Publication History
Atlas/Seaboard Comics' The Grim Ghost ran three issues (cover-dated Jan.-July 1975. Writer co-creator Michael Fleisher scripted the first two issues, and Tony Isabella the third. Artist co-creator Ernie Colón drew all three. A new ongoing series, published by a revival of Atlas Comics in association with Ardden Entertainment, debuted with a #0 preview (Oct. 2010) before issue #1 (March 2011). The new series' trademarked cover logo is The Grim Ghost while its copyrighted title given in the postal indicia is simply Grim Ghost.
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