This is the definitive website about them:http://www.undermountain.org/KookySpooky.html
For some reason, I really like these little guys.
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Look what I found!:This daily newspaper, based in Kennewick, Washington, USA, carried a very cool Halloween promotion way back in 1969. Notice the discounted listings for several glow-in-the-dark phenomena: a Green Ghost Game for $US 6.66, Daddy Booregard representing the Kooky Spookys finger puppets at 87 cents, and Glo-Juice varnish for 77 cents a bottle! "Things for Halloween to make the night 'spooktacular'!"I seem to recall that, here in Australia, Green Ghost retailed at $12.99 at Christmas; I can almost picture the price sign at Coles in Rockdale. (I received it that year as a birthday present.) I think the Kooky Spookys retailed here for $1.33 each. I just checked and the US exchange rate was 0.90008 in 1969. That would be about right, with freight charges added.
Unfortunately things like this don't sell anymore. If it doesn't tie in to a movie or cartoon retailers don't want it. It's sad. These things are ten times more interesting than most of the crap I see when I'm in toy aisles searching for new toy dogs.
Both lines are 80's toys. Pretty much every toy that came out then had a cartoon.
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