Ghostbusters

Creation & Design

The Ghostbusters were created by Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis for the 1984 film 'Ghostbusters'. The concept was to blend comedy with supernatural elements, leading to a unique take on ghost hunting.

Early Years

Following the success of the original film, the Ghostbusters franchise expanded into animated series, comic books, and sequels, establishing a lasting cultural phenomenon.

Character Development

Over the years, the Ghostbusters have evolved from a comedic team of ghost hunters to a symbol of friendship, teamwork, and resilience against supernatural threats, appealing to multiple generations.

Cultural Reception

The Ghostbusters franchise has received critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase, praised for its humor, creativity, and innovative approach to the supernatural genre.

Character Details

Real Name:
N/A
Aliases:
The Ghostbusters, Paranormal Investigators
Species:
Human
Gender:
N/A
Affiliations:
Ghostbusters, The Ghostbusters International
Abilities:
Paranormal Investigation, Ghost Trapping, Scientific Expertise
Equipment:
Proton Pack, Ghost Trap, PKE Meter
Weight:
0
Height:
0' 0"
Eye Color:
N/A
Hair Color:
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1st team appearance of The Ghostbusters in comics

Published by Marvel UK (United Kingdom)

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1st team appearance of The Ghostbusters in U.S. comic books

Adapted from the cartoon series

[August 2024 - Netflix has ordered a Ghostbusters animated series from Sony Pictures Animation]

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Reprinted stories from The Real Ghostbusters U.K. Magazine

Polybagged with 3-D glasses for the story 'The Rise and Fall of Ghostbusting'

⚠ Misconception: cited by some resources as published in 1986 but this information pertains to the September 1986 copyright of the animated TV series for licensing purposes - NOW Comics did not obtain the rights to publish Ghostbusters until 1988

Ghostbusters: Legion #1

88 MPH Studios 2004 Vol. 1
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Ghostbusters: Legion #1

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12-page, black and white ashcan edition

Ghostbusters #13

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Photo cover featuring Ernie Hudson as Winston

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Variant cover art by Dan Schoening

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432-page hardcover collection of Ghostbusters #1 - #16 (2011-2012)

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Team-up of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and the Ghostbusters

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First meeting of The Transformers and Ghostbusters

1st appearance of Ecto-1 (Ecto-tron), the Ghostbusters' car as a Transformer

Promotional Ashcan edition

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First crossover of Ghostbusters and Transformers

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Origin of the Ghostbusters, specifically Winston Zeddemore's first paranormal capture

Ghostbusters: Year One #1

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