TV Casper & Co. #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Shrinking Houses," Huey and Dimwit stumble into a bizarre twist when a strange red cloud transforms them into sudden financial geniuses, turning two dollars into a million in hours. But their wild spending spree—buying new cars and houses for everyone in town—leaves them broke again before they can figure out what went wrong. A delightfully absurd slice of 1970s Harvey whimsy, this issue captures the chaotic charm of the series with its playful art and zany logic.
Casper teams up with Stoopo to right a whimsical wrong: in exchange for restoring homes he’d stolen, the ghostly kid helps the gnome build birdhouses. But when Stoopo returns the homes, they end up hilariously misplaced—until he surprises everyone by enlarging the birdhouses and giving them to the displaced animals and Witch Sisters.
The Ghostly Trio try to scare people into fleeing their homes and braving the cold—but their efforts backfire when they trigger a snow avalanche that buries them. Their misadventures continue as they struggle to stay frosty in a surprisingly warm climate, their ghostly chill no match for the heat.
Baby Huey’s playful romp in the rain takes a funny turn when Papa warns him that getting wet might shrink him—just as Dimwit’s toy duck strolls by, looking suspiciously like the little duck himself. Before Huey can explain, everyone’s convinced he’s vanished, leaving only the toy to spark a frantic search.
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↩ Reprints Paramount Animated Comics #5 (1953), Little Dot #28 (1957), Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #94 (1958), The Friendly Ghost, Casper #47 (1962), Baby Huey Duckland #12 (1966)
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