Scooby-Doo (Marvel Comics)

This article is about the Marvel Comics series. For other uses, see Scooby-Doo.

Scooby-Doo
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Published by	Marvel Comics
Publication date	July 19, 1977—November 14, 1978
Writer(s)	Mark Evanier
Drawn by	Dan Spiegle
Inked by	Dan Spiegle
Colored by	Carl Gafford
Edited by	Craig Chase
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Scooby-Doo is an American ongoing supernatural/mystery comic book series by Marvel Comics who published nine issues from 1977 to 1978. It is based on the Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! TV series that aired from 1969 to 1970. They were written by Mark Evanier, and drawn by Dan Spiegle.

Production

The first seven issues included a prelude story for each Dynomutt comic, which was also published by Marvel Comics. Likewise, the Dynomutt comics also included a prelude story to set up each Scooby-Doo comic, although was required reading to understand either series' story. Evanier didn't like this idea, but was forced to go along with it as a business decision from guy who he didn't believe he knew anything about comic books.

Issues

Stories	Publish date
Issue #1 "Three Phantoms Too Many" "The Horrible Hound Sound" Dynomutt: "Goody Twoshoes"	July 19, 1977
Issue #2 "The Ghostly Governor" "The Haunted Maze" Dynomutt: "The Sinister Threat"	September 20, 1977
Issue #3 "The Ghost of King Neptune" "Coast-to-Coast Ghost" Dynomutt: "Time to Bee-Ware!"	November 15, 1977
Issue #4 "Menace of the Man-Mummy" "Dazzling Duds" Dynomutt: "The Big Bust-Out"	January 17, 1978
Issue #5 "Ghost of the Old Witch" "The Spook Who Loved Lemonade" Dynomutt: "Two Dog Town"	March 21, 1978
Issue #6 "Fester and the Jester" "The Golden Ghost" Dynomutt: "Zoo Suit Brutes"	May 16, 1978
Issue #7 "The Faceless Phantom" "The Frightful Scarecrow" Dynomutt: "Dynmomutt's Energy Mystery" "Scooby-Doo Crossword Puzzle"	July 18, 1978
Issue #8 "The Shadow Knows" "The Phantom of Youth"	September 19, 1978
Issue #9 "Mystery at Malibu"	November 14, 1978