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"Real Ghostbusters: NOW Comics Vol. 1 #26" is the twenty-sixth issue of the NOW Comics ongoing series based on The Real Ghostbusters animated series. Published in October 1990 and written by James Van Hise with pencils and cover by Neil Grahame, the issue focuses on the return of the Boogieman, a recurring villain with a personal history tied to Egon Spengler.

Contents

  1. Credits
  2. Cast
  3. Plot
  4. Notes
  5. References

Credits

Role Name
Story James Van Hise
Pencils Neil Grahame
Inks Jim Brozman
Colors Suzanne Dechnik, Kelly Kinsey
Letters Joseph Allen
Art Director Michele Mach
Editor Katherine Llewellyn
Chief Editor Tony Caputo
Cover Artist Neil Grahame
View historyLast edited June 14, 2026 by GBFans Staff

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Cast

  • Egon Spengler
  • Peter Venkman
  • Ray Stantz
  • Winston Zeddemore
  • The Boogieman
  • Tommy Newkirk

Plot

The Boogieman resurfaces and begins terrorizing children, including a boy named Tommy Newkirk, as part of a scheme to take revenge against Egon Spengler. The Ghostbusters investigate and piece together that when they last recaptured Samhain, one ghost was inadvertently left out of the Containment Unit: the Boogieman had exploited the chaos of Samhain's escape, feeding on the fear generated by Samhain's minions to accumulate enough power to retreat to his own realm.

The team follows the Boogieman into that realm, where Egon identifies a critical vulnerability: the Boogieman has not yet regained a corporeal form. That means he can still be caught in a standard ghost trap, without the need for the Atomic Destabilizer used in the animated series. The Boogieman is captured and restored to the Containment Unit.

Notes

  • Egon states that at the time Samhain escaped, there were 7,387 ghosts held inside the Containment Unit.
  • The cover is adapted from a Marvel Comics issue #26 cover.
  • In this issue the Boogieman is depicted as green with orange hair, a notable departure from his pale-white appearance in the animated series. He also displays illusory powers in this issue that were not part of his animated depiction.

References

  • Fandom Ghostbusters Wiki, "NOW Comics Vol. 1-26"
  • Fandom Ghostbusters Wiki, "Boogieman"