Casper and the Ghostly Trio #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "What's My Name?", Casper finds himself unexpectedly spouting political rhetoric after inhaling a politician's passionate speech, much to his confusion. When he insists he's not interested in running for office, Fatso takes the idea literally and declares himself a candidate—setting off a ghostly campaign with no clear end in sight. Art by Warren Kremer, with cover pencils by the same, this 1972 Harvey classic captures the absurdity of politics through a spooky, playful lens.
Casper stumbles into a political campaign when a stray speech floats into his spectral form, leaving him accidentally delivering a stump speech he never asked for. When he protests he’s not running for anything, Fatso sees a chance to take the spotlight—and declares himself Emperor.
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↩ Reprints Harvey Comics Hits #62 (1953), Little Dot #8 (1954)
Reprinted in Casper and ... #1 (1987), Casper and ... #5 (1988), Casper and the Ghostly Trio #10 (1990), Casper Enchanted Tales Digest #7 (1994), Casper Spotlight: The Ghostly Trio #1 (2020)
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