Ghosts #16

DC's long-running anthology of the weird and supernatural, Ghosts #16 from 1973 delivers a genuinely unsettling cover by Jack Sparling: two men in a small wooden boat are confronted by a massive, translucent spectral entity looming over the mist-shrouded water, one figure recoiling in terror while the other braces himself with a pole. Inside, Rico Rival brings the artwork to life across stories including "Death's Grinning Face," "The Mothball Ghost," "Haunted Hero of St. Helena," and "Man Who Spoke with Specters." It's a satisfying package of eerie anthology storytelling from DC's early-'70s horror boom.