Cover: Joe Staton & Scott McRae

Scooby-Doo #16

Nov 1998 · DC · 1.99 USD; 2.95 CAD

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“Almost Live from Big Puce”

The whole gang is caught off-guard in front of the Mystery Machine as a bearded, guitar-toting hippie specter floats above them flashing a peace sign — with Shaggy exclaiming "Zoinks! It's a groovy ghoulie!" while the apparition cheerfully replies "Peace, man!" It's a wonderfully goofy setup that captures everything fun about Scooby-Doo, with Scooby, Velma, Daphne, and Fred all reacting in delightful alarm. Cover pencils and inks by Joe Staton and Scott McRae give the scene a lively, energetic feel perfectly in tune with the Cartoon Network era of 1998.

writer, artist Joe Staton · writer Hilarie Staton · inker Scott McRae · colorist Paul Becton · letterer John Costanza · cover Joe Staton, Scott McRae

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writer, artist Joe Staton

writer Hilarie Staton

inker Scott McRae

colorist Paul Becton

letterer John Costanza

cover pencils Joe Staton

cover inks Scott McRae

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Touring the counterculture village of "Willowstock", the gang runs into sixties rock/folksinger Rob Nylon, whose efforts at recording a comeback album are disrupted by the Ghost of Jimmy Hendryk-Hudson, Nylon's rival rocker from the 1969 Willowstock Rock Festival.

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