The Hellbat Armor could fly, with a pair of retractable wings on its back. But don't ask why Batman wasn't flying, because there was only one possible answer.
As for whether Ghost Rider had locked eyes with Batman and made him "count the sins in his heart," that was unclear. In any case, the relationship between those two seemed to have advanced by leaps and bounds in a very short time.
Not just anyone could ride the Spirit of Vengeance Motorcycle. You either had to be a beauty or a demon.
So Su Ming guessed that Batman had gone with the latter option—and spent quite a bit of money.
Unlike the previous generation of Ghost Rider, today's "Blazing Johnny" might have been a somewhat famous stunt motorcyclist in Las Vegas, but that line of work did not make people rich.
Johnny was poor. Not as poor as Peter's family, perhaps, but he still lived in a trailer and could only afford the occasional canned beer for entertainment.
As for whether Ghost Rider was controlled by Johnny, or whether the two of them even counted as the same person, that was hard to say. It did not matter anyway; Batman was best at dealing with people with Multiple Personality Disorder.
In short, Batman rode the flaming motorcycle upward along the burning Iron Chain and crashed into the enormous fiery face in the sky. He could be seen throwing a punch.
It was as though a volcano had erupted sideways. As a shockwave burst outward, torrents of fiery rain came pouring down from the sky.
Xuthl let out a scream and stumbled out of the air, crashing into the city and transforming into a sea of fire with eyes and a mouth.
"Incredible. How did he hit a mass of fire with