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[[File:calvinandhobbes-ghost.jpg|link=Calvin and Hobbes (Comic Strip)|right|Hobbes can [[Nightmare Fuel |
[[File:calvinandhobbes-ghost.jpg|link=Calvin and Hobbes (Comic Strip)|right|Hobbes can [[Nightmare Fuel Station Attendant|make anything scary]].]] |
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Sub-trope of [[Stock Costume Traits]]. Compare [[Jacob Marley Apparel]]. The [[Stringy Haired Ghost Girl]] is the rather violent Japanese parallel. Not to be confused with [[The Grudge|a scene wherein a ghost crawls up from underneath the bedsheet and gets you while you lie on the bed]]. |
Sub-trope of [[Stock Costume Traits]]. Compare [[Jacob Marley Apparel]]. The [[Stringy Haired Ghost Girl]] is the rather violent Japanese parallel. Not to be confused with [[The Grudge|a scene wherein a ghost crawls up from underneath the bedsheet and gets you while you lie on the bed]]. |
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] == |
== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] == |
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* The Dark Horse character Ghost has a cape/hood ensemble for her costume that evokes shades of this. |
* The Dark Horse character Ghost has a cape/hood ensemble for her costume that evokes shades of this. |
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* German detective ''[[Nick Knatterton (Comic Strip)|Nick Knatterton]]'' once disguised an one - but there are also real ones looking like this! |
* German detective ''[[Nick Knatterton (Comic Strip)|Nick Knatterton]]'' once disguised an one - but there are also real ones looking like this! |
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* [[Tintin]]: |
* [[Tintin (Comic Book)]]: |
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** In ''Tintin in the Land of the Soviets'', Tintin disguises himself and Snowy as these to scare off the villains. Unfortunately, he can't see where he's going after that and falls into a manhole. |
** In ''Tintin in the Land of the Soviets'', Tintin disguises himself and Snowy as these to scare off the villains. Unfortunately, he can't see where he's going after that and falls into a manhole. |
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** In ''Destination Moon'', Captain Haddock dresses as one in one of several unsuccessful attempts to frighten Calculus out of his amnesia. |
** In ''Destination Moon'', Captain Haddock dresses as one in one of several unsuccessful attempts to frighten Calculus out of his amnesia. |
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