Robbie Reyes earned the title of All-Rider in Avengers Forever by Jason Aaron and Aaron Kuder. The All-Rider is connected with everything in the multiverse, including space, time, and even death, making this version of Ghost Rider the all-time most powerful.
The first film was actually a decent, enjoyable film, but the sequel is more campy and has a different tone. The story is very dumb, compared to the first film. But the visuals are excellent. I loved the look of the Ghost Rider and his charred skull.
Thanos then gives him a shard of the Time Stone so he could use it to travel to the past in order to drag a younger Thanos to the future so he could help in the killing of the Fallen One. The Cosmic Ghost Rider was smashed by the Fallen One using the Asgardian hammer Mjolnir.
Johnny Blaze ain't just the king of Hell-he's the warden too. He's the first line of defense between the demonic hordes trying to escape the joint and the lords of other hells making a play for his throne and all the power that comes with it - including certain evil queen from his past!
Reedus has been a fan-favorite casting choice for Johnny Blaze's Ghost Rider for years, especially given his role in The Walking Dead, which sees him play a weary biker with a heart of gold.
Marvel's Ghost Rider is often seen as a nigh-unkillable, cosmically powerful hero, but in Age of X: Universe the underappreciated mutant Chamber is able to slaughter him in one hit, proving how the X-Men underutilize one of their most powerful players.
The Hulk is considered the strongest character in the Marvel universe, but there are some characters that can match the Hulk's strength and power, such as Ghost Rider. The Ghost Rider, however, is not the strongest of the two, and he is able to defeat the Hulk in Banner form.
Bizarro is Superman's infamous and sometimes lovable clone/doppelganger opposite gone bad who possesses near-identical powers to the Man of Steel. He has more than enough strength to match the Immortal Hulk's and the addition of his freeze vision and fire breath would be enough to secure a victory.
Ghost Rider might be extremely powerful but going up against a villain of Darkseid's magnitude would spell trouble for him. Darkseid is as mighty as a god, and it seems that even with Ghost Rider's demon on his side, he wouldn't be an equal match.
He has superhuman speed, strength, durability, and a regenerative healing ability. His connection to the Hell Charger, his ride, is a power unto itself, giving him the ability to teleport short distances, create portals, and become intangible with pieces of the car.
The Penance Stare, one of Ghost Rider's signature moves, overwhelms its targets with any remorse they may have from previous actions inducing catatonia in most cases and burning up truly evil souls with righteous hellfire in extreme instances.
It is Mephisto's manipulations that led to Johnny Blaze first becoming the Ghost Rider and his stepfather's death, on the heels of demonic trickery. For this reason, Johnny and Mephisto are mortal enemies, as this lying demon represents everything Ghost Rider stands against.
Debuting in MARVEL SPOTLIGHT (1971) #5, Johnny Blaze was the first Ghost Rider in Marvel Comics history and the second character to use the name; Carter Slade, the Phantom Rider, has the honor of using the name first.
Overall, there are 25 Ghost Riders in Marvel Comics. Some are characters who aren't actually Ghost Riders, but who have powers that greatly resemble the proper Spirit of Vengeance, either through another demonic entity or even technology.
Ghost Rider is pretty much a top tier threat with potential of accessing divinity level powers that could take out Thor or the Hulk under the right conditions, his human host acts as a limiter so he can only use so much at a given time but Moon Knight is a peak level human to low level super human and Deadpool is a ...
In any event, the main thing is that no, being a demon without a soul does not mean that you can lift Thor's hammer and Ghost Rider cannot lift Thor's hammer (but hey, Ghost Rider has plenty of his own cool weapons, so he should be fine with that).
In the recent comics, in the future, Thanos beat Ghost rider fairly easily. Also the penance stare from Ghost rider didn't work because of the fact Thanos doesn't have any regret with all those life he murdered. Also the future Thanos got Ghost rider working for him. So Thanos is way above Ghost rider.
It is possible that they are genuinely immortal, as it is said that God created them and only God can destroy them. Despite being composed of bone and hellfire, the Ghost Riders possess formidable superhuman strength, enough to easily pick up a truck and hurl it across a road.
The Ghost Rider's weakness is its human host. the host is there to hold him back and to not let him go wild. otherwise he'd just go on a massive vengeance spree and kill almost every living thing with a soul in the whole universe.
One of the coolest moments in Marvel's Fantastic Four cartoon from the 1990s was when Ghost Rider shows up and basically takes down Galactus right away using his Penance Stare, or, as how fans often describe it, essentially "one punches" him...
