The Adventures of Spencer Spook

In the mid-1980s, A.C.E. Comics brought a touch of the supernatural to its lineup with The Adventures of Spencer Spook, a six-issue series following a ghostly hero through lighthearted paranormal exploits. The book was most frequently written by industry veteran Joe Gill alongside Hubie Karp, with art duties split between the distinctive styles of Pat Boyette and Ken Champin. A short-lived but charming entry in the era's indie comics boom, it stands as a curious artifact of A.C.E.'s brief push into original supernatural adventure.