Writer: Christopher Hastings; Artist: Myisha Haynes; Letterer: VC's Clayton Clowes; Colorist: Rachelle Rosenberg; Editor: Heather Antos; Supervising Editor: Jordan D. White; Editor-in-Chief: Axel Alonso; Cover Artist: Paulina Ganucheau
Gwenpool and Hawkeye are told a story of Asgardian dwarves and a gem they carved hundreds of years ago that could allow a soul to possess another being's body. The museum curator telling them the story asks if Hawkeye has been able to recover the meteor stolen from their exhibit, and Hawkeye tells her that the dwarves have used the ore to carve another gem. Gwen says that the gem, and her ghost friend Cecil who is trapped inside it, is locked in the Ghost Rider's trunk, but then realizes that since she read the comics she knows Ghost Rider's identity and where he goes to high school. They are unaware that another dwarf, working as a janitor in the museum, overhears their conversation.
At the school, specifically inside Ghost Rider's trunk, Cecil the ghost is speaking with Eli Morrow, the evil spirit that powers the car. Eli attempts to convince Cecil that he needs to possess Gwen's body in order to achieve vengeance, but Gwen arrives with a blindfolded Hawkeye and grabs the gem from the car. Robbie Reyes sees what's going on from a window and runs outside, just as a truck full of dwarves drive by and grab the gem from Gwen before speeding off. Robbie transforms into Ghost Rider and is convinced by Gwen to team up with her and Hawkeye to save Cecil. This leads to a chase through the city that ends at the docks, where the dwarves are preparing the ritual to place one of them inside the gem. To stop the heroes, they release the vessel they had chosen to possess, a giant purple monster hidden inside a crate at the dock. Cecil convinces Gwen to place the gem on the monster, allowing Cecil to take over its body and chase away the dwarves. Cecil is happy to have a body again, and he tells Ghost Rider that the spirit inside his car is "pretty friggin' evil, dude." Robbie agrees and drives away, leaving Gwen and Hawkeye to clean up the mess.

