When specters wreak havoc at Weaver Hall Academy, the Ghostbusters club is there to save the day! Peter Venkman, Ray Stantz, Egon Spengler, and Winston Zeddemore don't shy away from danger when it comes to observing a real ghost… Joined by Janine Melnitz, they investigate and track down ectoplasms together, from the haunted library to the pizza party gone wrong! But despite their resounding success, the club isn't welcome at Weaver Hall. When Principal Yeager decides to expel them, the young scientists' morale is at an all-time low… Until a giant marshmallow man threatens to attack the school! So, who are you gonna call? Can the Ghostbusters club save the school from this spectral attack?
Join the Ghostbusters in their fight against spectral creatures in this illustrated album, an official adaptation of the cult film!
A wonderful adaptation of a cinema classic, a new and intriguing story, yet rich in references and nods.
Discover the film's iconic characters, adapted for children, as well as its most famous ectoplasms, which will entertain the little ones and bring a smile to older readers.
Pages rich in humor and twists. €12.95 - Forrest Burdett's vibrant and expressive artwork.
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Doctors Peter Venkman, Raymond “Ray” Stantz and Egon Spengler, three researchers from Columbia University in New York, specialize in parapsychology. Accused of carrying out crazy research, they are finally removed from their position by the dean of the university.
The trio decides to open a paranormal investigation company, which they name “Ghostbusters”. Committing their last funds to this activity, they bought an old abandoned New York fire station, which they renovated and modified. They hired Janine Melnitz as their secretary and developed high-tech nuclear equipment to capture and contain the ghosts and their Ectomobile "Ecto 1", a white Cadillac decorated with their company motif, although business was initially slow. .
