Ghost Comics

A short-lived but distinctive entry from Fiction House, Ghost Comics ran for eleven issues from 1951 to 1954, offering a supernatural twist on the publisher’s trademark blend of adventure and peril. The series was most frequently written by Drew Murdoch and Marilyn Mercer, with art largely handled by the prolific Iger Studios alongside regulars Alex Blum and Rafael Astarita. It stands as a curious, late-era artifact of the pre-Code horror boom, showcasing Fiction House’s ability to pivot from jungle and aviation sagas to ghostly tales.