JUNIOR HIGH HORRORS RUN & HIDE #1 (ONE SHOT)

NOTE: Cover A is bagged with an exclusive first-of-its-kind trading card! Because you demanded it, the all-ages horror parody JUNIOR HIGH HORRORS is back! Ringo nominated writer Rob "Potsy" Potchak (ZOR) and Eric Kent return for the first adventure with the kids from Gatlin Middle in two years! It's Mikey's 13th birthday, and he wants to play a One-Versus-All game of tag called Run & Hide. Parodying some of your favorite scenes from a certain October holiday movie, will any of the other kids be able to beat Mikey at his own game? (As seen on TV! Presented with the industry-first "Dyslexia Friendly" lettering that got this comic featured on ABC News. ) [This is a Keenspot publication. ]

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