Page Publications' Ghoul Tales #6 was based on Stanley Publications' Ghoul Tales #3.
Page reprinted this issue as an unnumbered edition, but maintained the 50c cover price on the reissue.
I have copies of all five U.S Ghoul Tales issues in either a Page or Portman edition. I don't yet know for sure if all five issues were issued by Page, although I expect they were. It appears Portman issued all five issues, but I'd prefer to see this verified at some stage.
I also believe one of the numbered Page editions is a reprint of another issue but with a different cover, but I'll need to check that out later.
Page reprinted this issue as an unnumbered edition, but maintained the 50c cover price on the reissue.
I have copies of all five U.S Ghoul Tales issues in either a Page or Portman edition. I don't yet know for sure if all five issues were issued by Page, although I expect they were. It appears Portman issued all five issues, but I'd prefer to see this verified at some stage.
I also believe one of the numbered Page editions is a reprint of another issue but with a different cover, but I'll need to check that out later.
I wonder if all the Page numbered issues were reissued as unnumbered 50c and/or 60c cover price editions...
Oh, and though it's not mentioned on the cover, Ghoul Tales #6 includes a classic 4-page story titled Rat-Trap, which has been reprinted at least twice since Ghoul Tales #3 - I've spotted it in Tales Too Terrible To Tell, and also in an issue of Eclipse Comics' Seduction of the Innocent.
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