Ghost Stories Comic Album

A brief, two-issue horror anthology from World Distributors, Ghost Stories Comic Album (1965–1966) delivered spooky, self-contained tales under the steady hand of writer Carl Memling and artist Frank Springer. Each issue offered a collection of eerie narratives, showcasing Springer's clean, expressive linework in service of classic ghostly thrills. Though short-lived, it stands as a neat, mid-60s example of the genre from a British publisher, capturing the period's appetite for supernatural comics.