Ghost Comics

Early horror and supernatural suspense series by Fiction House from the 1950's.
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Ghost Comics #4
Published 2024-10-17
From 1951-1954 Fiction House brought us GHOST COMICS – 11 issues of specters, phantoms, and spooks, along with the other monsters and creatures that gave us nightmares, while we loved it! Filled with high-quality stories and amazing art, GHOST COMICS was one of the last pre-code titles. Cover art by Maurice Whitman. Death is a Dream, pencils by Bill Benulis, inks by Jack Abel; a female Chinese agent gets shot dead, but her ghost leads her brother to do the right thing. No World For Me, pencils by Jack Kamen, inks by Iger Studios; Criminal lands with a rocket ship on Mars. He is being questioned by the Martians and sent back to earth to atone for his crimes. Flee the Mad Furies, script by Drew Murdoch, art by Iger Studios: Alex Blum; Gypsy girl Rowena summons swamp ghosts with black magic to dispose of people who get in her way. The Trumpet of Valkyrie, art by Iger Studios and Rafael Astarita; American flyer is caught behind Soviet lines and aided in battle by the local folklore goddess Valencia.