successful, but was killed by Crossfire as the exorcism had been completed. Jaime regained her senses to see Mockingbird stand over her father's dead body and believed the Avenger was responsible. Despite having Lincoln's spirit vanquished from her, Jaime transformed back into the Phantom Rider and attacked Mockingbird. She was defeated and taken into custody. Other versions In the "Old Man Logan" finale "Dead Man Logan", there is a gang called the Phantom Riders who operate in Nashville, Tennessee and model themselves after Phantom Rider by wearing costumes that resemble his attire and ride high-tech horses. Upon Logan's return to Earth-21923, the Phantom Riders attack Logan when he enters his territory in light of the power vacuum he caused by killing Red Skull and Hulk. In other media Television A variation of the Phantom Rider appears in the Ultimate Spider-Man episode "Return to the Spider-Verse" Pt. 2, voiced by Clancy Brown. This version is the Ben Parker of a Wild West-themed alternate reality who was brainwashed to serve Doc Ock Holliday to serve as his Phantom Rider before being freed by Spider-Man, Kid Arachnid, and Web Slinger. Film Carter Slade, credited as and amalgamated with the "Caretaker", appears in Ghost Rider, portrayed by Sam Elliott. This version was a former Texas Ranger from the 1800s who sold his soul to Mephistopheles as a consequence of his greed and became the latter's personal Ghost Rider. After trapping 1000 evil souls within the Contract of San Venganza, Slade knew they would bring hell on Earth and outran Mephistopheles to keep it from him before going into hiding as a cemetery's caretaker. After Johnny Blaze becomes the new Ghost Rider in the present, Slade helps him understand his powers and prepare him to face Mephistopheles' son, Blackheart. Once his successor is ready, Slade reveals his identity and gives Blaze the contract and his shotgun before vanishing into the afterlife. Video games The Phantom Rider appears as an alternate costume for Johnny Blaze / Ghost Rider in Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. Carter Slade appears in the Ghost Rider film tie-in game, voiced by Fred Tatasciore. The Phantom Rider appears in Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2. References External links Ghost Rider (1967) at Don Markstein's Toonopedia. Archived from the original on March 28, 2016. International Hero: Magazine Enterprises' Ghost Rider African-American superheroes Articles about multiple fictional characters Characters created by Dick Ayers Characters created by Gary