When the Hall of Justice is haunted, who can the Super Friends call to save the day? Their pals Scooby, Shaggy, Fred, Velma and Daphne, of course! But when the Mystery Machine pulls into town, will the gang be able to help, or will Shaggys phobias give these ghosts an advantage?!
I said it before, I am not a Scooby Doo fan. But this was just about as perfect an issue as I have read recently. Suddenly I was a 8 year old kid again, grinning like a goof, and thrilled to see the good guys win in a nutty way. Yes, it is nostalgic for an old guy like me. But it works on a kid level too. Read Full Review
"Scooby-Doo Team-Up" #6 is a fun romp through the pairing of two groups of characters readers are certain to be familiar with and blends them together in an entertaining new package that is fit for all ages and all levels of comic book familiarity. This is the sort of comic book readers don't know their missing out on when they complain about "event fatigue" or "crossover burnout." Plain and simple, this is a fun, entertaining comic book from a strong creative team. I don't know how Fisch and Brizuela are going to top themselves after "Scooby-Doo Team-Up" #6, but they can certainly look back to this issue for inspiration. Read Full Review
The humor here feels a bit more juvenile and forced than it was in the early cartoons, but that's perhaps affected by the lens of time. The story took a few liberties as far as how the Scooby Gang defeated the bad guys, with Velma using some reverse logic that would never work, and Scooby and Shaggy gaining a superpower they should never have gotten, for a silly, unrealistic reason, but hey: Kid's Comic. Ultimately, I did have fun, and that's really all that matters. If you ever liked the Scooby-Doo cartoons, give the book a try! Read Full Review
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