Barbie #36
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Halloween Hooligan!", Barbie, Ken, and Uncle Willie are spooked by a giant pumpkin floating through the sky, convinced it’s the work of a cursed magician. The mystery unfolds as the trio investigates, only to discover the real culprit is a group of pranksters using a hot air balloon—no magic required. Written by Lisa Trusiani and illustrated by Anna-Maria Cool, with inks by Trina Robbins, colors by Mike Worley, and letters by Dave Sharpe, this 1993 Marvel comic features a cover by Anna-Maria Cool and Jeff Albrecht.
In "Halloween Hooligan!", Skipper hits the party dressed as a magician, but when pranks start ruining the Halloween fun, it's up to Barbie and her sister to figure out who's behind the mischief—only to discover the culprit is Skipper, fast asleep and wandering the house. The story unfolds with playful suspense, blending spooky fun and sisterly concern in a classic 1993 tale.
In "The Flying Jack-o-lantern," Barbie, Ken, and Uncle Willie watch in awe as a massive pumpkin floats through the autumn sky, convinced it's the work of a cursed magician. When the mystery deepens, the trio sets out to uncover the truth behind the eerie sight—only to discover a much more down-to-earth (but no less surprising) explanation.
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