Ghost Rider was created by writer Gary Friedrich, writer-editor Roy Thomas, and artist Mike Ploog, introduced as a supernatural antihero in Marvel Comics.
The original Ghost Rider, Johnny Blaze, first appeared in Marvel Spotlight #5, marking the character's official debut in the comic book world.
Danny Ketch became the new Ghost Rider, diversifying the character's legacy and storyline in Marvel Comics.
The first major motion picture adaptation of Ghost Rider was released, starring Nicolas Cage in the lead role, bringing the character to a wider audience.
Sequel to the 2007 film, this movie further expanded Ghost Rider's presence in popular culture and cinema.
Ghost Rider has appeared as a playable character in several video games, increasing the character’s reach across media platforms.
Johnny Blaze makes a deal with Mephisto to save his foster father, resulting in him becoming the Ghost Rider, a spirit of vengeance.
Johnny Blaze first transforms into the Ghost Rider, discovering his powers and beginning his mission to punish the guilty.
Johnny Blaze confronts Zarathos, the demon spirit within him, struggling to control the dark power while maintaining his humanity.
Ghost Rider joins the supernatural superhero team called the Midnight Sons to combat dark mystical threats.
Johnny learns more about Mephisto's manipulations and the true nature of his curse as Ghost Rider.
Ghost Rider battles against a demonic cult in Roanoke, North Carolina, protecting innocent lives from possession and corruption.
Johnny Blaze manages to temporarily separate himself from Zarathos, experiencing a period without the Ghost Rider curse.
Johnny Blaze passes on the mantle of Ghost Rider to his younger brother Danny Ketch, entrusting him with the Spirit of Vengeance.
Ghost Rider fights and defeats Blackheart, the son of Mephisto, preventing a major demonic uprising.
Johnny Blaze resumes the Ghost Rider role after a period of absence to confront new supernatural threats.
