Li'l Ghost #3

Li'l Ghost panics after reading a Wild West comic, convinced the Indians inside are on the warpath and hunting scalps. When Daddy Ghost dismisses the fear, Li'l Ghost’s terror escalates—only to realize the real danger might be the hair tonic meant to grow hair on scalps.

Sidney the Sorcerer boasts about his new batch of flying carpets, only to fall asleep and wake up to find the roll stolen—leaving behind footprints. Li'l Ghost and Sidney track the culprits, discovering the thieves have turned the carpet into permanent floor covering, trapping the entire house in midair. As the house begins to fly, the duo springs into action to bring the criminals to justice.

Li'l Ghost meets Droopy, a dinosaur owned by Donald Ghost, who’s surprisingly sensitive and prone to tears—especially when teased. When the gang mocks Droopy, his emotional reaction shocks them all, leading to a surprising turn of events that changes his mood in a way no one expected.

Li'l Menace tags along with a plumber, his endless chatter driving the worker to distraction. Despite the plumber’s attempts to ignore him, the boy’s constant talking makes it impossible to focus—until even the tools seem to agree he’s the real problem.

Li'l Ghost is heartbroken after Kewpie Ghost says she no longer loves him, so Winifred Witch tries to cheer him up with a broomstick ride and a magic spell to stop his choking. As they fly, Li'l Ghost keeps sneezing, and Winifred attempts a love spell to win Kewpie Ghost back—only to have it go hilariously awry when Li'l Ghost sneezes mid-incantation.

Li'l Ghost visits Donald Ghost seeking advice on rockets and space travel, only to be met with absurdly literal misunderstandings—Donald insists rockets are dancers and claims trips to the moon are impossible because he’s never seen anything but stars while tripping. After a series of comically misguided answers, Li'l Ghost leaves convinced, only to later dream of rockets blasting through his head—until he wakes up to realize Donald’s nonsense was just a nap.

Li'l Ghost tries to convince Daddy Ghost he’s not haunted, but strange noises and a mysterious moving company’s sign seem to prove otherwise. As eerie sounds echo and the boy freezes in fear, the mystery deepens—just as he’s about to be startled again, the truth remains just out of reach.

Tuffy and Snuffy make a bet with a grown-up man at a carnival: if they can grab two rings from the spinning merry-go-round, he’ll let them ride for free all year. Determined to prove him wrong, the two work together to come up with a clever plan, all while dodging his smug taunts. The story builds to a tense moment as they prepare to try their strategy, leaving the outcome up in the air.

Winifred Witch and Butch watch as Donald the Dull Ghost struggles with his homework, frustrated that he can only name three things with milk in them. Winifred offers help, leading to a silly moment when she suggests "two cows" as the answer, leaving Donald stunned.