Spooky #153
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Spookeador," Spooky sets off for Mexico after receiving a mysterious ghost card from Poil, who's apparently in trouble. With Ramon's name sending shivers through the local townsfolk, Spooky must navigate a land where even the air feels haunted—though not all fears are what they seem. Ernie Colón handles both art and inks, bringing the eerie journey to life, while Warren Kremer’s cover captures the unsettling spirit of the tale.
When Poil tags along with Ramon, a ghost bullfighter, Spooky’s left behind, green with envy—and soon, a mysterious ghost card from Poil hints she’s in trouble. Spooky packs his bags for Mexico, only to find that the name Ramon sends shivers through every local, ghost or otherwise.
In "The Lava-Men," Spooky ventures to the volcanic village of Mt. Popo, where the locals are tight-lipped about the enigmatic Ramon and the missing Poil. As Spooky digs deeper, the island’s fiery secrets begin to stir—though the truth behind Ramon’s identity remains just out of reach.
When Spooky finds himself trapped in the volcanic lair of Ramon, the tyrannical leader of the Lava-Men, and his loyal slave Poil, he knows he’s in deep trouble. But with a clever escape and a dangerous gamble, Spooky unleashes the Fire-People—ancient wraith-like foes of the Lava-Men—sending the entire volcanic realm into chaos.
Casper stumbles into a whimsical rescue when he stops a boulder mid-throw aimed at a good fairy, earning a grateful reward: a box of magic bandages that can mend anything—broken toys, wilted flowers, even a cracked sidewalk. But one thing remains stubbornly beyond their reach: the Ghostly Trio, whose very presence seems to defy even the most miraculous patches.
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