The Real Ghostbusters Comics: Issue 19

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From NOW™ – March 1990

Zoned Out

Story: James Van Hise

Pencils: Phillip Hester

Inks: Jim Brozman

Colors: Suzanne Dechnik

Letters: Joseph Allen

Art Director: Michele Mach

Editor: Katherine Llewellyn

Editor-in-Chief: Tony Caputo

Cover: Martin Griffiths

Scanned and restored in March 2012 by Richard Roy

Four tales of the Ghostbusters!

Ray returns to Toad Island after 25 years to visit some old friends in the Freak Show, but ends up saving the day.

Peter and Irena have a romp in the park playing a game of cat and mouse.

Egon and Janine take a visiting Shannon to the circus, only to discover one of Samhain’s minions now works there. However, he’s far from happy and begs Egon for help.

Winston takes advantage of his night off by going out on a date. Unfortunately, a group of gargoyles aim to ensure he has an unpleasant evening. So, it’s up to his guardian Slimer to ensure the Ghostbuster isn’t busted!

  1. Info: Marvel UK’s Real Ghostbusters #29 has the same cover as Issue 19.
  2. Info: The beginning of Issue 19 begins like an episode of The Twilight Zone.

The Real Ghostbusters Issue 19. (Ghostbusters Firehouse)

The Real Ghostbusters Comics: Issue 18

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From NOW™ – February 1990

Creeping Suburbia

Story: James Van Hise

Pencils: Phillip Hester

Inks: Jim Brozman

Colors: Suzanne Dechnik

Letters: Joseph Allen

Art Director: Michele Mach

Editor: Katherine Llewellyn

Editor-in-Chief: Tony Caputo

Cover: Phillip Hester

Scanned and restored in March 2012 by Richard Roy

“With everything that’s happened to the Ghostbusters lately, Winston feels its time for a vacation. He takes a trip down to a small town in Florida for some R&R, until he learns that trouble has once again followed him. It seems as if the entire town is populated by a race of aliens at war with another race of aliens bent on their destruction.  And, of course, Winston gets caught in the middle!”

  1. Goof: Egon’s “no ghost” logo is missing on the cover.

TV Dinner (Page 8)

  1. “Maybe they’ll run a Leave It To Woodchuck marathon.” – Winston

Leave It To Woodchuck is a play on the ‘50s TV series, “Leave It To Beaver.”

The Real Ghostbusters Issue 18. (Ghostbusters Firehouse)