Le Motard Fantôme #2

In "La fin d'un champion," the rivalry between the haunted Ghost Rider [Johnny Blaze] and the seemingly incorruptible Flagg Fargo reaches a breaking point at a high-stakes stunt cycle race, where Blaze’s suspicions of foul play clash with Fargo’s clean reputation—leaving Blaze to question whether victory is worth the cost.

In "Le démon intérieur," a despondent Johnny Blaze, still reeling from losing his stunt cycle title to Flagg Fargo, tries to walk away from his past—only to be confronted by the relentless presence of his own inner demon. When a trio of menacing bikers, including the newly introduced Raz, Zooie, and Sparky, push him to his limits, Blaze must face the truth: the Ghost Rider isn't a burden to escape, but a part of him he can no longer outrun.

In "Le monde impossible," John Fleming’s time machine malfunctions, aging him ten years in an instant—but the truth is far stranger. Trapped in a surreal future, he’s stripped of memory as punishment for a crime he can’t recall, now forced to navigate a world that defies reason. With only Bartho and Ricca to guide him through the impossible, the past begins to unravel in ways no one expected.

In "Le vent des morts-vivants," Ghost Rider rides into a besieged town haunted by a swarm of monstrous vampire bats, battling the ancient evil behind them—Dalton Cartwright, a vampire whose bloodline traces back to a victim of Dracula himself. As the night air grows thick with dread, Ghost Rider faces not just the supernatural plague, but the chilling legacy of a cursed lineage that refuses to die.

In the year 2000, New York City is gripped by panic as authorities hunt a mysterious "plague carrier" trying to slip away unnoticed. At a bustling transportation center, the man is cornered—only for the real threat to be revealed not as a disease, but as a stolen handgun from a museum, a relic feared to reignite the war it once symbolized.