Hanna-Barbera Scooby-Doo...Mystery Comics #24

Apr 1974 · Western · 0.20 USD

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In "Mark of the Blue Scarab," Scooby-Doo stumbles into a hidden cave while chasing a mysterious shadow, uncovering an ancient artifact that sets the gang on a trail of ancient secrets and sudden transformations. With archaeologist Brad and the ever-skeptical Fred leading the charge, the team races to decode the Anthro-stone before a rival collector claims it—only to find Mandrell’s office locked and his bizarre transformation a terrifying reality. Written by Mark Evanier and illustrated with dynamic flair by Dan Spiegle, this 1974 mystery blends classic Scooby-Doo suspense with a supernatural twist, all wrapped in a cover by Spiegle that captures the eerie intrigue of the tale.

Contains 2 stories

Mark of the Blue Scarab

13 pp · Humor, Detective-Mystery

Scooby DooShaggyVelmaDaphneFredProfessor FinsterJerry SloaneMurray ClarkThe Blue ScarabHarvey JonesHarry

When Shaggy accidentally wrecks Professor Finster’s lab, he lands a job with Jerry Sloane, the creator of the Blue Scarab comic books—only to find the hero from the pages coming to life. That night, Sloane is confronted by the real Blue Scarab, who delivers a shocking electric charge before vanishing. Now, the gang must unravel the mystery behind the costumed figure and the strange power he wields.

Monkey See, Scooby Doo

12 pp · Humor, Detective-Mystery

Scooby DooShaggyVelmaDaphneFredLeo MandrellMr. ShusterBradthe Gorilla Spirit

In "Monkey See, Scooby Doo," Scooby-Doo stumbles into a hidden cave and accidentally unearths the mysterious Anthro-stone, sparking a mystery that pulls the gang into a wild chase. With archaeologist Brad and rival Mr. Shuster both after the artifact, the team races to uncover the truth behind a sudden transformation at Mandrell’s office—where the famed translator has vanished, leaving only a chimp and a lurking gorilla spirit.