Lady of Vengeance

I wanted to something for this day. I considered the protagonist of a story on FA that I'm currently reading, but I didn't fully grasp her colours and pattern or wardrobe. In the end, I tried my hand at a Ghost Rider.
I just want to give my opinion on the Ghost Rider: he's a great character, I'm a sucker for badasses, and the skull on fire must've been what got me. I've watched both movies. The first and only comics I've read of him to date are Ghost Rider: The Complete Series by Rob Williams. The art of the comics is solid. Again, Ghost Rider is a great character, but he or his story may not be executed right. In that series, the scene transitions are too fast. So, it's hard to keep up. The only focus is a monster tearing up demons and people with inner monsters. That must be why Ghost Rider has a bad reputation.
In that story, Johnny has a mysterious man named Adam take the curse from him. What he doesn't know is Adam's intentions. The demon Zarathos, taken from Johnny, chooses an 18-year-old girl named Alejandra, who hasn't seen the light of day until these events, and Adam uses her for his intention. However, Johnny manages to catch up with them to space and convinces her not to go through with the plan. She uses the curse to destroy Adam. In her own story, Alejandra finds a wasteland and follows the voice of Zarathos, who's now the source of her power. She takes out low-lives and frees children from a camp. The one behind it all steers a truck full of children off a cliff. Even though she saves them, she catches up with the man. Being told what she had to hear by Zarathos, Alejandra reveals herself and tells the man, "I'm your daughter." He's not surprised. He says he's impregnated many women, and just like many in the past, he sold off his own children. A slave trader.  Alejandra executes the punishment of the Ghost Rider and walks away from what remains of the slave dealer, leaving him to die and rot.

My heart goes out to the families of the women who died on 6 Dec, 1989. Women don't deserve to be mistreated. They don't deserve to live with men's bias. Treat your wives, girlfriends, sisters, and daughters well. Don't take advantage of their problems. Support their dreams.

I may have been in a rush. I did only one practice run and then went right to it. I don't need to tell the date I made this. It was in the evening. Eating an apple, listening to Tarja: Act 1 Disc 2, I drew with a fine-point pen, and very little pencil. Coloured with markers, pencil crayons, and watercolour pencils. I spent 58 minutes on this, start-to-finish. I could have tried to make her look slimmer and I admit my colouring's a little clunky, but I still like what I made. Post this as your own, you die. Adding this to your collection or favourites mean nothing to me. Tell me what you like about this and what you think could have been better.