Ghost Manor

Ghost Manor was a Charlton horror anthology that ran for nineteen issues between 1968 and 1971, offering bite-sized tales of the macabre. The series is best remembered for the consistent work of writer Joe Gill, alongside a rotating stable of artists including Sanho Kim, Mo Marcus, and Steve Ditko. While each issue presented standalone frights, the recurring witch Winnie the Witch added a touch of dark whimsy. It stands as a solid example of late-'60s horror comics, showcasing Charlton's economical but effective approach to the genre.