Spooky Spooktown #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Quiet Zone," young Wendy dreams of fitting in with her peers, craving a skateboard to ride like the other kids—but her aunts won’t allow it. When a mysterious bear gifts her one, Wendy soon discovers it’s more than just a ride, becoming an unexpected ally when witch sisters steal a goose and eggs from a wizard, and the ogre he summons. The skateboard proves vital in defending the bear, and Wendy earns the right to keep it. A whimsical, quiet tale of courage and unexpected gifts, illustrated in the classic Harvey style.
In "The Grew-Boo!", Spooky Spooktown stumbles upon a peculiar trick: shouting "Ow!" right after "Boo!" makes things grow. Trying it out, he accidentally causes Poil to swell to twice his size—leaving Spooky both startled and oddly impressed by his own spooky new power.
In "I Got That Old Feeling," Poil’s tantrum turns Spooky into a decrepit old man with a single, perfectly timed scream—only to find that reversing the scare, "Ooob-wo!", might just undo the magic. A delightfully silly twist on classic spooky mischief, this 1969 gem from Spooky Spooktown #31 delivers laughs and lighthearted chaos in just five pages.
In this whimsical 1969 tale from *Spooky Spooktown #31*, Casper attempts a playful prank on Wendy by disguising himself as a witch and hopping on a broomstick he’s found—only to discover the broom belongs to one of the Witch sisters, setting off a lighthearted mix-up full of spooky charm.
Spooky’s latest invention is supposed to keep unwanted guests out, but when his robot scaring machine starts working a little too well, even he can’t get back in—no matter how many times he knocks. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this five-page 1969 tale from *Spooky Spooktown #31* delivers classic spooky humor with a twist that’s equal parts clever and calamitous.
In "Don't Fight 'Em—Join 'Em," Spooky finds his house overrun by his own robot scaring machines, which have taken on a life of their own. After being chased out again, he hatches a clever plan—disguising himself as one of them to take control of the chaos.
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↩ Reprints Daisy and Her Pups Comics #14 (1953), Spooky #75 (1963), Wendy Witch World #12 (1965), Wendy, the Good Little Witch #33 (1965)
Reprinted in Spooky #157 (1978), The Friendly Ghost, Casper #243 (1988), Casper and ... #7 (1988), Casper Digest #14 (1990), Casper the Friendly Ghost #256 (1990), Wendy, the Good Little Witch #94 (1990)
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