Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? #70 – Comic Review & Breakdown
Genre
đ”️♂️ Mystery, đ» Supernatural Comedy, đ Teen Adventure
Main Characters
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Scooby-Doo 𶠖 The lovable Great Dane with a nose for snacks and scares.
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Shaggy Rogers đ – Scooby’s best friend and a professional scaredy-cat with a bottomless stomach.
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Fred Jones đ – The team’s brave and strategic leader, always ready with a trap.
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Daphne Blake đ – Stylish and curious, often the one to find hidden clues.
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Velma Dinkley đ – The brains of the operation with unmatched deductive skills.
Writer
✍️ Sholly Fisch – Known for blending classic humor with smart, kid-friendly storytelling. Fisch brings nostalgia and clever twists to the beloved gang’s adventures.
Artist
đš Walter Carzon – Carzon's art delivers expressive character work and colorful, action-packed panels that keep the energy high and visuals engaging.
Editor Details
đ Kristy Quinn – As editor, Quinn ensures the story maintains its lighthearted tone while staying true to the Scooby-Doo legacy and age-appropriate content.
Publisher and Brand
đą DC Comics
đ Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? (Standard Imprint) – A long-running series under DC's youth and family-friendly publishing line.
Release Year
đ 2016
Brief Plot Summary
Mystery Inc. dives back into the chaotic world of high school—but this time, they're undercover! đ A local school is plagued by sightings of a terrifying version of its own mascot, a creature that's more monster than school spirit. With rumors swirling and students frightened, Fred, Daphne, Velma, Shaggy, and Scooby enroll to get to the bottom of the mystery. Navigating lunch lines, awkward cliques, pop quizzes, and pep rallies, the gang must figure out if this mascot menace is something supernatural… or just another human in disguise.
Notable Arcs or Storylines
𧩠This issue taps into a classic Scooby trope—undercover investigation—with a fresh setting that blends teen drama and monster mystery. Although standalone, it echoes themes from previous school-based cases, creating a nostalgic through-line for longtime readers.
Fan Theories or Interpretations
đ Some fans speculate that this monstrous mascot might be symbolic of social anxiety or peer pressure—the “monster” we all face in high school. Others suggest it’s a clever nod to classic horror tropes where innocence (like school mascots) becomes the very thing to fear.
Review Summary
đŹ Art: Carzon’s clean line work and vibrant style perfectly match the cartoonish energy of the Scooby-Doo universe. The school setting pops with color and visual gags that add depth to every scene.
đŹ Story: Fisch balances humor and intrigue, creating a plot that's engaging for kids but layered enough for older fans. The mystery unfolds with just the right pace, allowing each character a moment to shine.
đŹ Character Depth: The gang’s chemistry is as strong as ever, with fun interactions and subtle nods to their personalities. Velma’s intellect, Fred’s planning, Daphne’s insight, and Shaggy and Scooby’s comic relief all come together seamlessly.
⭐ Overall Rating: 8.5/10 – A fun, nostalgic, and slightly spooky romp through high school with heart, humor, and hijinks. đđđ»
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