Kevin Feige describes Marvel's Ghost Rider as a one-man show
Kevin Feige has described Marvel's Ghost Rider as a one-man show, in remarks reported by Popverse. The characterization presents the character as a solo proposition, carried by the figure at its centre rather than framed as part of a team.
That is the extent of what the report establishes. Feige's phrasing is a statement about how the character works, not an announcement, and it came with no plot information of any kind. Nothing in the available material describes a story for Ghost Rider, and this summary adds none. A brief remark from the studio's president often becomes a reference point for how a character is being positioned publicly, which is why the comment was reported at all.
The report also includes no casting news, no release timing, and no production details in the material available here, so none are stated. Readers interested in the full context of Feige's remarks can follow the link to Popverse's original coverage, which is where the comments were reported.