Cover A
*Many famous landmarks are referenced - Pike's Place, the Paramount Theatre, and Space Needle.
Cover B
*Kylie Griffin is featured on this cover
*In the upper left corner is her Ray's Occult Books employee badge
*The Grundel is in the "S"
*An Ecto-Clone from Extreme Ghostbusters' "Back in the Saddle" Part One is in the first "E"
*Crainiac, of the Vathek, from Extreme Ghostbusters' "Deadliners" is in the "A"
*Piper from Extreme Ghostbusters' "The Pied Piper of Manhattan is in the first "T"
*Luko from Extreme Ghostbusters' "The Infernal Machine" is in the "L"
*Below "SEATTLE" in the post card is S.I.D.N.E.E. from Extreme Ghostbusters' "Back in the Saddle" Part Two
*Citizen Dick is a fictional band from the 1992 movie "Singles"
*On the ticket is a reference to Vince Braggs Promotions from The Real Ghostbusters' "Banshee Bake A Cherry Pie?"
*Also referenced on the ticket is WBOO from The Real Ghostbusters' "Station Identification"
Cover RI
*The cover references the iconic last scene from the movie "Platoon"
Page One
*The text box references the late Jimi Hendrix, Kurt Cobain, and Andrew Wood - famous Seattle rock musicians who died prematurely due to either suicide and/or an overdose.
*The Space Needle can be seen
*The shot of Seattle used showcases the city's music venue
*An American flag is seen
*Charon's Patisserie references Charon from The Real Ghostbusters' "Hanging By A Thread"
*Standing in front of the Pequod's next to Charon's, with his back to the reader, is Kurt Cobain scratching his head.
*Also in front of Pequod's is the fictional character Lloyd Dobbler from the movie "Say Anything"
*Exiting Pequod's are the Glick Brothers from The Real Ghostbusters' "The Devil to Pay"
Page Three
*It is acknowledged Peter was separated from the others on the way to Seattle. The Haunted America Extra Story "Who Killed Laura Parr?" reveals what Peter was up to on the way to Seattle.
*Yakima is referenced. It is a city located southeast of Mount Rainier.
Page Four
*Officer Foley looks to be visually based on John Candy as the character Private Foley from the 1979 movie "1941"
*Officer Foley realizes Peter was doing a play on King County with King's County, located in Brooklyn.
*Parked across the street from Ecto-1a is Count Vostok's car from The Real Ghostbusters' "Translyvanian Homesick Blues"
*Officer Foley's badge reads "A. Foley," a possible reference to the character Axel Foley.
Page Five
*Behind Peter and Foley is a salon referencing the Makeoverus Lotsabucks from The Real Ghostbusters' "Janine, You've Changed."
Page Seven
*Officer Foley invokes the "Stop, drop, and roll" rule when Peter's suit catches on fire.
Page Nine
*Parked outside KBIB is Kenner's Wicked Wheelie toy from the Haunted Vehicles line.
*KBIB appears to have two channels - 99.5 and 100.3
*Surimuchan is a reference to Erik Burnham's sister
*Peter has on the gray jumpsuit that debuted in Ghostbusters II
*To the left behind Ray is a poster of The Bus Boys who did the song "Cleanin' Up The Town"
*To the extreme right is a picture of Ray Parker Jr. wearing a No Ghost logo shirt
*Below Parker is a picture of the Alessi Brothers who did the song "Saving the Day"
*The DJ is visually based on Dr. Johnny Fever, played by Howard Hesseman, on the sitcom "WKRP in Cincinnati"
*A poster of Jackie Wilson, who did "Higher and Higher," and Air Supply are on the club's wall in the flashback's first panel
*On the shelf behind the drummer is the Singing Slime from Ghostbusters: The Video Game, Realistic Versions.
*On the shelf below the slime is a doll of the Genius Loci from The Real Ghostbusters' "Egon's Dragon"
Page 10
*The DJ references Yoko Ono, in light of her infamous part in the end of the Beatles.
*Shelly wears a necklace with a triangle on it. One of the things it symbolizes is fire.
*The DJ's mug is the same type Fever uses on the WKRP show.
Page 11
*Seen on the drum, it appears the first word in the band's name was Pyro.
*To the left of Peter on the board is a photograph of the Possessed-Bell Bottom Jeans from Ghostbusters: The Video Game, Realistic Versions.
Page 12
*Pequod's was the original name of the coffee chain that became known as Starbucks. Pequod was the name of the ship in Moby Dick. Star Buck is the first mate on the Pequod.
*The Paramount Theatre advertises a showing of the 1983 movie "Christine." The car from movie was previously used in Issue #8 as the vehicle that hit Eugene Visitor.
*To the right of the neon sign is the logo from the Central Flower Market from The Real Ghostbusters' "Standing Room Only."
*Ray is fiddling with the Proton Electroencephalograph from The Real Ghostbusters' "Venk-Man!"
Page 13
*Ray mentions a Banshee, an entity encountered in The Real Ghostbusters and Extreme Ghostbusters.
Page 14
*The Ghostbusters arrive near Pioneer Square's Tlingit Totem Pole.
*On of the storefronts references Persefinealthious from Extreme Ghostbusters' "Mole People"
*Ecto-1a's billboard references the 1-800-555-2368 number from the commercial in the first movie.
Page 19
*The man who wondered on set during the first movie's montage when the reporter talked about his grandmother and a spectral locomotive in the crowd to the right.
*To the right of the man is Dewey LaMort from The Real Ghostbusters "Ghost Fight at the O.K. Corral"
*Ray is wearing one of the outfits he wore early on in the first movie
*"Big Ed" is on Winston's T-shirt, a reference to Ed Zeddemore from The Real Ghostbusters' "The Brooklyn Triangle"
*Seattle's Corporate Seal is being the Mayor
*The Mayor is visually based on the animated version of Winston Zeddemore
*An American flag is seen in the office by Egon.
Page 20
*The Flag of Seattle is seen hanging up as the Ghostbusters walk to the vehicles
Page 22
*The Slime Blower was stuck on the Slime Tether setting from Ghostbusters: The Video Game, Realistic Versions.
Page 29
*Peter has Laura activate the Super Slammer Trap from Ghostbusters: The Video Game
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