Ghost Rider: Highway to Hell #[nn]

Jan 1993 · Marvel · 3.50 USD; 5.25 CAD

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In "Ghost Rider," Johnny Blaze finds himself ensnared within a soul gem as the demonic Zarathos takes control of his body to battle the sinister Centurious. With the two forces locked in conflict inside the gem, Johnny is finally freed—whole and human once more—facing a future unburdened by the curse. Written by J. M. DeMatteis and illustrated by Bob Budiansky, with inks by Danny Bulanadi and Kevin Dzuban, colors by Bob Sharen, and letters by Michael Higgins, this 1993 issue features a striking cover by Mark Texeira and Jimmy Palmiotti.

Contains 3 stories

Ghost Rider

22 pp · Superhero

Ghost Rider [Johnny Blaze] (origin)Barton Blaze (death)Crash Simpson (death)Mrs. Simpson (death)Roxanne SimpsonSatan [Mephisto] (villain)

In "Ghost Rider," Johnny Blaze confronts a desperate choice when he must bargain with the devil to save the life of the father figure who raised him, setting in motion a transformation that binds him to a vengeful spirit. The story unfolds as a haunting, high-octane journey through fire and fate, where loyalty and sacrifice collide in the shadows of the highway.

Deathrace!

17 pp · Superhero

Inks ? [and Friends]

Ghost Rider [Johnny Blaze]Death Ryder (villain)

The End of the Ghost Rider

22 pp · Superhero

Ghost Rider [Johnny Blaze]Roxanne SimpsonCenturious (villain)Ethan Domblue [Sin-Eater] (villain)Zarathos (villain)Mephisto (cameo flashback)

In "The End of the Ghost Rider," Johnny Blaze finds himself ensnared within a soul gem as the demonic Zarathos takes control of his body to confront the sinister Centurious. With both demons locked in the gem, Johnny is freed from the curse, stepping into a life unburdened by the Ghost Rider’s flame—facing a future at last his own.