Early 1950s Fiction House series Ghost Comics rivals even EC Comics for horror, suspense, and adult situations in the pre-Code comics era.
covers, which do indeed have"sexy implications". That said,featured sophisticated suspense that sometimes surpassed the comics stories of EC Comics and other rivals.
The title manages to convey horror, suspense and sexual situations in a sophisticated way that is underappreciated to this day.which regularly appeared in. The series followed the cases of a sort of John Constantine-style investigator of the supernatural named Drew Murdoch.
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