Rumors of a giant bat-creature bring Scooby and the gang on the runbut Batman and Robin are already on the trail of their old foe, the monstrous Man-Bat. Before long, the crooks behind a fake bat-creature will come face-to-face with the real thingwith the good guys caught in the middle! Dont miss the start of this new, bimonthly miniseries!
And that's the point isn't it? I had fun reading this issue, and I think I'm definitely around for a few more, as long as they are consistent. I loved this. Takes me back years to the really good times. Won't argue against that. Read Full Review
Both young and old fans should find something worth picking up here in a comic I couldn't help but smile through as I turned every single page. Best of the Week. Read Full Review
The first issue of Scooby-Doo Team-Up is a ton of fun readers of all ages and a great nostalgic trip for anyone who watched Scooby-Doo growing up. Fisch and Brizuela tell a fun little story with some good laughs for the whole family. Read Full Review
Artist Dario Brizuela has a nice clean style that captures a nice “on model” look of the Scooby gang and also blends in Batman & Robin looking like they fit right in. This was a great comic for kids and the kid in all of us. Read Full Review
I liked this book. Parents looking to avoid the more mature themes in comic books (or the gross out factor in others) should pick up this one when helping their children select. Some local comic shops do a good job of keeping an All Ages section in the store that is kid-friendly and for everyone. "Scooby Doo Team Up #1" is just that. Read Full Review
Scooby-Doo Team-up #1 perfectly channels the look and voice of the Hanna-Barbera classic and features plenty of fun moments for fans (young and old) of the Dynamic Duo and the The Mystery Inc. gang. Read Full Review
Man-Bat is an "Of course!" forehead-smacker foe for the dynamic duo and the Mystery Gang to team up against, but the all-ages fun never takes itself too seriously. Instead, "Scooby-Doo Team-Up" #1 doesn't hesitate to celebrate being a comic and even regales in the timeless appearances of the characters from their first meeting, including Robin's shorts-centered outfit. It's not revelatory reading, but there is no doubt kids of all ages will be hoping to see more Man-Bat and wondering why Robin is wearing shorts. Personally, I can't wait to see what other gems Fisch and company unearth to team up with Scooby-Doo in the pages of "Scooby-Doo Team-Up" in the months ahead. This debut issue is a fun read that is sure to put a smile on the faces of every reader fortunate enough to pick it up. Read Full Review
It's a great, fun read for the kids, a passable read for adults, but it's so good looking that I can't not recommend it. More Batman-related team-ups are in store for the near future (as the series was originally supposed to be a Scooby/Batman team-up mini-series) but expansion into the DCU and beyond is in store. Read Full Review
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