Scooby-Doo #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Spring-Heeled Jack," Mystery, Inc. stumbles into a spooky Victorian mystery when they encounter the legendary ghostly figure, sending Fred reeling—literally. After a knock to the head, Fred becomes convinced he’s the famous detective Sherlock Holmes, leading to some very strange sleuthing. Written by Terrance Griep Jr. and illustrated by Joe Staton, with inks by Dave Hunt, colors by Paul Becton, and letters by John Costanza, this 2000 DC adventure features a cover by Joe Staton.
When Mystery, Inc. stumbles upon the legendary Victorian terror Spring-Heeled Jack, Fred’s head injury sends him spiraling into a delusion—he’s convinced he’s the great Sherlock Holmes. Now, with the gang caught in a foggy London mystery, Fred’s dramatic deductions and dramatic flair turn the case into something far more chaotic than expected.
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Reprinted in Scooby-Doo Super Scarefest #1 (2002), Scooby-Doo #6 (2006)
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