.

* MultiArmedAndDangerous: Drug dealer, Grumpy, grows an extra set of arms after eating dozens of Zabo's pills.

* ShoutOut: Graffiti on the walls of Robbie's workplace are refferences to creators' previous works - ''PeepoChoo'' and ''ComicBook/TheStrangeTalentOfLutherStrode''

* FunetikAksent: One of the mercenaries has this when he tries to pronounce "bon appetit".

Robbie Reyes was an ordinary teen living with and taking care of his younger brother Gabe in the rougher part of East Los Angeles while also working part-time as a mechanic. After a particularly dangerous stint with a client's car, just before he loses his life, he's reborn with a body of bones and a head aflame, becoming the Ghost Rider.

* AlternateIdentityAmnesia: The morning after Robbie first becomes Ghost Rider, he finds himself at home in his bed, puzzled at what exactly went on the night before. When looking in the mirror, he notices his bruises from the thugs beating him up are completely gone and that his right eye is orange, wondering if he has pink eye. That night when he lays down, his curiosity of the previous night compels him to sneak back to the garage to take the car for another spin.

* TheFreelanceShameSquad: When Mr. Wakeford tells his students that he was late because his iPad was stolen, the entire classroom breaks out into uproarious laughter, with one student pointing at him, while Robbie stares straight ahead, deadpan. Of course, one of the aforementioned classmates is the one who stole it; the same one who attacked Gabe and beat up Robbie the other day.

* HealingFactor: Robbie gains one after being possessed and transforming into the Ghost Rider. Notable, the bullet wounds, and also the bruises he sustained from the bullies beating him up, are gone the next morning. At school, said bullies even mention his face looks much better than they left it the previous day.

* InspirationallyDisadvantaged: Some of the best scenes in the comic book are Robbie being a great big brother to his developmentally-stunted younger brother Gabe.

* MismatchedEyes: After being possessed and becoming the Ghost Rider, Robbie's right eye becomes orange. Not knowing the reason, he attributes it to getting pink eye.

* ProductPlacement: Apple's iPads are mentioned by named, and at one point a gangbanger can be seen drinking a 4 Loko.

* SkunkStripe: Robbie sports one that gives his hair the appearance of having a flame in it.
* [[SuperPoweredEvilSide Super-powered Not-So-Evil Side]]: Ghost Rider's modus operandi, it seems. Of course, in Dr. Zabo's case, he's evil as a skinny scientist or a 'roided-out monstrosity.

-->“In my head I was thinking like, ‘What if [[GrimReaper Death]] joined Music/DaftPunk? What if {{Satan}} became a [[PowerRangers Power Ranger]]? What if Anime/SpeedRacer went to hell and came back a [[SlasherMovie slasher]] villain? What would that look like?’”

* AlternateIdentityAmnesia: The morning after Robbie first becomes Ghost Rider, he finds himself at home in his bed puzzled at what exactly when on the night before. When looking in the mirror, he notices his bruises from the thugs beating him up are completely gone and that his left eye is orange, wondering if he has pink eye.

* TheFreelanceShameSquad: When Mr. Wakeford tells his students that he was late because his iPad was stolen, the entire classroom breaks out into uproarious laughter, with one student pointing at him, while Robbie stares straight ahead, deadpan.

* HauntedTechnology: Robbie's car is haunted by the entity that makes them the Ghost Rider.
* HiddenDepths: Comes off as a quiet, antisocial tough guy at first, but it quickly becomes apparent that he cannot take the conditions he and his brother must live in and probably had to grow up fast in order to [[PromotionToParent take care of his brother]]. Also, he was advertised as a cool underground street racer. Turns out it's not something he does for fun, but only as a desperate way to earn money to give him and his brother a better life.

* YouHaveFailedMe: Dr. Zabo murders the leader of the mercenaries when they fail to recover every last bag from the car. He gives a remaining one his predecessor's eye as a token of his promotion and a warning of what will befall him if he fails as well.

* YouHaveFailedMe: Dr. Zabo murders the leader of the mercenaries when they fail to recover every last bag from the car. He gives a remaining one his predecessors eye as a token of his promotion.

Robbie Reyes was an ordinary teen living in the rougher part of East Los Angeles as a mechanic. After a particularly dangerous stint with a client's car, just before he loses his life, he's reborn with a body of bones and a head aflame, becoming the Ghost Rider.

* AffirmativeActionLegacy: In-universe, appears to be missing so far. There's yet to be a reference to any previous Ghost Rider in the series. Robbie doesn't seem to be familiar with the superhero at all.

* BerserkButton: When Robbie sees a group of punks harrassing his little brother, he takes all three of them on without a second thought.

* CoolCar: Robbie's Ghost Rider wheels definitely count.

* PromotionToParent: Robbie is simultaneously a caregiver and best friend to Gabe, at one point euphemizing gun shots as firecrackers and repeating that they don't go outside when they hear firecrackers.

* {{Foreshadowing}}: Potentially. When Robbie's street racing, a newspaper swirling in the wind talks about a maximum-security prison escapee.

* [[SuperPoweredEvilSide Super-powered Not-So-Evil Side]]: Ghost Rider's modus operandi, it seems.

* WreathedInFlames: In signature Ghost Rider style, the rider's entire body is engulfed in flames, along with his car, for the duration of his drives.

* PromotionToParent: Robbie is simultaneously a caregiver and best friend to Gabe, at one point euphemizing gun shots as firecrackers and repeating that they don't go outside when they hear firecrackers.

* SuperPoweredEvilSide Super-powered Not-So-Evil Side: Ghost Rider's modus operandi, it seems.

* BigBrotherWorship: Gabe lets Robbie know he thinks he's amazing as Robbie carries him home from their mugging.

* BigNo: Robbie screams one when his ruined life flashes before his eyes.

* Angrish: What Robbie's reduced to in anticipation of being busted by the police for street racing.

* Foreshadowing: Potentially. When Robbie's street racing, a newspaper swirling in the wind talks about a maximum-security prison escapee.

* WhamShot: The hail of gunfire Robbie suffers at the hands of who he thought were cops.

* TryingNotToCry: Robbie tears up when his little brother praises him after he just failed to stop Gabe's wheelchair from being stolen.