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Cover: Robert Pope & Scott McRae

Scooby-Doo #122

Sep 2007 · DC · 2.25 USD; 2.75 CAD
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“Let Liberty Scream!”

In "Let Liberty Scream!", the Spirit of '76—a ghostly Revolutionary War Minuteman—spooks the crowd at Philadelphia’s Independence Day festivities, turning a patriotic celebration into a full-blown mystery. Written by Scott Cunningham and illustrated by Scott Jeralds, with inks by Dan Davis and colors by Heroic Age, this 2007 DC adventure brings a spooky twist to American history. The cover, by Robert Pope and Scott McRae, captures the eerie spectacle perfectly.

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writer Scott Cunningham · artist Scott Jeralds · inker Dan Davis · colorist Heroic Age · letterer Mike Sellers · cover Robert Pope, Scott McRae

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Full credits

inker Dan Davis
colorist Heroic Age
letterer Mike Sellers
cover pencils Robert Pope
cover inks Scott McRae

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The Spirit of '76, a ghost in the form of a Revolutionary War Minuteman, causes panic at the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia at an Independence Day celebration.

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