Popples #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Pop Goes the Spy (Part 1)" kicks off a delightfully chaotic adventure in Popples #1 (1986), where fuzzy, magical creatures wreak playful havoc on a young brother and sister in their attic sanctuary—while unseen spies plot something suspicious in another corner of the house. Written by Stan Kay and brought to life by John Costanza’s expressive art, with inks by Jacqueline Roettcher, colors by Isabell Bidwell, and letters by Carmel Brock, this 75-cent comic from 1986 blends whimsy and intrigue with a touch of espionage. The cover by Isabell Bidwell captures the zany energy of the series from the start.
When a pair of mischievous, magic-furred Popples take over the attic, Jo and her little brother find their quiet home turned upside down. Meanwhile, hidden in a different corner of the house, two foreign spies are quietly plotting their next move—unaware that the Popples might just be the chaos they need.
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