Slimer! #15

Jul 1990 · Now · 1.75 USD; 2.25 CAD

☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free

In "Genie with the Light Green Slime," Slimer stumbles upon a mysterious bottle in the ruins of the Indicott Building, only to find himself outwitted by a genie who’d rather stay free than be trapped. With Mark Braun’s art and Jim Brozman’s inks bringing the slimy antics to life, this 1990 issue delivers a clever twist on a classic trope—where the real monster might not be the one in the bottle.

Contains 3 stories

Genie with the Light Green Slime

10 pp · Humor, Satire-Parody

Rudythe Genie

In "Genie with the Light Green Slime," Rudy stumbles upon an ancient bottle in the ruins of the Indicott Building, only to find a genie who’s far more interested in freedom than granting wishes. When the genie cleverly swaps places with Slimer, the ghostly prankster finds himself trapped—forever—inside a bottle, while the genie enjoys his new life on the outside.

Monster Movie!

5 pp · Humor, Satire-Parody

In "Monster Movie!", the chaos of a Ghosbusters film shoot takes a surreal turn when something otherworldly goes awry—off camera, deep within the studio’s hidden corners. The line between movie magic and real mayhem blurs in this 1990 satire, where the crew’s biggest special effect might just be real.

Highway Haunt

3 pp · Humor, Satire-Parody