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Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Curse of the Ogopogo," the gang hits the holiday shopping scene with Shaggy’s heart set on the elusive "Mighty Mite Bytes II," his repeated hints finally landing him at a video game store that just might have the last copy—only to be overrun by the very creature from the game itself. Written by John Rozum and illustrated by Tim Harkins, with colors by Paul Becton and letters by John Costanza, this 2012 DC adventure brings a playful twist to the classic formula, all wrapped in a cover by Scott Gross.
Scooby, Shaggy, and Velma are on their way to meet Fred and Daphne at the Terror Island Ferry when a sudden encounter with a Gremlin on the eerie Route 1313 throws their plans into chaos. With the road ahead shrouded in mystery and the night alive with strange sounds, the gang must stay sharp—because something out there is definitely not what it seems.
In "The Truth," Scooby and the gang dive into a spooky mystery where a false golem and an evil sorceress are behind a scheme to pressure a synagogue into selling its historic building—so a robotics firm can turn the land into a factory. With their usual mix of wits, courage, and a dash of canine curiosity, the team uncovers clues that point to something far more calculated than magic.
When the gang hits the mall for holiday shopping, Shaggy’s repeated hints about the must-have video game *Mighty Mite Bytes II* finally get through—only to lead them straight into a store invasion by the very bug-like creature from the game.
When the filming of *BISQUE, Horror from the Deep* hits a supernatural snag, the gang investigates the eerie presence of Clayton Lonney, the legendary silent film star said to haunt the sound stage—especially as Fred’s Grampa Teddy stars in the movie. With clues hidden in old film reels and shadowy figures in the studio lights, the mystery unfolds in the heart of Hollywood’s most haunted set.
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