Ghostbusters Nerd Search

A puzzle book with a hauntingly good twist. This is no conventional 'search-and-find.' Each of the detailed, full-color pages is packed with out-of-context items and blood-curdling continuity errors that only a true fan can spot.The demi-god Zuul is taking his revenge on the Ghostbusters by filling this book with terrifying mistakes that could make the dead rise from the grave and result in cats and dogs living together. Who are they gonna call? Well - you! As a Ghostbusters fan, you can stop Zuul meddling with our reality. Also spot the eight parts of the Lost Crown of Zuul and send him back to his dark dimension. He hates that. Finally, find the intruders from other famous movie franchises, from Spider-Man to Men In Black. This is next-level Where's Waldo for adult fans, plus a chance to save the world into the bargain!Four levels of engagement-BLOOPER BUSTERS- SPOT five CONTINUITY ERRORS, e.g. ghosts in the wrong scene.ZAP ZUUL!- Find the eight parts of the Lost Crown of ZuulFRANCHISE FRENZY- Find the characters and items from other SONY film franchises.MISPLACED MOVIE MANIFESTATIONS- Find the characters and items which are in the wrong Ghostbusters movie! <

“From the back cover THERE ARE 75 POINTS UP FOR GRABS ON EVERY SPREAD With eight spreads in the book, your maximum is 600 points. That's before our 'have we all gone mad?' special offer of 5,551,768 points (all five Super Quibbles) taking you to the maximum total of 555-2368 - the Ghostbusters' original phone number! 5,552,368: YOU CHEATED! YOU MUST HAVE DONE. Alternatively, you have a brain the size of Egon's. Have you thought of collecting spores, molds and fungus? 601-5,552,365: YOU ARE AN HONORARY GHOSTBUSTER. You know more about the adventures of these guys than they do themselves. Certainly more than Venkman, anyway. 451-600: IMPRESSIVE. You have a healthy interest in the Ghostbusters that does not stray into dangerous obsession. But you should have got more! Still, it's a great excuse to watch the movies again! 301-450: EXCELLENT. You have the potential to grow into a useful member of the ectoplasm-blasting community. Ray would be proud of you. Egon, not so much. 151-300: A GREAT SCORE. You know a lot about the Ghostbusters, but you probably have a well-balanced life with other, possibly healthier interests. Winston would salute you! 0-150: GUESS YOU PICKED UP THIS BOOK BY MISTAKE? But you still tried to get a big score, didn't you? Seems you're hopelessly competitive and just like doing puzzles. Why not try your luck with the other Nerd Searches in this series, as well?”

From the back cover



THERE ARE 75 POINTS UP FOR GRABS ON EVERY SPREAD
With eight spreads in the book, your maximum is 600 points. That’s before our ‘have we all gone mad?’ special offer of 5,551,768 points (all five Super Quibbles) taking you to the maximum total of 555-2368 – the Ghostbusters’ original phone number!

5,552,368: YOU CHEATED! YOU MUST HAVE DONE. Alternatively, you have a brain the size of Egon’s.
Have you thought of collecting spores, molds and fungus?

601-5,552,365: YOU ARE AN HONORARY GHOSTBUSTER. You know more about the adventures of these guys than they do themselves. Certainly more than Venkman, anyway.

451-600: IMPRESSIVE. You have a healthy interest in the Ghostbusters that does not stray into dangerous obsession. But you should have got more! Still, it’s a great excuse to watch the movies again!

301-450: EXCELLENT. You have the potential to grow into a useful member of the ectoplasm-blasting community. Ray would be proud of you. Egon, not so much.

151-300: A GREAT SCORE. You know a lot about the Ghostbusters, but you probably have a well-balanced life with other, possibly healthier interests. Winston would salute you!

0-150: GUESS YOU PICKED UP THIS BOOK BY MISTAKE? But you still tried to get a big score, didn’t you? Seems you’re hopelessly competitive and just like doing puzzles. Why not try your luck with the other Nerd Searches in this series, as well?
 

Glenn Dakin is a cartoonist and writer. He is the author of the Candle Man book series, and has contributed to a number of British comics including Escape and Deadline and was part of the British small press comics scene in the 1980s. His main creations are Temptation and the semi-autobiographical strip Abe. Glenn and the Hero Collector creative team are based in London, England.

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