Riley had a messed up childhood, rough relationship with his parents, all sorts of bad things happened to him in the army, etc. I have no idea why his captors are letting him tell this story, but he proceeds to share the exploits of one Simon Riley, a British operative with a relationship to Ghost (SPOILER: it's not said up front in the comic, but Ghost and Simon Riley are obviously one and the same).
The series starts with a frame story where Ghost is captured in Ukraine with a bunch of kids and basically tells them a story to pass the time. Unfortunately, Ghost couldn't be less interesting after you get to know him. It just feels like a marketing gimmick (look that this cool-looking character that we won't tell you anything about, read the comic if you want to know anything about him!).
This series serves as a six-issue origin story for the character Ghost who was introduced in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - but Ghost had no interesting characteristics beyond his distinctive skull mask., so I didn't feel like there was any particular draw to this comic.
Modern Warfare 2: Ghost brings almost nothing to the table and probably isn't worth your time.
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