Le Motard Fantôme #10
In "Pour sauver le monde," a 1984 12,00 FRF comic from Arédit-Artima, Johnny—working at Langtree Motors by day and haunted by forgotten nights—finds himself caught in a high-stakes race for Gina’s affection, only to suddenly remember his darker identity just as danger strikes. Written by Michael Fleisher and illustrated by Don Perlin with inks by Perlin and colors by Ben Sean, this issue blends raw emotion and supernatural tension as Johnny’s past resurfaces in the most unexpected moment. The cover by Bob Budiansky and Al Gordon captures the electric clash of identity and destiny.
In "Un train pour l'inconnu," Ghost Rider, disoriented after being robbed by hoboes, awakens with no memory and stumbles into a world of high-speed racing. Taken in by the fiery daughter of a hot-rod garage owner, he finds himself caught between a past he can’t recall and a future he’s not sure he’s ready for.
In "Le piège de l'oubli," Johnny lives a double life—by day, a quiet mechanic at Langtree Motors, by night, a masked avenger he doesn’t remember being. When a heated race for Gina’s affection turns deadly, a sudden surge of forgotten memories ignites his transformation into Ghost Rider just as his rival’s life hangs in the balance. The moment he reclaims his past, the truth slips through his fingers as quickly as it came.
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