Ghost Manor, #6

Published: May 1969

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Ghost Manor #6

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Issue Contents:
1 page horror-suspense
Credits
Story 1 1 page horror-suspense
Credits
Story Notes

The foreword is simply an illustration with credits given for all stories in this issue and no script.

Nobody's Home
Story 2 7 pages horror-suspense

"Hey, boy! Where're you goin' with my bird?"

Credits
Story Notes

Script, art are credited in foreword; art is dated, credited and signed 'S' on the last page. The Old Witch host appears on the last page of this story.

The Deepest Grave
Story 3 5 pages horror-suspense

"Once upon a time there lived a man named Dave Greath."

Credits
Story Notes

Script, art credited in foreword; art is signed 'S' on first page and 'Sanho K' on the last page. The Old Witch participates directly in this story.

Heed a Haunted House
Story 4 1 page horror-suspense

"Some people will tell you that my hobby consists of studying cases of Haunted Houses."

The Old Man's Cat
Story 5 12 pages horror-suspense

"This is an unusual conversation between attorney-at-law Albert T. Torney and the wealthy, but sickly Shelby Felis at Belview Hospital..."

Storyline

Shelby Felis leaves his fortune to his cat but his scheming lawyer plans to make the money his.

Characters
  • Albert T. Torney
  • Shelby Felis
  • Mandu (cat)
Credits
Story Notes

Script, art credited in foreword; art signed 'S' on first page, credited and signed on the last page.

Real Ghostly

Featuring Charlton

Story 6 1 page
Credits
Story Notes

Illustrated promo for Charlton ghost comics with the logos for The Many Ghosts of Doctor Graves; Ghostly Tales, and Ghost Manor depicted, along with a large version of the Charlton "C".