Hanna-Barbera Scooby-Doo...Mystery Comics #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Ancient Astronaut," Scooby-Doo and the gang investigate a mysterious sarcophagus that coughs and smokes at the Museum of Ancient Art, leading to a stolen artifact called the Ancient Astronaut and a trail that takes them to Central America. Written by Vic Lockman and illustrated by Dan Spiegle—whose dynamic art defines the issue's look—this 1974 Western Comics adventure blends classic mystery with a touch of the bizarre, all captured in a cover by Spiegle that perfectly sets the tone.
When a sarcophagus at the Museum of Ancient Art starts coughing smoke and the gang investigates, they uncover a self-destructing tape recorder—just as the mysterious Ancient Astronaut artifact goes missing. With clues leading to a hidden cache in Central America, the gang takes a flight to track down the thieves before they vanish into the jungle.
In "Curse of the Wishing Well," the gang lends a hand at Jackie Jacobs' World Children's Fund Telethon, only to send the collected cash plunging into a supposedly cursed Scottish wishing well—though the real mystery lies beneath the floor. As Shaggy struggles to get Scooby to perform his dog act, two shady operators, Munger and Gruber, quietly plot to steal the money once it hits $250,000.
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Reprinted in Scooby Doo årsalbum #1979 (1978), Scooby Doo årsalbum #1980 (1979), Scooby Doo Stripalbum #2 (1980)
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