Ninja High School Yearbook #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Spookhouse" in Ninja High School Yearbook #5 (1993) finds Ensign Curtiss caught in a surreal limbo between the gutters of her own comic strip, stumbling into a bizarre convergence of multiple versions of Ninja High School characters—each rendered in Ben Dunn’s distinct art styles. Written, drawn, inked, and lettered by Ted Nomura, the story blends surreal humor and visual experimentation in a self-contained oddity that plays with the medium’s own structure. The cover, by Robert DeJesus, captures the chaos with a striking, off-kilter composition.
In "H Oops," the rival high schools of Quagmire, Greenfield, and Flugerville clash in a chaotic co-ed basketball tournament where every pass and dunk feels like a martial arts kata gone rogue. With a wild shot that knocks the first letter off the title, the game becomes a blur of high-flying moves, unexpected teamwork, and just enough sci-fi flair to make the court feel like a gravity-defying arena.
In "Ninja Paradox or Ninja Trek II: The Wrath of Parodies (What Ever...)," Ensign Curtiss stumbles into a multiverse mishmash when she falls between the gutters on her own strip, landing in a chaotic crossover where multiple versions of Ninja High School characters—each styled in Ben Dunn’s distinct artistic iterations—must be untangled. With humor and heart, the story plays with identity, art, and the absurdity of alternate realities, all within the familiar, offbeat world of the school.
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Reprinted in Ninja High School Spotlight #3 (1996)
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