Hanna-Barbera Scooby-Doo...Mystery Comics #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Napoleon Lives!", the gang teams up with Professor Milton and reporter Mr. Freedman to test a ghost-contacting device—only to summon the legendary Napoleon Bonaparte himself. Disoriented and knocking over the machine, Napoleon claims to prove his identity by matching his signature to an authentic 19th-century autograph from Hamilton Warner, leaving Fred skeptical and determined to uncover the truth. Written by Mark Evanier and illustrated by Dan Spiegle, this 1974 mystery blends historical intrigue with classic Scooby-Doo antics, all captured in a cover by Dan Spiegle.
In "Napoleon Lives!", Professor Milton’s ghost-contacting device accidentally summons the legendary Napoleon Bonaparte, who stumbles into the present with a mix of confusion and flair. With the gang skeptical, Napoleon offers to prove his identity by matching his signature to a genuine 19th-century autograph from Hamilton Warner—only for Fred to remain unconvinced, setting the stage for a mystery that’s as much about trust as it is about time travel.
In "The Phantom Funnyman," Scooby and the gang face their strangest case yet when a self-proclaimed ghost appears on Mike Moore's TV show, daring them to unmask him for a ten-thousand-dollar prize for charity. With the stakes high and the haunted house hiding more than just shadows, the team ventures inside—only to find themselves vanishing one by one.
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Reprinted in Scooby Doo årsalbum #1980 (1979), Scooby-Doo Annual #1985 (1984)
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