Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? #89
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Panic at the Pizza Palace," the legacy of Poldo’s Pizza Palace hangs in the balance when hipster-heir Franco Poldo swaps the classic menu for avant-garde creations like "non-dairy kale and banana"—a move that draws the wrath of Gerolamo Piredda, the ghost of one of America’s first coal-fired pizzeria founders, who sees the new recipes as a sacrilege to the true majesty of the pie. Written by Rob M. Worley and brought to life with bold, expressive art by Scott Gross—whose distinctive style defines both the interior and cover—this 2018 issue delivers a delightfully quirky mystery where the real flavor is in the clash of tradition and trend.
When Franco Poldo swaps Poldo’s Pizza Palace’s classic recipes for trendy, avant-garde pies like “non-dairy kale and banana,” the ghost of Gerolamo Piredda—founder of one of America’s first coal-fired pizzerias—haunts the kitchen, furious that the legacy of the pie is being betrayed. With Scooby and the gang on the case, the mystery heats up as old-school crust meets modern chaos in a case of culinary sabotage.
When a 17th-century Salem Witch Hunter’s ghost starts sabotaging modern tech at the Plymouth Institute of Technology, Scooby-Doo and the gang dive into a high-tech mystery with a historical twist—because in this case, the past isn’t just haunting the present, it’s actively unplugging it.
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