Spooky Spooktown #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Spooked Spook," Spooky takes a playful turn when he decides to teach Pearl the art of the proper ghostly boo—after all, if she’s going to scold him for it, she ought to know how it’s done. Written and drawn by Howie Post, this 1965 Harvey gem finds the duo in a lighthearted spooktacular, with Warren Kremer’s cover capturing the whimsical chills.
In "Poil Thinks It Over," Spooky attempts to teach Pearl the art of ghostly booing—only to discover that even the most spectral of spirits can struggle with the basics. A lighthearted moment of spooky silliness unfolds as Spooky tries to show Pearl how to truly haunt, but her efforts leave him more baffled than startled.
In "The Double Whammy," Wendy’s aunts stumble upon Merlin’s enchanted book, only to accidentally summon the legendary wizard—whose mischievous streak proves even more formidable than their own. With magic gone awry and chaos on the rise, the trio finds themselves in a spellbound tangle neither expected.
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↩ Reprints Blondie Comics Monthly #66 (1954), Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #68 (1956), Casper the Friendly Ghost #52 (1957), Spooky #27 (1959)
Reprinted in Casper & Nightmare #28 (1970), The Friendly Ghost, Casper #244 (1989), Casper and ... #9 (1989), Casper and the Ghostly Trio #9 (1990)
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