Scary Godmother

A spooky but sweet two-issue miniseries from Egmont Ehapa, Scary Godmother introduces a kind-hearted monster fairy godparent to a young girl named Hannah, blending gentle Halloween frights with warm humor. The series, which began in 2002, is best known for the whimsical, cartoonish art and storytelling of its creator, Jill Thompson, who brought a playful, child-friendly charm to the world of ghouls and goblins. Though brief, this debut comic helped establish the Scary Godmother concept, which later expanded into other media, and remains a fondly remembered entry in all-ages horror-comedy.