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This vintage issue of Ghostly Tales from the Haunted House was published by Charlton Comics as part of the publisher’s long-running horror anthology series. Featuring the cover story “The Work of Genius”, the issue showcases the eerie supernatural storytelling and distinctive artwork that defined Charlton’s horror titles during the Bronze Age of comics. The striking…
Ghostly Tales from the Haunted House #87 was published by Charlton Comics and features the classic horror anthology style that made the series a favourite among collectors of vintage supernatural and mystery comics. This issue carries an August 1972 cover date and includes the cover story “House of Shadows” alongside the distinctive eerie artwork and…
A vintage Bronze Age horror comic from Charlton Comics, Midnight Tales No. 10 was published in December 1974 and features one of the most memorable and unsettling covers from the series. The issue centres around the sinister “Zoo Baby Marionette Revue” story, with creepy puppet imagery and supernatural themes that perfectly capture the unique atmosphere…
harlton Comics Cheyenne Kid No. 81, published in November 1972. This classic Bronze Age western comic features the dramatic story “A Traitor’s Death!”, with an action-packed cover showing Cheyenne Kid making a desperate escape on horseback while under attack. Western titles from Charlton remain popular with collectors for their striking covers and enduring frontier storytelling….
A classic Bronze Age horror comic from Charlton Comics, Midnight Tales No. 10 was published in December 1974 and features one of the series’ most memorable and unsettling covers. The issue centres around the eerie “Zoo Baby Marionette Revue” story, with sinister puppet imagery that perfectly captures the supernatural and psychological horror themes that made…
Offered here is Yang #2, published by Charlton Comics in May 1974 during the height of the martial arts craze that swept through comic books in the Bronze Age. This early issue features the title character in another action-packed adventure, accompanied by a dramatic cover showcasing swordplay, danger and exotic settings that perfectly capture the…
Key Significance Official licensed David Cassidy comic published during the height of his teen idol popularity and the success of The Partridge Family. Features all-new stories and artwork rather than television adaptations, making it a collectible piece of 1970s pop culture memorabilia. Description David Cassidy #13 was published by Charlton Comics in July 1972 and…
Ghost Manor #17, published by Charlton Comics in March 1973, featuring another eerie collection of supernatural tales from one of Charlton’s best-loved horror anthology series. This issue includes the haunting story “The Last Command” beneath the memorable banner “Echoes of the Spirit World”, with a striking cover depicting a ghostly ocean liner and spectral figures….
Charlton Comics Ghostly Haunts #41, published in 1974. A classic Bronze Age horror anthology from Charlton’s supernatural line, featuring a striking macabre cover packed with ghoulish imagery and the tagline “Echoes of the Spirit World.” Ghostly Haunts is a collectible series for fans of vintage horror comics, particularly the distinctive supernatural and mystery titles produced…
Ghostly Haunts #47, published by Charlton Comics in December 1975, from the publisher’s long-running Bronze Age horror anthology series. This issue features a dramatic and atmospheric cover with a monstrous clawed creature crashing through a bedroom window, making it a standout addition to any collection of classic horror comics. This comic is presented in a…
Haunted Love #10, published by Charlton Comics in July 1975, is a classic Bronze Age horror romance comic combining supernatural suspense with gothic storytelling. This issue features a striking painted cover depicting ghostly lovers emerging from the mist while a terrified woman defends herself, making it one of the most atmospheric covers in the series….
A vintage copy of Midnight Tales issue #7 published by Charlton Comics in June 1973, featuring the desirable UK price variant with an 8p cover price. This Bronze Age horror comic stars The Midnight Philosopher and Arachne in the story “Ooze!” and delivers the supernatural mystery and eerie storytelling that made Charlton’s horror titles popular…
