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In Nightstalkers #7, a down on his luck inventor sells his soul to the Devil, but in the process becomes a demon named Stonecold. Ghost Rider faces off with the demon and then asks the Nightstalkers for help, but it turns out they’d rather fight Ghost Rider first.
Then there’s a Morbius crossover where the team thinks Morbius is a bad vampire but of course they ultimately realize he’s a nice one, like Blade.
Along the way, Morbius exhibits a new power–he’s like Reed Richards.
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I don’t think he ever uses it again.
The Nightstalkers realize that Vic Slaughter is the villain, not Morbius, and Morbius helps them fight Sonecold.
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They seem to kill Slaughter in the end, but by the last page of the crossover, we’re shown that he’s not really dead.
There’s also a backup story about Simon Stroud. He acts to protect Morbius. Vic Slaughter calls and threatens him.
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Between these comics, Midnight Sons, Ghost Rider, and Spirits of Vengeance, I feel like I’m reading the same comic over and over. And soon Blade will get his own book, too.