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Cover: Joe Staton & Mike DeCarlo

Scooby-Doo #23

Jun 1999 · DC · 1.99 USD; 3.25 CAD
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“The Big Lake Fake”

In "The Big Lake Fake," the legend of the Man-Fish of Halibut Lake takes center stage as a scaly, humanoid creature terrorizes the once-thriving fishing spot, driving away visitors and locals alike. Enter Hannibal Tribe, a flamboyant and self-promoting monster hunter, who arrives with a flair for the dramatic, ready to prove his worth—though not everyone believes he’s the real deal. Written by John Rozum and illustrated by John Delaney, with colors by Paul Becton and inks by Dave Cooper, this 1999 DC adventure blends classic mystery with a dash of comedic bravado. The cover by Joe Staton and Mike DeCarlo captures the spectacle perfectly.

writer John Rozum · inker Dave Cooper · colorist Paul Becton · letterer John Costanza · artist John Delaney · cover Joe Staton, Mike DeCarlo

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Full credits

writer John Rozum
colorist Paul Becton
letterer John Costanza
cover pencils Joe Staton
cover inks Mike DeCarlo

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The Man-Fish of Halibut Lake, a scaly fish-like creature that walks like a man, has driven away all tourism from a popular fishing site. Enter brawny, showboating Hannibal Tribe, for-profit monster hunter, to save the day.

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