Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? #8
In "The Case of the Sweet-Tooth Spectre," the gang travels to Bath, England with elderly Cecelia Fogbottom, who claims her youth was haunted by a ghost tied to a lost treasure. When a psychic suggests the ghost Susie Lynn the Ghost of Bath might hold the key, skepticism gives way to intrigue as the mystery deepens. Written by Joe Edkin and illustrated by John Delaney, with inks by Dave Cooper, colors by Paul Becton, and letters by John Costanza, this 2011 DC adventure features a cover by Scott Gross.
When the gang agrees to babysit Daphne's Aunt Sibby’s bakery during her vacation, they soon find themselves chasing a spectral squad of ghostly pranksters wreaking havoc across the neighborhood—turning pastries into pies and frosting into footprints. With flour in their hair and clues in their pockets, Scooby and the gang must solve the sweetest mystery yet.
When elderly Cecelia Fogbottom — longtime neighbor of Shaggy’s parents — drags the gang to Bath, England, in search of a long-lost treasure, they’re skeptical about her claim that the city’s haunted. But when a psychic session leads them straight to Susie Lynn, the ghost of Bath, even Scooby’s nose starts twitching at the mystery.
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