Wendy Witch World (1961-1974 Harvey) comic books 1965-1967

Cover by Warren Kremer. Stories and art by Warren Kremer and others. Harvey reprints adventures of the good little witch and her friends in a plus-sized package. Wendy and her witchy aunts get caught up in a battle with the Master of Evil, in a three-part story. Wendy's aunts are abducted by moon-men who take them to their leader, King Kuke. The Land of Darkness; The Dungeon; The Battle; Casper: The Mischievous Cloud; The Tough Mouse; The Lost Wild Ducks; Spooky: Reading Is Boo-Lieving; Dunce Upon a Time; The Wacky Wand; The Bad Old Days; Cowgirl; Checker; Spooky: Cousin Blowy. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

Harvey reprints adventures of the good little witch and her friends in a plus-sized package. Wendy enters a land where ordinary objects are actually disguised monsters. When Wendy's witchy aunts tell her to make the house ugly by the time they get back from their trip, she enlists the help of Gnorm Gnome. Casper tries to secretly help a girl teach her brother the benefits of exercise. The Lizard; Worried Witches; The Witch Sisters: Bratty Lou; Spooky: It's No Picnic; First Day; The Dress. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

Harvey reprints adventures of the good little witch and her friends in a plus-sized package. The sorcerer Professor Gunkdunk sends Wendy backwards in time, where she must prevent three little girls from turning into bad witches. Wendy's witchy aunts try to put on Cinderella's glass slipper to impress a genie. Plus a vintage ad for "Monster Size Monsters," and another one for Cheerios featuring Bullwinkle and Rocky the Flying Squirrel. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

Untitled one-page story; Wendy sends her aunts' brew vapor into orbit, where it dissolves space junk. Untitled one-page story; Casper's sneeze gets a little boy in trouble. "Wendy and the Invisimen"; Wendy and the other magic users in the forest find that their wands, spellbooks, etc., have been mysteriously swapped around. "I See the Invisimen"; After Wendy tells the others about the Invisimen, they try to lash out at the invisible aliens, who tell Wendy their story--they've been deported from their home planet; Wendy encourages them to stay in the forest, since no one who means them harm can see them anyway. "Boo-Very Good as a Ghost Should"; Nature writers Marvin and Mabel Muddle try to get Casper to demonstrate booing for them. "The Spooky Bird"; Spooky meets an obnoxious little bird who wants to be just like him, but they find they don't get along and part ways. "The Lonely Snake" text story. "Instant Traveling"; Two sorcerers test their new teleporter on Wendy; she gets her hands on the device and turns the tables on them. "The Tree That Wanted to Travel"; When Wendy gives a sad little tree the ability to walk it gets into all kinds of trouble; She puts it back in the ground but gets some bluebirds to build a nest in it so it won't get lonely. "A Good Try"; Wendy's aunts try to mess up her good spells but inadvertently make them better. "Puppy Ghost"; Casper watches Mrs. McScream's timid ghost puppy Misty while she's on vacation, and helps him to be (a little) less timid. "The Ghost Call"; Spooky encounters a shopkeeper who has invented a ghost call. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

Harvey reprints adventures of the good little witch and her friends in a plus-sized package. Wendy's sentient broom "Broomie" gets lonely, so Wendy transforms herself into a human broom. Casper helps Annie search for Millie and Billy, only to find the mysterious Floogl is involved. Nightmare's desire to wear a classy saddle is confounded by his intangibility. The Search for Millie and Billy; Casper; Witch Sisters; Nightmare; Spooky. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

Untitled one-page story; Wendy gets back at two lumberjacks who try to play a joke on her. Untitled one-page story; Wendy borrows the "POW!" sound from Gus Grizzly hitting his punching bag and gives it to Osbert Mouse so that he can feel like he's hitting his bag harder. "Voodoo Hoodoo"; The forest is at the mercy of Hoodoo, who has a magic voodoo camera that enables him to control anyone he takes a photo of. "Long Live the King"; Wendy gets rid of Hoodoo, with the help of Casper and a migrating bird. "Casper and the Backward Ghost"; Zelma puts a backwards spell on Stanley Spook. "A Little Knowledge is a Dangerous Thing"; A witch wants to use the Trio as the subjects of her graduation exercise. "Beowulf and the Wizard" text story. "Mutual Admiration Society"; A new ghost in the neighborhood who is trying to squeeze out Spooky turns out to be a robot ghost that its inventor is experimenting with. "Princess Plain Jane"; Wendy encourages Princess Plain Jane to believe that she is worthy of Prince Adonis. "The Witchmobile"; Wendy and her aunts discover the fun in using magic to operate a non-functioning car. "Very Small Weather"; Casper has to deal with the Weathermaker's son, who is wreaking havoc with the small weather control board that his dad gave him. "Nothin' But the Truth"; Spooky gets kicked out of Spooksville for fibbing and ends up in Fibberland. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.