Cover: Warren Kremer

Spooky Spooktown #26

Sep 1968 · Harvey · 0.25 USD

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“A Hair-Raising Mystery”

In "A Hair-Raising Mystery," Spooky Spooktown’s latest attempt to impress Poil takes a wild turn when a too-short haircut from Burt the Barber sends him running to Willameena Witch for a growth potion. What starts as a simple fix quickly spirals into a messy, oversized mishap that leaves Handsome Harry scrambling—thanks to Howard Post’s expressive art and Warren Kremer’s delightfully spooky cover.

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artist Howard Post · cover Warren Kremer

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artist Howard Post

cover pencils Warren Kremer

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Spooky asks Burt the Barber for a haircut to impress Poil, but the result is too short for the Tuff Little Ghost, so he visits Willameena Witch for a hair growth potion. However, once he applies it, it grows out of proportion, scaring Handsome Harry.

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