Ghosts (1971) #4

"The Crimson Claw!": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

"The Crimson Claw!"
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Ghosts Vol 1 #4
April, 1972
Cover Artists	Nick Cardy
The Crimson Claw!
Writers	Leo Dorfman
Pencilers	George Tuska
Inkers	George Tuska
Editors	Murray Boltinoff
The Ghostly Cities of Gold!
Writers	Leo Dorfman
Pencilers	Jerry Grandenetti
Inkers	Jerry Grandenetti
Editors	Murray Boltinoff
The Man Who Killed His Shadow
Pencilers	Curt Swan
Inkers	Ray Burnley
Editors	Whitney Ellsworth Murray Boltinoff
The Fanged Spectres of Kinshoro
Writers	Leo Dorfman
Pencilers	Ernie Chan
Inkers	Ernie Chan
Editors	Murray Boltinoff
The Legend of the Black Swan
Pencilers	Ramona Fradon
Inkers	Ramona Fradon
Editors	Murray Boltinoff
The Threshold of Nightmare House
Pencilers	John Calnan
Inkers	John Calnan
Editors	Murray Boltinoff
Previous Issue	Ghosts # 3
Next Issue	Ghosts # 5

Ghosts #4 is an issue of the series Ghosts (Volume 1) with a cover date of April, 1972.

Appearing in "The Crimson Claw!"

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• Abraham Lincoln
• John Wilkes Booth

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• 19th Century
  

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Appearing in "The Fanged Spectres of Kinshoro"

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• M'Timbu (Single appearance)

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• Africa
  • Kinshoro
    

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Notes

• "The Crimson Claw" is reprinted in Limited Collectors' Edition C-32.
• "The Man Who Killed His Shadow" was originally printed in House of Mystery #16.
• "The Fanged Spectres of Kinshoro" is reprinted in Limited Collectors' Edition C-32.

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Ghosts series

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