Scooby-Doo (1997 DC) comic books 1996-1998

Cover pencils by Glen Hanson, inks by Mike DeCarlo. "The Truth," script by Terrance Griep, Jr., pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Andrew Pepoy; Scooby and the gang uncover a plot using a false golem and an evil sorceress to force a synagogue to sell their building so that a robotics firm can build a factory on the land. "Wax Attacks!", script by Barbara Slate, art by Bob Smith; The gang tries to figure out what's behind the Fire Ghost that's disrupting things at Fred's uncle's wax museum. "The Golem: What's a Golem?" article by Bronwyn Taggart; Article about the Golem of Jewish folklore. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $1.75.

When a town is terrorized by Cernunnos (an avenger from Celtic mythology and the master of the hunt) and his hounds because a ceremonial statue was stolen, Scooby Doo and the gang try to help in "The Old Ways." Script by Terrance Griep Jr. and art by Ernie Colon. Issue also has Scooby and Shaggy in "How I Spent My Winter Break" with script by Sam Henderson and art by Tim Harkins. Cover price $1.75.

When Freddy's grandfather invites the gang to his monster movie festival where he plans to premiere a never-before released classic monster film, the gang has another mystery on their hands when the movie is stolen and real monsters start appearing in "Legend of the Silver Scream." Script by Dan Slott and art by Joe Staton & Andrew Pepoy. Issue also has "The Best Laid Plans" with script by Chris Duffy and art by Tim Harkins. Cover price $1.95.

Scooby and the gang visit Shaggy's long-lost cousin Stetson Rogers at his dude ranch and when they find out the ranch has ghosts, there is another mystery to solve in "Ghost Riders in Disguise." Script by Matt Wayne and art by Ernie Colon. Issue also has "Repeat Offender with script by Chris Duffy and art by Tim Harkins. Cover price $1.95.

Cover pencils by Yuri Bartoli. The Ogre of O'Hare, script by Terrance Griep, Jr., art by Bob Smith; Stranded at O'Hare Airport due to bad weather, and looking for their lost luggage, the gang gets involved in a case that includes an apparent ogre, a missing snow leopard, and a pilotless jetliner that Shaggy and Scooby have to land by themselves. Reincarnation Ruckus!, script by Chris Duffy, art by Tim Harkins; Returning home to Coolsville, the gang exposes a scam by "Madame Regresso," who seems to be able to uncover their past lives, but it's really the owner of the local costume shop who is getting a lot of new business from people who want to buy the clothes they supposedly used to wear. Reincarnation article by Bronwyn Taggart. 36 pgs. $1.95. Cover price $1.95.

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"Kung-Fu Month" continues in the Cartoon Network titles! So what do Shaggy, Freddie, Velma and Daphne have that their evil twins have not? Why, Scooby-Doo, of course! And they want him...bad. Plus, in the back-up, Shaggy and Scoob demonstrate their secrets for acting brave! "Kung-Fu Month" concludes next week in Cartoon Network Presents (1997) #8. Written by Michael Kraiger and Chris Duffy. Art by Ernie Colon. Cover by Yuri Bartoli. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.95.

In New Orleans for the Sons of Odin gala costume ball during Mardi Gras, Scooby Doo and the gang encounter a lot of rivalry, underhandedness, ghosts and of course, mystery in "Scooby-Voodoo Krewe." Script by Terrance Greip Jr. and art by Bob Smith. Issue also has "Costume Caper" with script by Chris Duffy and art by Tim Harkins. Cover price $1.95.

Scooby and the gang are guests of honor at the Sleuthcon, where a lottery is held in which the winner will get to be an honorary member of Mystery Inc. The winner, Evander Cranapple, knows everything about the gang and their mysteries and tries to help them with a case in "Six is a Crowd." Script by Chris Duffy and art by Joe Staton & Andrew Pepoy. Issue also has "Shaggy's Sasquatch Search" with script by Michael Kupperman and art by Tim Harkins. Cover price $1.95.

Ahmad Simon's company, Simon Enterprises, has a job for Scooby and the gang and that leads to a sinister genie and mystery in "Hajj Dodger." Script by Terrance Griep Jr. and art by Joe Staton & Andrew Pepoy. Issue also has "Behavior Modification" with script by Chris Duffy and art by Bill Alger & Bob Smith. Cover price $1.95.

When Scooby and the gang visit a comic book convention, someone steals a copy of "Civic Building of Mysteries" number 58,one of the rarest comic books in the world, and it's up to Mystery Inc. to solve who took the comic and why in "The Comic Book Convention Caper." Script by Michael Kraiger and art by Joe Staton & Andrew Pepoy. Issue also has "Gnome Alone?" with script by Matt Wayne and art by Tim Harkins. Cover price $1.95.

When Scooby and the gang head to a town called Monsterville to solve the mystery of Big Red the lobster demon, they have a lot of townspeople acting strange about having their mystery solved in "Welcome to Monsterville." Script by Chris Duffy and art by Joe Staton & Andrew Pepoy. Issue also has "No Bones about It" with script by Michael Kraiger and art by Tim Harkins. Cover price $1.95.

Scooby and the gang take a trip to New York City to investigate all of the strange and mysterious things that are happening in the big city's subway system in "I'll Take Manhattan." Script by Michael Kupperman and art by Joe Staton & Andrew Pepoy. Issue also has "Scooby's Amaze-Ing Adventure" with script by Chris Duffy and art by Joe Staton & Andrew Pepoy. Cover price $1.95.

When the Mystery, Inc. gang visits the rodeo, they can't decide which is scarier--the shadowy ghost, or the rootin'-tootin' rodeo clowns. The back-up story is scary in a different way, as Scooby lands alone on a South Pacific island and is mistaken for the legendary enemy of...the Volcano Demon! Written by Michael Kraiger and Chris Duffy. Art by Tim Harkins and various. Cover by Joe Staton. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.99.

The ghost of a '60s rock star is groovin' to go a-ghostin' in this month's issue! Join Fred, Velma, Daphne, Shaggy and Scoob for another haunting--and many Scooby Snacks--in "Big Puce!" Written by Joe Staton and Chris Duffy. Art by Manny Galan and Tim Harkins. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.99.

Shaggy's gotta have it! No, not Scooby snacks--the latest video game! But can the gang brave the (gulp) ghost to get Shag and Scoob the Christmas present of their dreams? Plus monster museum mayhem and more! Written and illustrated by various. Cover by Manny Galan and Mike DeCarlo. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.99.