Spencer Spook #100
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeSpencer Spook #100 is an anthology issue containing "The Wisdom of Bubby Beaver," in which Bubby Beaver ignores his animal friends' teasing about his dam-building and focuses on finishing his construction; when a forest fire threatens the animals' homes, Bubby's quick thinking to breach the dam allows water to extinguish the flames and save everyone. The issue also features a story involving Spencer Spook and other characters in comedic situations, along with various novelty mail-order items and tricks advertised throughout.
Spencer Spook finally passes his final exam at Spook College and graduates with a diploma—plus a house as a gift! But when he moves in and finds the place already occupied by human tenants, Spencer sets out to scare them away using all his ghostly tricks, only to discover they're far tougher to frighten than he expected. What follows is a hilarious battle of wills between a newly minted spook and some very stubborn residents who won't be easily spooked.
Three mice—Mort, Jonathan, and Richut—hitch a ride on a passing car for a long-awaited day out of their cramped hole-in-the-wall home, but their improvised tow-string adventure quickly spirals into a wild chase through the city streets involving an ambulance, a wrong-way traffic jam, and a fountain. As the trio struggles to stay hitched and keep control, they'll learn that getting where you want to go isn't always as simple as grabbing the first moving vehicle that comes along.
Spencer Spook finally lands a seance job through the Spook Union, but the gig at Madam Hokum's parlor quickly turns chaotic when he discovers he's not the only spirit on the payroll—and a real ghost shows up to complicate matters. What starts as a simple haunting assignment becomes a comedy of errors that spirals completely out of Spencer's control.
When the Duke spots a baby contest offering a hundred-dollar prize, he hatches a scheme: enter his reluctant pal Dopkins dressed up as an infant, complete with diapers and a baby wardrobe. What follows is a series of escalating mishaps as the disguised Dopkins struggles to keep up the act through run-ins with a suspicious cop and a photographer's studio, all while his partner tries to steer them toward that prize money.
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