May 1992 • Volume 2 • USA • NEWSSTAND EDITION • 88 Collected GHOST RIDER #25B Pop-Up Centerfold Included. 1st Appearance of The Firm Basic Information Published May 1992 Comic Age Modern Cover Price 2.75 UPC 07148601317405 Creators Writer Howard Mackie Interior Artist Ron Wagner Cover Artist Ron Wagner , Mike Witherby Inker Mike Witherby Letterer Janice Chiang Colorist Gregory Wright Editor Stories Stories may contain spoilers You Can’t Go Home Again Blackout returns and the mysterious Firm has a mission for him - find Dan and Ghost Rider. After kidnapping his friends and family, Blackout leaves Dan a message: Come home, come alone, and do not change into Ghost Rider or they all die! How can Dan possibly defeat Blackout without the power of Ghost Rider? Answer: he can’t! On death’s door, Dan transforms into Ghost Rider to save not only his life but also the lives of the ones he love. Ghost Rider defeats Blackout and evades the Firm, however, he realizes he cannot transform back to Dan without risking his death. So where does he go from here? Why, to the Quinten Carnival of course.
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