Came Back Wrong: Che is immune to magic.

Came Back Strong: The way Vorin’s resurrections work when he’s creating shadow riders.

Bullying a Dragon: Porlock and Mys-Tech’s torture of Matthew/Abadon.

Blood Knight: Boot is described as a borderline berserker, and definitely falls into this category.Because You Were Nice to Me: Abadon says a variation of this to Roadie, and actually listens as she tries to talk him down.

This time Che’s trainees are used as cannon fodder to test the new skills of the Slaughterhouse Six. Other books have already shown that Mys-Tech are pretty callous about the lives of their employees, especially Warheads. Badass Longcoat: Vorin tends to wear a long coat, and is certainly a badass.Badass Biker: The Shadow Riders, Roadie, and the wizard Vorin himself.After his troubled resurrection, Che seems to have acquired a cybernetic left leg and right arm.Except that they aren’t androids - they’re the last of Vorin’s race, and the world is only dead because Mys-Tech’s killed everything that once lived there. They’re opposed by armed androids, simulated opponents to prepare them for more dangerous jumps. And You Thought It Was a Game: Mys-Tech trains its Warheads on ‘Arena World’, one of several dead worlds linked by stable wormholes.All There in the Manual: Boot and Roadie’s original names were eventually published in the Marvel Atlas (Stranger’s name is still unrevealed).Aliens in Cardiff: The heroes are an alien wizard and his superhuman not-quite-alive biker gang in Lancashire.He’s not one of the riders and, technically, he’s a guest star - but he’s as prominent in the story as any of them. Cable, time-travelling mutant and sometime leader of X-Force.Che, an active Mys-Tech Warhead with loyalties elsewhere.Vorin, a centuries-old alien techno-wizard with a vendetta against Mys-Tech.He may also have some level of psychic power. Grunt (Arnold Coltrane), a Mys-Tech security guard who becomes superhumanly large and strong.Roadie (Alison Kane), who has various psychic powers.Stranger, whose powers grant him stealth, intangibility and some form of shapeshifting.Boot (Steven White), once a Mys-Tech Warhead mercenary, now a superhuman warrior with some cybernetic limbs.They’re recruited and led by the alien wizard Vorin, a very old and angry enemy of Mys-Tech who can now act more openly. The riders are superhuman bikers, fighting a long war against Marvel UK villains Mys-Tech. It's written by John Freeman and Brian Williamson, with art by Ross Dearsley and color art by Euan Peters. Shadow Riders is a Marvel Comics miniseries, published as part of the Marvel UK brand in 1993.

Shadow riders series