The Hanna-Barbera Fun Book #[nn]

When the gang hits a juke joint in Nashville, Scooby Doo accidentally spills coffee on Don Malarkey’s new denim suit—only to discover Malarkey’s a fan of their ghost-busting fame. Now, with Jimmie Majeski haunted by the ghost of late singer Charlie Crockett, who insists the tribute album must be abandoned, the mystery deepens as the master tapes vanish without a trace.

On a Hawaiian vacation, Yogi Bear and Boo Boo are baffled when the ocean freezes over—until they discover a sea monster using icebergs to halt overfishing, setting off a chain of unexpected events.

Scooby-Doo and the gang take a spooky spin on the Moonglow, a paddle-wheeler owned by their former history teacher, "Skipper" Hull, who’s keeping the boat afloat with a haunted reputation and a skeleton crew of just three men—Hank, Wilson, and Paul. As Shaggy and Fred don crew uniforms and Daphne and Velma slip into period dresses, the mystery thickens when a crew member warns Spider in the boiler room that the kids are staying on board, and Fred picks up a radio report about a gangland boss who’s just escaped prison.

Fred Flintstone tries to impress G. Gordon Gunnite, the boss's boss, by claiming he's a mighty hunter—leading to a series of increasingly absurd attempts to prove it, all while trying to keep up the charade in front of Mr. Slate and Barney Rubble. With Dino and even the mysterious Gigantisaurus Lepus adding unexpected complications, Fred’s hunting act begins to unravel in ways he never expected.

In "Happy Haunting Grounds," Scooby Doo and the gang find themselves in Texas chasing a phantom oil baron's ghost, only to discover the real mystery lies with Jeff Wingfield, the tribe’s law student trustee—and the one who actually hired them. With a giant specter looming and a helicopter in the sky, Fred’s suspicions point to P.J. Flamboise, but the truth is far stranger than a simple hoax.

In a whimsical twist, Fred Flintstone slips into a dream where he becomes the daring Fantastic Fred, a superhero with a flair for the dramatic. Armed with a cape and a love for adventure, he faces off against the Sabre-Toothed Cat Burglar in a lighthearted escapade that turns his usual daydreams into a full-blown caper—complete with a cameo from Barney Rubble in a dream sequence and a familiar face from the office, Mr. Slate, adding a touch of workplace humor to the fantasy.

In "Ghost of Dracula," the Mystery Gang is pulled into a spooky political scandal when mayoral candidate Sidney Ladacur, the great-great-grand nephew of Vlad Dracula, claims he’s being haunted by the Ghost of Dracula. With the gang’s help, Ladacur tries to uncover who’s behind the threats — but as the mystery deepens, the line between fake frights and real danger begins to blur.

When Hokey Wolf convinces Yogi Bear that stealing sheep from Mr. Itkowitz is a harmless prank—especially since the sheep are legally allowed to graze in Jellystone Park—Yogi’s appetite for adventure quickly turns into a full-blown scheme. With Ranger Smith on the case and Mary watching from the sidelines, chaos unfolds as Yogi and Boo Boo try to outwit the sheepherder, a boxer named Traction Tyler, and their own growing guilt.