Casper Strange Ghost Stories #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The House that was a Spaceship," Casper stumbles into a hidden underground kingdom of the Gravitonians—small, green-skinned beings who command gravity—after narrowly escaping a giant fly swatter monster and a maze of traps. With help from Beelo, the young Gravitonian, Casper must convince Beelo’s father, the king, to let his son visit the surface world, setting up a surprising reunion at an abandoned amusement park where the townspeople have fled at the sight of Casper once more. The story unfolds with Warren Kremer handling both the interior art and cover pencils and inks, capturing the whimsical yet tense atmosphere of this surreal adventure.
When Casper’s perpetually disgruntled Aunt Naggie arrives unannounced, she’s determined to find a home that meets her exacting standards—no easy task in a house already overrun by mischievous ghosts. After rejecting every option, she settles on a sleek, unfamiliar "lighthouse" she spotted on the road, unaware it’s actually an unmanned rocket bound for Saturn. Casper, trying to keep her happy, ends up joining her on the journey—just as the Saturnians prepare to welcome their unexpected visitors.
In "Ghostly Relations," Casper and Aunt Naggie accidentally take to the skies, drawing the attention of the Saturnians who’ve been waiting for Earth’s emissaries—only to find that neither the visitors nor the hosts are quite what they had in mind.
When gravity flips and everyone starts floating skyward, Casper stumbles upon a tiny, panicked boy named Beelo who’s accidentally broken the rules of physics—and now his entire world is searching for him. With a mix of spooky charm and gentle humor, Casper teams up with Beelo to help him find his way back before the whole universe goes completely topsy-turvy.
In "Beelo is Captured," Casper takes his mischievous friend Beelo on a wild tour of a floating amusement park—where the crowds drift like balloons—only for Beelo to be snatched by his own kind and whisked away. When Casper follows, he plunges into a hidden underground world beneath the earth, where bizarre creatures lurk in the dark tunnels.
In "Beelo's World," Casper teams up with Beelo, a small green Gravitonian who can control gravity, after escaping a giant fly swatter monster and a series of underground traps. Together, they journey to Beelo’s hidden kingdom, where Casper must convince the Gravitonian king to let his son visit the surface world—on the condition that gravity is restored. The story unfolds with playful charm as Casper, Beelo, and the king return to an abandoned amusement park, where the lingering fear of ghosts still keeps the crowds away.
Spooky’s haunted house is in jeopardy when a gleaming new E-Z Shop Supermarket starts going up on his property. Determined to fight back, he journeys to the corporate headquarters, only to find the complaint department manager completely unbothered by his ghostly presence.
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