Spooky Spooktown #Unknown (Interior Page Fragment)
Harvey Comics • Spooky Spooktown
Writer
Likely Warren Kremer or Howie Post
Interior Artist
Likely Warren Kremer
Cover Artist
Not visible on interior page
Publication Date
Circa 1961-1970
Cover Variant
Standard Edition
Printing
Likely First Printing
Comic Description
The story features Spooky the Tuff Little Ghost, often known for his 'poil' (pearl) bowler hat and Brooklyn accent. In this sequence, Spooky is contemplating 'a new way to boo' using his hat to scare a human character, leading to his frustration when the plan backfires.
Condition & Value
Condition Grade
Fair (CGC 1.0)
Condition Details
Heavy tanning and oxidation of page fibers, significant foxing throughout the panels, edge wear, and visible creases. The image represents an interior page, not a complete comic.
Estimated Market Value
Minimal ($1 - $5) as an interior page fragment
Recent Sales
Complete low-grade issues of Spooky Spooktown generally sell for $5 to $15; individual page fragments have negligible resale value.
Grading Recommendation
Not recommended for grading. The item appears to be an interior page or a page fragment rather than a complete book, and the heavy tanning/foxing precludes a high grade.
Notable Features
Features 'Spooky' from the Casper the Friendly Ghost universe. Characteristic Harvey Comics art style and 'Spooktown' setting.
Authentication Notes
The paper stock shows age-appropriate oxidation and low-quality newsprint typical of mid-century Harvey Comics. Color registration is slightly off-center, consistent with period printing methods.