RICH REVIEWS: Hello Halloween # 1

Title: Hello Halloween # 1
Publisher: BOOM! Studios
The Graveyard Club:
Written by: R.L. Stine
Illustrated by: Carola Borelli
Colors by: Francesco Segala
Letters by: Jim Campbell
I Can’t Take You Anywhere:
By: Robert Hack
Weegee:
By: Robert Hack
Johnny Pumpkin Time:
Written by: Shawn Patrick Boyd
Illustrated by: Elijah Henry
Colors by: Jason Wordie
Letters by: Taylor Esposito
Samhain:
By: Megan Hutchison
Letters by: Jim Campbell
Billy Pritzker Talked Too Much:
Written by: Paul Allor
Illustrated by: Nil Vendrell
Colors by: Rebecca Good
Letters by: Pat Brosseau
Main Cover by: Frazer Irving
Variant Covers by: Drew Rausch, Jeremy Bastian, Jenny Frison, Mattia De Iulis, Jenny Frison, Flops, Josh Burns, Wil Shrike
Price: $ 5.99 US
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Website: www.boom-studios.com
Comments: “The Graveyard Club” A group of four teens calling themselves the Graveyard Club is having a Halloween party in a graveyard. The tteens’party replaced with a Halloween trick which is replaced with a Halloween trick that leaves all stunned. Do not mess around in a graveyard on Halloween.
“I Can’t Take You Anywhere” Three cute panels all to do with Halloween. The art is old-style and does convey the story well.
“Wee-Gee.” This story builds up the evil of a Witchboard. The new board welder takes it home, and what he does with it will certainly not be what the board and the reader are certainly not expecting.
“Johnny Pumpkin Time” A candy eating contest gets way out of hand. We also get to see the most powerful force on Earth in action. The art does make Johnny Pumpkin a little scary, ly what he takes on turns out to be a power beyond his reckoning.
“Samhain” A couple in America find out that the old ways may be old yet they are still the way. Not believing in something does not make it any less real. The art beautifully shows the reader the mythical creatures of ancient lore.
“Billy Parker Talked Too. Much” A group of kids, egged on by one kid,d g on a trick spree, and they are just being mean about it. Billy talks too much, and then he doesn’t. This is a well-told and illustrated tale of Halloween and what not to do.

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