Mona the Vampire

A black hole is threatening to swallow up Mona's town. It's already swallowed Bob the Astronomer and if Mona doesn't do something fast she may be next. / Mona decides the new wax museum curator is the perfect subject for her "careers" report until her research leads her to discover that his exhibits are just a little too lifelike.

After Mr. Hyde restores an old antique ice cream sign of a giant-sized Freddy Frosty that was found in the town dump Mona, Charley and Lily start to worry that Freddy is responsible for the great volumes of fast food that has mysteriously gone missing. / Charley's sudden interest in being a musician lands him in a rock band with some rather unsavory vampire brats and a big time music producer with a rather nightmarish agenda.

Mona and her pals meet their monster movie hero and discover that he REALLY lives the part. / Mrs. Bryerson's wedding to the local lawn bowling champ is in jeopardy when a jealous guest brings to life the mischievous miniature bride and groom cake-toppers.

Lily's obsession with a favourite cartoon sucks her right into the t.v. - literally. It's up to Zapman, Fang and Mona the Vampire to save her as they enter a stretch and squash cartoon world where anything can happen. / The town's Medieval Days turn out to be a real blast from the past when Mona discovers an old suit of armour with a ghostly inhabitant.

On a tour of her dad's office Mona discovers how the town really works. It's all run by Rudy the janitor from his secret underground chamber. The only problem is that today is Rudy's last day. / It looks like the answer to the town's traffic problems when the great Phineas arrives with plans to build a new interchange. Only Mona knows he's an ancient Egyptian pharaoh who will make the townsfolk not just slaves to progress, but slaves period.

After the 'Jack' in Mona's antique Jack in the Box goes missing a strange new kid shows up in town and his name is - you guessed it - Jack. Always popping up in the wrong places at the wrong time, Jack is non-stop trouble, and whether he knows it or not - he needs Mona's help. / A trip out to a cornfield maze reveals the horrible truth of an imminent alien invasion. Are Mr. and Mrs. Cobb truly farmer yuppies selling Cobb fun-farm franchises, or, are they Mona's worst fear, corn cob resembling aliens who want to take over the world?