Ghostly Haunts

Charlton Comics' Ghostly Haunts (1977–1978) was a brief, two-issue horror anthology that tapped into the era's fascination with the macabre. Primarily written by Joe Gill and Tom Sutton, with eerie art by Sanho Kim and Sutton himself, the series delivered self-contained tales of spectral terror and supernatural dread. Though short-lived, it stands as a late-modern example of Charlton's commitment to genre storytelling before the publisher's decline.