Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? #125
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "No Laughing Matter," Mystery Inc. takes on their strangest case yet when a teen named Jo claims a werewolf wrecked his father’s car—just to avoid getting grounded. Written by John Rozum and brought to life by Robert Pope’s art, Scott McRae’s inks, and Heroic Age’s colors, this 2024 DC adventure sees the gang actually investigate, turning a wild tale into a real mystery. The cover by Randy Elliott captures the eerie tone with a perfectly timed, unsettling moment.
When a teenaged boy blames a werewolf for wrecking his dad’s car, Mystery Inc. takes the bizarre claim seriously—no insurance forms, just footprints, a torn bumper, and a whole lot of skepticism. With their usual mix of wit and wily deduction, the gang dives into a case that’s equal parts prank, panic, and paw prints.
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