History ComicBook / GhostRider2022

* EldritchAbomination: In the Annual, the SpiritOfHalloween's gestation cuts all of Salem off from the rest of the world and causes everyone in the town to suffer from DemonicPossession. Ghost Rider fighting a losing battle with it as it was manifesting was the only stopping it from destroying the entire Eastern Seaboard with just its presence, and it probably would have done a lot worse since it was unclear if ComicBook/TheHood had any actual control over it even though he was the one who summoned it with the ''Hallow Gospels.''

* GothGirlsKnowMagic: Played straight with Talia, who practices occult-based black magic. She uses them to aid Johnny/Ghost Rider in his war against the forces of hell.

* PottyFailure: Talia as a young grade-schooler once wet herself in class because she refused to go to the bathroom that had a terrifying demon in the stalls only she could see. Once she comes into her powers she gets revenge on the {{Jerkass}} teacher who mocked her for it by drawing a curse mark on a piece of paper and then handing it to the woman, causing her to go through the same humiliation Talia went through in front of the whole class.

* PottyFailure: Talia as a young grade-schooler once wet herself in class because she refused to go to the bathroom because a terrifying demon in the stalls only she could see. Once she comes into her powers she gets revenge on the {{Jerkass}} teacher that mocked her for it by drawing a curse mark on a piece of paper and then handing it to the woman, causing her to wet herself in front of the whole class.

* PottyFailure: Talia as a young grade-schooler once pulled a cruel prank on a {{Jerkass}} teacher she had a mutual animosity with by drawing a curse mark on a piece of paper and then handing it to the woman, causing her to wet herself in front of the whole class.

** In a flashback, Franchise/DoctorStrange, having no patience for Talia's bad attitude, summons a spider that he has crawl into Talia's mouth and down her throat, with the spider then projecting a web which showcases Talia's history and magic potential.

* BringMyBrownPants: Talia as a young grade-schooler once pulled a cruel prank on a {{Jerkass}} teacher she had a mutual animosity with by drawing a curse mark on a piece of paper and then handing it to the woman, causing her to wet herself in front of the whole class.

* RaisingTheSteaks: Exhaust attacks Johnny and Talia with an army of undead animals while the two are on their way to Chicago.

* ADayInTheLimelight: Issue #18 focuses on Talia Warroad and her DarkAndTroubledPast, detailing how she first became attuned to the supernatural as a child, and how she got mixed with the Cult of Mephisto in her early teenage years.

* BringMyBrownPants: Talia as a young grade-schooler once humiliated a {{Jerkass}} teacher she had a mutual animosity with by putting a curse on a piece of paper and then handing it to the woman, causing her to wet herself in front of the whole class.

* CoolCar: Talia Warroad owns and drives a black muscle car with flame decals. Sturdy and reliable, it soon becomes Johnny Blaze's go-to backup vehicle whenever he finds himself separated from his trusty Hell Cycle for one reason or another. Blaze later modifies the car so that it can enter a hellfire-powered state without the need for him to be in the driver's seat, allowing Talia to keep up with him at all times.

** Johnny Blaze makes good use of his near the end of Issue #1 to see through the illusionary town of Hayden's Falls, exposing its residents for the hellish monstrosities they really are. The sight also comes in handy whenever he runs across other demons in disguise, or people under possession.
** Talia also has this, but to a much greater degree than Johnny/Ghost Rider, having been gifted (or cursed) with the ability since childhood. She can see all sorts of paranormal signs, creatures and apparitions roaming or lurking around her vicinity; stuff that no regular human can ever notice in their lifetime.

* CoolCar: Talia Warroad owns and drives a black muscle car with flame decals. Sturdy and reliable, it soon becomes Johnny Blaze's go-to backup vehicle whenever he finds himself separated from his trusty Hell Cycle (for one reason or another). Blaze also adds modifications to the car later on so that it becomes capable of changing into a hellfire-powered state without the need for him to be in the driver's seat, allowing Talia to keep up with him at all times.

** Johnny Blaze makes good use of his near the end of Issue #1 to see through the illusionary town of Hayden's Falls, exposing its residents for the hellish monstrosities they actually are. The sight also comes in handy whenever he runs across other demons in disguise, or people who've been corrupted and transformed, throughout his travels.
** Talia also has this, but to a much greater degree than Johnny/Ghost Rider. Having obtained the gift (or curse) since childhood, she is able to see the presence of paranormal entities and apparitions all around her -- beings, both good and bad, that no regular human can ever sense in their lifetime.

* CoolCar: Talia Warroad owns and drives a black muscle car with flame decals. Sturdy and reliable, it soon becomes Johnny Blaze's go-to backup vehicle whenever he finds himself separated from his trusty hell cycle (for one reason or another). Blaze also adds modifications to the car later on so that it becomes capable of changing into a hellfire-powered state without the need for him to be in the driver's seat, allowing Talia to keep up with him at all times.

** Talia also has this, but to a much greater degree than Johnny/Ghost Rider. Having obtained the gift (or curse) since childhood, she is able to see the presence of paranormal entities and apparitions all around her; beings that no regular human can ever sense in their lifetime.

** Talia also possesses this, but in a much greater degree that Johnny/Ghost Rider, having been blessed (or cursed) with the ability to see all kinds of paranormal entities and apparitions since childhood; things that no regular human can ever sense in their lifetime.

* CoolCar: Talia Warroad owns and drives a black muscle car with flame decals. Sturdy and reliable, it soon becomes Johnny Blaze's go-to backup vehicle whenever he finds himself separated from his trusty hell cycle (for one reason or another). Blaze also adds modifications to the car later on so that it becomes capable of entering hellfire-powered state without the need for him to be in the driver's seat, allowing Talia to keep up with him at all times.

* CoolCar: Talia Warroad owns and drives a black muscle car with flame decals. Sturdy and reliable, it soon becomes Johnny Blaze's go-to backup transport whenever he finds himself separated from his trusty hell cycle (for one reason or another). Blaze also adds modifications to the car later on so that it becomes capable of entering hellfire-powered state without the need for him to be in the driver's seat, allowing Talia to keep up with him at all times.

* CoolCar: Talia Warroad owns and drives a black muscle car with flame decals. Sturdy and reliable, it soon becomes Johnny Blaze's go-to backup transport whenever he finds himself separated from his trusty hell cycle (for one reason or another). Blaze also adds modifications to the car so that it becomes capable of entering hellfire-powered state without the need for him to be in the driver's seat, allowing Talia to keep up with him at all times.

* {{Crossover}}: The upcoming August 2023 event ''ComicBook/WeaponsOfVengeance'' will serve as one between Percy's concurrent runs on ''Ghost Rider'' and ''Wolverine'', tying directly to GR's post-Shadow Country story arc.

* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: A Chicago toll guard's response to a battered and burning car rocketing past his booth (blowing his DodgyToupee off in the process) is just, "Hey! You've got to pay the... toll."

* FaceStealer: Issue #16 introduces a villain known simply as the "Hitchhiker", a man belonging to a race of flayed people who can steal the powers of other supernatural beings by literally stealing the skins on their faces and wearing them like a mask. At different points in the past, he targeted Robbie Reyes and then Danny Ketch, "borrowing" their faces (and their Spirits) for a bit so he could slaughter the rest of his own people. He does the same to Johnny Blaze in the present, this time to kill an old god worshipped by his now near-extinct race. Each time, after accomplishing part of what he set out to do, he willingly surrenders the Spirits back to their rightful hosts.

* FaceStealer: Issue #16 introduces a villain known simply as the "Hitchhiker", a man belonging to a race of flayed people who can steal the powers of other supernatural beings by literally stealing the skins on their faces and wearing them like a mask. At different points in the past, he targeted Robbie Reyes and then Danny Ketch, "borrowing" their faces (and their Spirits) for a bit so he could slaughter the rest of his own people. He does the same to Johnny Blaze in the present, this time to kill an old god worshipped by his now near-extinct race. After accomplishing each of his tasks, he willingly surrenders the Spirits back to their rightful hosts.

* GenocideFromTheInside: Issue #16's villain, the Hitchhiker, wants to bring about the total annihilation of his own people - the flayed men - and the very god that they worship. By borrowing the Ghost Rider powers of Robbie Reyes, Danny Ketch, and finally Johnny Blaze across different time periods, he ultimately accomplishes this goal.

** Father Pike, a SinisterMinister-type character who makes his debut in Issue #16, is a ghastly-looking man accompanied by flies hovering all over him... and he sometimes ''eats'' them.