him becoming too independent. Zero is an expert computer hacker and cybersurfer, able to force his way both in and out of almost any system. As a digital psyche, Zero could surf cyberspace, access information, and exist without food, water or other sustenance. Ghost Rider rode a modified version of Zero Cochrane's original souped-up motorcycle, a Ford Velociraptor 900 with thrusters and anti-gravity propulsion. Supporting cast Kylie Gagarin – Zero Cochrane's girlfriend. Willis Adams – A journalist working for Mainline Media. Anesthesia Jones – Owner of the Bar Code. The Ghostworks – Initially used as a name for the hidden region of cyberspace where the Ghost Rider's creators dwell, later in the series the artificial intelligences themselves are also referred to as the Ghostworks. Doctor Neon (Jimmy Alhazared) Harrison Cochrane Villains and antagonists Coda D/MONIX Dyson Kellerman Heartbreaker Jeter Kabal Harrison Cochrane L-Cypher Vengeance 2099 Warewolf In other media Video games Ghost Rider 2099 appears as an alternate costume in the Ghost Rider movie tie-in video game. Ghost Rider 2099 appears as an alternate costume for Ghost Rider in Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3. Ghost Rider 2099 appears as a playable character in Marvel Avengers Academy, voiced by Nicholas Andrew Louie. Collected editions References External links "Daddy Dearest" The unpublished Ghost Rider 2099 story Ghost Rider 2099 sales figures for 1994 and 1995 at the Comics Chronicles 1994 comics debuts 1996 comics endings Fictional characters with energy-manipulation abilities Fictional hackers Fictional melee weapons practitioners Marvel 2099 characters Marvel Comics robots Ghost Rider Marvel Comics characters with accelerated healing Marvel Comics characters with superhuman strength Marvel Comics superheroes Marvel Comics male superheroes Cyberpunk comics Defunct American comics Virtual reality in fiction