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| Publisher |
Marvel |
| Writer |
Michael Fleisher |
| Inker |
Don Perlin |
| Cover Artist |
Bob Budiansky |
| Inker |
Al Milgrom |
| Colorist |
Bob Sharen |
| Letterer |
Joe Rosen |
| Artist |
Don Perlin |
| Artist |
Bob Budiansky |
| Published | August 1980 |
Johnny takes one last look at the scoreboard of last night’s narrow defeat against challenger Flagg Fargo, 825 to 820. “Face it Johnny Boy", he says to himself, "You can stare at that scoreboard till the cows come home, but that still isn’t gonna change it. You lost fair and square.” He realizes he has to accept the fact that he is no longer the world champion of anything.As he leaves the empty arena, he realizes that most of the blame for his loss came from the fact that he spent more time as Ghost Rider than practicing and getting rest. Musing on how the Rider has completely taken over his life, he decides once and for all to leave the identity of Ghost Rider behind him, and concentrate on becoming his own person. “No matter what happens, I swear here and now, that I will...
