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.
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Homer wants to tell his dad something, but his dad is too busy trying to remember where he placed his hat. He finally lets Homer speak, so Homer tells him that he's been sitting on his hat the entire time.
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