GHOST MANOR #18 May 1971 Charlton Bronze Age Horror| Steve DITKO & Sanho KIM Art-image
GHOST MANOR #18 May 1971 Charlton Bronze Age Horror| Steve DITKO & Sanho KIM Art-image
GHOST MANOR #18 May 1971 Charlton Bronze Age Horror| Steve DITKO & Sanho KIM Art-image
GHOST MANOR #18 May 1971 Charlton Bronze Age Horror| Steve DITKO & Sanho KIM Art-image
GHOST MANOR #18 May 1971 Charlton Bronze Age Horror| Steve DITKO & Sanho KIM Art-image
GHOST MANOR #18 May 1971 Charlton Bronze Age Horror| Steve DITKO & Sanho KIM Art-image

GHOST MANOR #18 May 1971 Charlton Bronze Age Horror| Steve DITKO & Sanho KIM Art

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Cover Artist: Steve Ditko, Sanho Kim Style: Color Genre: Horror & Sci-Fi, Horror & Sci-Fi or Suspense, Supernatural, Suspense Publisher: Charlton Intended Audience: General Audience Signed: No Character: Winnie the Witch (Host), Ghost of Mrs. Vikks Publication Year: 1971 Features: First Printing, Boarded Series Title: Ghost Manor Language: English Type: Comic Book Issue Number: 18 Country of Origin: United States Tradition: US Comics Era: Bronze Age (1970-83) Vintage: Yes Universe: Carlton Horror Format: Single Issue Artist/Writer: Charles Nicholas, Joe Gill, Sanho Kim, Steve Ditko Inscribed: No Personalized: No Story Title: The Last Life! & The Wrong Turn! Unit of Sale: Single Unit

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GHOST MANOR #18 May 1971 Charlton Bronze Age Horror| Steve DITKO & Sanho KIM Art. GHOST MANOR #18 May 1971 Charlton Bronze Age Horror| Steve DITKO & Sanho KIM Cover & Art | Joe Gill Stories. GHOST MANOR #18 May 1971 Charlton Bronze Age Horror| Steve DITKO & Sanho KIM Cover & Art | Joe Gill Stories The GHOST MANOR #18 comic book from May 1971, published by Charlton Comics during the Bronze Age of horror, features artwork by Steve Ditko and Sanho Kim. The story focuses on the character of Winnie the Witch (the host) and the Ghost of Mrs. Vikks, within the Carlton Horror universe. The issue includes three tales, "The Last Life!" "The Homewrecker!' and "The Wrong Turn!", catering to a general audience with a colorful and spooky style. This vintage comic, a first printing with a boarded format, showcases the classic horror and supernatural themes popular during that era in US Comics.

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