Scooby-Doo (1995 Archie) comic books 1995-1997

Comic book version of the famous and popular cartoon series. Cover pencils by Weeks. "Monster of a Time"; A horrible scaly sea monster is threatening an amusement park, and it's up to the Scooby gang to save the day. Hanna-Barbera Comic News. "Birddog of Alcatraz"; To solve a mystery, Fred, Shaggy and Scooby-Doo go undercover inside a prison. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $1.50.

Comic book version of the famous and popular cartoon series. In this issue, a short cut leads Scooby and the gang into a mysterious area which has the lair of a strange and sinister villain nearby. And when that villain lures the gang into his fortress, the adventure and danger begins in "The Grey One" and "In the Shaggy One." Script by Vallely and art by Gordon Morison & Alfredo Alcala. Cover price $1.50.

Comic book version of the famous and popular cartoon series. In this issue, Scooby and the gang are vacationing in the American Northwest and have to go against a strange tree monster and other mysteries that are causing problems for a paper mill and its workers in "A Tree Grows in Seattle." Issue also has "The Rich Get Richer" in which the Scooby gang tries to help out a family being threatened by a pirate's ghost. Scripts by Michael Kirschenbaum and art by Gordon Morison & Alfredo Alcala. Cover price $1.50.

Comic book version of the famous and popular cartoon series. In this issue, Scooby and his friends are visiting Paris and try to figure out what is going on and how the wax figures in a museum are coming alive in "The Phantom Rides Again." Script by Michael Kirschenbaum and art by Gordon Morison & Alfredo Alcala. Issue also has "The Creature of the Black Museum" in which the gang tries to solve the mystery of mummies from a museum going on a rampage. Script by Michael Kirschenbaum and art by Uzal & Siachann. Cover price $1.50.

Comic book version of the famous and popular cartoon series. In this issue, when Scooby and the gang visit William Valley in England, the werewolf capital, a gypsy tells them they are doomed. And when Scooby and Shaggy turn into werewolves, that prediction appears to be coming true in "Werewolf Are You?" Script by Vallely and art by Gordon Morison & Alfredo Alcala. Issue also has "The Maltese Mutt" in which Scooby and the gang are in a Scooby Doo version of the famous detective story, "The Maltese Falcon." Script by Matheny and art by Bright, Uzal & Saichann. Cover price $1.50.

Comic book version of the famous and popular cartoon series. In this issue, the gang decides to put Scooby on TV star Stan Fleckman's Silly Pet Stunts show. But some strange and mysterious things are happening and the gang investigates in "The Really Big Show." Script by Mark Evanier and art by Dan Spiegle. Cover price $1.50.

Comic book version of the famous and popular cartoon series. Cover pencils by Scott Jeralds, inks by Scott Awley. "Camp Scooby-Doo," script by Michael Kirschenbaum, pencils by Bill Morrison, inks by Ruth Leon; The gang investigates ghosts that are haunting a summer camp. "The Barking!", script by Michael Kirschenbaum, pencils by Bill Morrison, inks by Alfredo Alcala; Fred brings the gang to help an old friend whose family is being driven out of their estate by a ghost dog, the Hound of the Basketcases. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $1.50.

Comic book version of the famous and popular cartoon series. In this issue, a strange and deadly monster is threatening the stars and the sets of the International Television Studios, where all of the great TV shows are taped. So it's up to Scooby and his friends to figure out what is going on in "The Electric Monster." Script by Michael Kirschenbaum and art by Gordon Morison & Alfredo Alcala. Issue also has "Scooby of the Frozen Tundra" in which Scooby and the gang investigate a giant polar bear that is disrupting the Great Alaskan Dog Sled Race. Script by Michael Kirschenbaum and art by Phil Solow & Jorge Pacheco. Cover price $1.50.

Comic book version of the famous and popular cartoon series. In this issue, Scooby Doo is being haunted by his Uncle Spooky who warns him to stay away from Doo Manor. So what do Scooby and the gang do? They go to Doo Manor to investigate of course in "The Legend of Spooky-Doo." Issue also has "Spooky Space Kook" in which Scooby and his friends investigate the appearance of a strange space ship with an even stranger pilot. Scripts by Bill Matheny and art by Phil Solow & Jorge Pacheco. Cover price $1.50.