Phantoms of Evil #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Kiss of Death," the Ames family settles into Colonel Clay's estate, where young William makes a curious claim: he believes the ghost of the late colonel has taken a liking to them. Written by Kurato Osaki and illustrated by Ogden Whitney—whose inks lend the haunting atmosphere a tangible weight—this 1978 issue captures a quiet, eerie shift in the estate’s spirit. Cover by Ogden Whitney.
In "The Spectre of Colonel Clay!" from Phantoms of Evil #5 (1978), the Ames family settles into the haunted estate of the late Colonel Clay, where young William finds himself drawn into a quiet, unsettling conversation with the ghost who still guards the house. As the lines between the living and the spectral blur, William tries to convince the restless spirit that his new family belongs there—though whether the colonel will listen remains uncertain.
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