Casper the Friendly Ghost #37

In "The Witch Widow," Casper finds himself kicked out of the house after trying to clean up—only to discover that Wendy’s home is a disaster thanks to the Sisters’ constant bickering. Drawn by rumors of a witch who’s got all the modern comforts, Casper pays a visit to the sultry Witch Widow, who offers him a feast before whisking off to help Wendy with a vacuum cleaner.

In "To the Rescue!", Casper and Nightmare keep tabs on the Witch Widow’s efforts to help Wendy with her modernized kitchen—only to find her latest appliances causing more trouble than help. From runaway mixers to a stove that burns cake without a log, things quickly spiral, leaving Wendy frustrated and the Witch Sisters furious. When the Widow storms off in disappointment, Casper steps in, reminding everyone that some things are better left simple—especially when it comes to friendship and a certain old-fashioned girl.

In "So Sorry," Casper finds himself unintentionally striped when the Ghostly Trio prank him by painting stripes on a park bench. When Wendy helps clean up the mess, Casper’s wish for the Trio to be “sorry for their own good” leads to a surprising turn of events—soon, the Trio are overwhelmed with remorse, painting themselves in exaggerated stripes and sobbing apologies. But when Wendy introduces “Unsorry” pills to restore order, the chaos spirals as the Trio turn furious, sending Casper and Wendy fleeing for safety.

In "The Sorcerer's Apprentice," Spooky the ghost stumbles upon a wizard turning bricks into gold, and with a mischievous grin, he sneaks in to stir up trouble—mixing up potions, spilling sandy water, and unleashing an explosive mess. When the wizard chases him, the chaos spills over into a wild transformation, turning stones into jewels. Spooky slips away with a diamond tucked under his hat, whispering, "Diamonds are a 'ghoul's' best friend!"