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Haunted Mansion #1

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The Haunted Mansion is one of my favorite rides at Disneyland. I really enjoyed the stories in this comic. Some were humorous, others "deadly" serious. Some explained the history of a particular Haunted Mansion ghost, others were simply for fun. I plan to collect all the comics in this series.

If you don't want to read the comicbook, then please buy it for the artwork [best priced Disney Merchandise vs. what you will pay @ the Theme Parks] .... looking forward to future volumes from SLAVE LABOR GRAPHICS !!!!

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To say that I am happy that Disney has finally licensed some of their best properties to Slave Labor Graphics is an understatdment. This first issue of The Haunted Mansion proves my joy well earned. Each little story in the issue looks at a unique aspect of the Haunted Mansion mythos, many revealing back story details that the general public probably had not heard of before. My one complaint is the lack of color inking, but that's a minor quibble.

Sorry for my english. This item has arrived very fast to its destiny in a great state, so I could enjoy it only 10 days after the shopping, with no problems. So... thanks to Amazon for to make easier this kind of business.

The thing I liked most was probably the funny things in it. I also have been waiting to get the second issue to see the ending of mystery of the manse. The artwork I liked because the book has different artists for the different storys. The story when the fifi is away is hilarious so I really want to get the next issue soon.

I saw this in Heroes and Dragons and read Dirge's bit. That all. This is only a reviewon Dirge's bit.

Okay, so basically there is this haunted mansion, with a pet cemetary in the yard. One poodle is always whining because she died outside and her mistress died inside and you have to haunt the place you died. Her cat friend tells her to accept it, but then he realizes he has one life left. I won't reveal the ending, but I really liked that story. It could be a minicomic on its own, better then The cat with the Enormous Head.

Remember, that was only Dirge's work, only a few pages of the whole issue.