Star Comics Magazine #1

Dec 1986 · Marvel · 1.50 USD; 1.75 CAD

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In "The Cat-Napping Caper," the babies stumble upon a hidden door in their nursery that opens to a mysterious haunted castle, where they encounter a fearsome monster—only to discover he’s just another baby in disguise. Written by Stan Kay and brought to life with vibrant, expressive art by Marie Severin (pencils, inks, colors), this whimsical adventure blends spooky charm with playful twists, all framed by Warren Kremer’s dynamic cover.

Contains 8 stories

The Cat-Napping Caper

12 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Children

Mr. GotrocksMrs. GotrocksHamptonArchibald

The Rainbow Bridge

8 pp · Humor, Children, Fantasy

Ebab (guard)Gantu (ogre)Princess Kneesaa (Chief Chirpa's daughter)

A Stone's Throw [Part 2]

5 pp · Humor, Children, Fantasy

the Zandor Rockers (rock creatures)

The End Of The Rainbow [Part 3]

7 pp · Humor, Children, Fantasy

GantuPrincess Kneesaathe Zandor Rockers

The Dog-Gone Beginning

6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Children

Mr. JordanMrs. Jordan

House About a Dog, Mom? - Part 2 The Doggone Beginning

5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Children

Mr. JordanMrs. Jordan

The Haunted Nursery

20 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Children

RowlfScooterSkeeterNanny

In "The Haunted Nursery," a curious peek through a hidden door in the nursery leads a group of playful baby animals on a whimsical adventure into a mysterious castle—where they meet a monster who’s surprisingly just another baby in disguise. Written with charm and packed with silly scares, this 1986 tale from Star Comics Magazine blends gentle humor and spooky fun in a story where every giggle hides a surprise.

An Uplifting Experience

1 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Children