Homer, the Happy Ghost #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHomer, the Happy Ghost #4 (1970) delivers a delightfully silly moment of misunderstood urgency, as the ghostly kid tries to share something important with his dad—only to reveal the punchline after a comically long delay. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with playful charm by Dan DeCarlo, both in pencils and inks, the issue captures a quiet, humorous beat that’s as sweet as it is absurd. The cover by Dan DeCarlo perfectly mirrors the story’s lighthearted tone, a 15-cent gem from Marvel’s early ’70s lineup.
In this lighthearted 1970 gem from *Homer, the Happy Ghost* #4, young Jo finds himself caught in a quiet moment of family absurdity when his dad, preoccupied with a missing hat, finally gives him a chance to speak—only for Jo to reveal he’s been sitting on it the whole time. The story captures a sweet, silly moment of misunderstanding with a gentle twist, all in a single page of classic childhood humor.
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↩ Reprints Homer, the Happy Ghost #5 (1955)
Reprinted in TV21 #75 (1971)
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