"The new neighbor is weird," Sam whispers to Robert. "He could be the real Frankenstein." So Sam and Robert decide to spy on their strange, scowling neighbor, Mr. Frank. First they list the evidence they already Mr. Frank is pale and thin. Moans and groans have been heard coming from his apartment. It's not much to go on. Then, one night, the lights in the whole building go out. Will Sam and Robert finally learn the spooky truth?

Is Dracula haunting Camp Hunter Creek?Kids started calling Robert a vampire because he brought his Dracula doll to camp. Now Robert is afraid their teasing made the real Dracula angry. Weird things have been happening. Unearthly howling noises have been heard after sundown. Even the counselors are getting spooked. Then one night Robert and his older brother, Sam, see something that chills their very bones.... Is the most famous vampire of them all really haunting Camp Hunter Creek? And if he is, will Robert be his next victim?

Sam and Robert Brandford try to convince their loudmouth cousin, Mabel, that there is a zombie in the park, a joke that turns kind of sour when strange things start to happen

It all started with one little hair. Then came the craving for meat and an unquenchable thirst. Robert thinks his brother, Sam, is turning into a werewolf, and Sam is starting to think he might be right! At first Sam doesn't mind the idea of becoming a real wolfman. But what if he can't control his inner wolf? Can Sam figure out what's causing his hairy condition—before it's too late?

When he finds out that his brother's friend, Vlad, is coming to New York from Romania, Robert is worried because he fears that Vlad is a vampire and may be working to turn his brother, Sam, into one too. Reprint.

Robert is worried. His pet gerbil, Exterminator, is lying on the bottom of his cage, not moving. A trip to the veterinarian's office doesn't help, and soon, Extermie is gone. Robert is so crushed that he can't even talk about it. It doesn't help that his bossy cousin Mabel keeps telling him how he should feel. Or that his older brother, Sam, can't seem to stop telling bad dead gerbil jokes. Things get even worse when Sam comes up with a plan to cheer Robert up—a plan that involves a creepy store called Weird Science and its even weirder owner. And one dark stormy night, Sam and Robert find themselves right in the middle of ... the night of the living gerbil!