Ultimately, Human Torch scores a surprising win by hurling the Ghost Rider from a moving train while he's distracted, satisfying Agatha Harkness' conditions for victory, and entering the inner circle of winners from the Contest of Chaos' bouts so far.
As powerful as Cosmic Ghost Rider is, Immortal Hulk would destroy him. Castle couldn't do anything that would actually kill him, which would give Immortal Hulk time to destroy his opponent. While Immortal Hulk is certainly the most powerful Hulk, even other forms could defeat Cosmic Ghost Rider.
But ultimately, Iceman edges out Human Torch as the stronger hero. His powers grant him near-invulnerability and easy regeneration, unlike Human Torch, whose vulnerability costs him dearly.
Both sides have the ability to one-shot the other but Electro has something that the Torch doesn't. Electro can move much faster than the Human Torch. The battle would most likely end up in a stalemate unless Electro can manage to use his quick speed to his advantage, possibly even before Johnny can flame on.
Blade is powerful enough to actually kill Ghost Rider, a feat even the most cosmically powerful entities can't do. While it went against everything the vampire hunter stands for, Blade reached a near unparalleled level of power by absorbing Marvel Comics' darkest heroes.
This would be a interesting fight if it was against regular Thor but this is RUNE KING THOR. RKT would definitely be able to take out Ghost Rider with ease. RUNE KING THORS power level surpassed his father ODIN by a large margin. RKT showed no mercy and he did not hold back at all when he obtained his new powers.
The Black Skull thought that his Venom symbiote would make him unstoppable, but he never considered the vast scope and power of Ghost Rider, leading to his defeat in the most unreal way possible.
The Torch can release all of his body's stored energy in one intense, omni-directional "nova-burst," which can reach about 1,000,000 F, and which is similar to the heat-pulse of a nuclear warhead detonation, with an area of total devastation of about 900 feet in diameter and the power of a super nova.
The original Human Torch can psychokinetically control not only flames and flame objects that he himself ignites, but also flames he himself has not ignited. Before he had mastered his flame control ability, the Torch yelled at the flames to gain control.
Weaknesses. Lack of oxygen: Human Torch is vulnerable to lack of oxygen as he's not allowed to fly in space. Water: Human Torch is weak against water, which may extinguish his flames.
If the Hulk showed up, Iceman isn't going to mess around. He's going to freeze every bit of moisture in the Hulk's body right off the bat and break pieces of the Jade Giant off. It would be the quickest loss the Hulk ever suffered.
Even with Zarathos he can't beat IG Thanos since he's superior to almost all the abstract and cosmic entities of Marvel. Thanos can resist the effects of the Penance Stare, so that won't work on him no matter what Ghost Rider does.
Yes. Ghost Rider can beat Goku. He/She's literally unkillable to Goku. The first supernatural Ghost Rider is stunt motorcyclist Johnny Blaze, who, in order to save the life of his father, agreed to give his soul to "Satan" (later revealed to be an arch-demon named Mephisto).
Given ample prep time, the Batman and by extension, TBWL can easily come up with a plan to beat the Cosmic Ghost Rider. While Frank Castle was a cunning strategist himself, his years as the Rider has dulled his propensity to use strategy and relies more on his superpowers.
When it comes to strength between both characters, there's no competition. Beyond Human Torch's flame abilities and flight, he has no other powers. In a battle of strength, Cap takes the win.
By forming a jet from his feet, directed behind him, he can achieve a normal flight speed of 140 miles per hour, and accelerate up to supersonic speeds capable of catching up with faster beings.
As the Human Torch, he can fly and fire devastating fire blasts that can take down almost anyone. But the energy blasts and molecular manipulation abilities of Firestorm the Nuclear Man would outstrip Storm's. Fortunately for him, he usually has backup.
By forming a jet from his feet, directed behind him, he can achieve a normal flight speed of 140 miles per hour, and accelerate up to supersonic speeds capable of catching up with faster beings such as the Silver Surfer while in the Earth's orbit.
Deadpool is virtually immortal thanks to an array of different factors, but Ghost Rider's abilities come straight from Hell. There are many ways Ghost Rider can hurt Deadpool, but one way he did it in the comics was with the penance stare, which caused Deadpool to feel the pain of those he's hurt in the past.
Absolutely. The Joker although cunning, has almost nothing that would even phase Ghost Rider. While Ghost Rider has hellfire, superhuman strength, a supernatural motorcycle, and is pretty much immune to most injuries. Also if Zarathos (the source of Rider's mystic powers), takes over it is a curbstomp.
