Spooky Spooktown #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Bygone Boo," the Spooky robot’s sudden personality shift throws Spooky Spooktown into chaos when a well-intentioned fix turns the once-terrifying machine into a helpfully misguided force—so kind, it even aids a hungry wolf in tracking down a rabbit. With the line between good and bad blurring dangerously, can Spooky find a way to restore balance before the robot’s misplaced kindness causes more harm than the original mischief? Written and illustrated by Howie Post, this 1970 Harvey classic delivers a clever twist on the spooky standard, all under a cover by Howie Post.
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To counteract the damage done by The Ghostly Trio to the Spooky robot (which she thinks is the real Spooky), Poil whacks the spook-bot on the head. The personality reversal works - but only too well. The substitute Spooky once again becomes kind and helpful, but to the extent that his intentions are *too good* and cannot tell the difference between right and wrong, as when he assists a hungry wolf by telling him where the rabbit he was after is hiding. Can Spooky find a way out of this mess?
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