Tensions begin to rise when the Scooby gang takes refuge in a seemingly safe town. As the gang tries to hold together, a looming new threat completely unlike the monsters they've faced before reveals itself. The gang now faces being torn apart by two enemies: the monsters... and themselves. Meanwhile, Secret Squirrel must face the consequences of his disastrous actions.
This issue of Scooby Apocalypse was a refreshing if not heart-rending end for the Scrappy Doo saga, and I wish it never stopped. With the disarming introduction of an untouched oasis within the chaos of the Nanite Plague, it would have been entertaining if they could have stretched it out to see the pains Carrie suffered, but then it might have regretfully watered down the tragedy. To see how even children are not immune to the suffering of mankind within a slice of Americana may have been the premise, but the addition of perhaps giving Cliffy some closure helps to bring everything full circle and welcome him fully into the dysfunctional fold. Read Full Review
I consider this as a bit of a palette cleanser between more ambitious chapters of Scooby Apocalypse. But I expect to see more of these kinds of stories as the overall concept runs out of steam. After all, how long can dodge and evade remain interesting? Read Full Review
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