History

This Frank Castle's early life was seemingly similar to that of the Frank Castle of the Prime Marvel Universe.[2]

During the heroes of Earth's last stand against Thanos, the Punisher was hit in the head by the debris of a building the Hulk was thrown into and died, his soul being subsequently sent to Hell. Willing to give anything in order to punish Thanos for slaughtering his planet, the Punisher signed a demonic deal with Mephisto and became the latest Ghost Rider. When he returned to Earth, however, Thanos was already gone and everything on the planet was dead. The Ghost Rider spent the next countless years alone, roaming endlessly and undying with no one to kill or love. After even Mephisto fell silent to his calls, he began to lose his mind.

When a badly injured Galactus arrived on Earth seeking help against Thanos, unaware that the population of Earth had already been killed by him, the Ghost Rider offered the dead planet to him in exchange for the chance of punishing the Mad Titan as his herald; an offer that the Great Devourer accepted. Together they roared the cosmos on a quest to halt Thanos' systematic annihilation of every living being in existence, which led them to become legends. Their story lasted centuries, but came to an end once they finally confronted Thanos, who beheaded Galactus as he approached to battle. The undying Rider was offered by Thanos the chance to see more evil than he could punish in a thousand lifetimes, and thus became his servant.[2]

At the behest of King Thanos, the Rider used the Time Stone to drag a younger Thanos to the future[3] so he could help in the killing of the Fallen One, the one being who managed to elude Thanos. Moments before the Fallen One's arrival on Earth, the younger Thanos made the Rider use his Penance Stare on himself so he could relive his fondest memories; those of death and destruction. Shortly afterwards, the Rider took him to the basement of his older self's palace to feed King Thanos' dog, the Hulk. The Rider then revealed his identity to the younger Thanos, but he didn't recognize his name.[1]

Once the Fallen One arrived, the Rider used his powers to burn down the Annihilation Wave he had brought with him.[2] He was subsequently disposed of by the Fallen One, who used the hammer Mjolnir to smash him to bits.[4] His soul was subsequently sent to Valhalla, where he was greeted by Odin.[5]

Recipe:
Head ghost rider
Torso: Ml ult. WarMachine
Ghost cycle: I just coddled together a bunch of pieces from one of the Marvel legends rider bikes & various pieces from the ”boneyard”