Spooky Haunted House #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Too Cold for Comfort," Spooky takes a playful turn in Spooky Haunted House #13, challenging his long-suffering companion Pearl to master the art of the ghostly boo—only to find her more baffled than haunting. Written and drawn by Howie Post, this 1974 tale of spectral humor and chilly miscommunication is brought to life with crisp, expressive art, while Warren Kremer’s cover captures the spooky spirit with a classic, inked flair.
In "Poil Thinks It Over," Jo finds himself in a quiet moment of reflection after Pearl scolds him for another failed attempt at a proper ghostly boo. With a mix of mischief and sincerity, he tries to show her that even she, as a ghost, could learn the art of the perfect scare—but her lack of ghostly flair proves harder to fix than he expected.
In "The Double Whammy," Wendy's aunts stumble upon a mysterious book attributed to Merlin, only to accidentally summon the legendary magician—much to their surprise, he's far more mischievous than they ever imagined.
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↩ Reprints Blondie Comics Monthly #66 (1954), Spooky #27 (1959)
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