Giggle Comics #66
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Giggle Comics #66, a 1949 10-cent gem, George and Bessie are fed up with Spencer’s crass haunting, prompting the Head Spook to send the impeccably mannered Sir Aubrey to show the rest of the ghostly crew how it’s done. With Jack Bradbury handling both art and inks, and Dan Gordon’s cover capturing the spook-tacular spirit, this lighthearted tale of spectral etiquette is a charming slice of early comic charm.
In this whimsical 1949 tale from Giggle Comics #66, George and Bessie grow tired of Spencer’s crass haunting, prompting the Head Spook to send the impeccably mannered Sir Aubrey to show the other ghosts how it’s done—just in time for a ghostly lesson in etiquette.
In this whimsical 1949 tale from Giggle Comics #66, Binky the dog dreams of growing to an enormous size—only to wake up realizing his little self is just right after all. A playful, lighthearted look at perspective and contentment, all in six pages of classic funny-animal charm.
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↩ Reprints Merry-Go-Round #[nn] (1945)
Reprinted in The Adventures of Spencer Spook #2 (1986)
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