Homer the Happy Ghost #4 — VG+ (4.5)
Marvel Comics (Atlas era), September 1955
Pre-Silver Age · Humor / Children · 36 pages · 10¢ cover price
Homer the Happy Ghost #4 is a bright, mid-1950s humor title from Marvel’s Atlas period, edited by Stan Lee with extensive art by Dan DeCarlo. The issue features multiple short ghost-themed stories starring Homer and supporting characters, rendered in DeCarlo’s clean, playful style and reflecting Marvel’s lighter output just before the superhero resurgence.
A solid example of Atlas-era kids’ comics, appealing to collectors of early Marvel, DeCarlo art, and pre-Silver Age humor titles.
Maj. Picto’s Grading Notes:
VG+ (4.5). Moderate, even wear consistent with the grade. Presents well overall, with typical handling and age-related wear for a 1950s Marvel comic.
Homer the Happy Ghost #4 — VG+ (4.5)
Marvel Comics (Atlas era), September 1955
Pre-Silver Age · Humor / Children · 36 pages · 10¢ cover price
Homer the Happy Ghost #4 is a bright, mid-1950s humor title from Marvel’s Atlas period, edited by Stan Lee with extensive art by Dan DeCarlo. The issue features multiple short ghost-themed stories starring Homer and supporting characters, rendered in DeCarlo’s clean, playful style and reflecting Marvel’s lighter output just before the superhero resurgence.
A solid example of Atlas-era kids’ comics, appealing to collectors of early Marvel, DeCarlo art, and pre-Silver Age humor titles.
Maj. Picto’s Grading Notes:
VG+ (4.5). Moderate, even wear consistent with the grade. Presents well overall, with typical handling and age-related wear for a 1950s Marvel comic.
