Spooky #102
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bad Manor," a 1968 Harvey classic, a fearless coal-black kitten named Inky defies expectations in a world where dogs and cats are supposed to be enemies. With a quiet confidence and a heart full of friendship, Inky challenges the idea that differences must mean division—proving that fun and connection can thrive even when the rules say otherwise. The story, lettered in typeset, captures a gentle, timeless moment of defiance and warmth.
In "The Phantom Pet," Spooky’s antics accidentally shrink him to doll-size—only to find the ghost house, once his nemesis, now eager to be his companion. With a mix of spooky charm and playful absurdity, the two unlikely companions strike a bizarre new arrangement that turns the haunted mansion into a very unusual pet.
When Wendy’s aunties accidentally brew a colossal batch of witches’ brew, the overpowering stench begins to drive the whole neighborhood to distraction. With the giant pot missing and the smell spreading, Wendy sets out to track down the giant who lost it—before the whole town is driven out by the fumes.
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↩ Reprints Chic Young's Dagwood Comics #40 (1954), Blondie Comics Monthly #65 (1954)
Reprinted in Spooky Haunted House #8 (1973)
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