In the scenic mountains of Yosemite there is fresh air, beautiful wildlife and of course...the Haunted Hiker. When Jane learns of the spook terrorizing the national park right before a school trip, she decides she needs some backup to make sure she and her classmates are safe. So Jane turns to the Scooby gang! Going undercover, the gang will have to act quickly to solve the mystery of the Haunted Hiker-because if the ghost doesn't ruin their field trip, the singing school troubadour just might.
I think it is great that DC is carrying a line for it's junior audiences. Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?, Scooby-Doo Team-Up, Looney Tunes and Teen Titans Go! It's great as a parent to see that kids have a place to go for some fun and some challenging reading and sleuth skills. And the artists make these characters so "traceable" that you can see how these books become the building blocks to a new age of fans, artists, and writers! Read Full Review
Scooby Doo Where Are You? #100 is a worthy number to celebrate the 100 issues of the Mystery Inc. Here we have two stories written by Sholly Fisch and Jack Briglio and with an excellent combination of artists give us a good comic that will remind us of the best adventures of Scooby Doo just like the old days, I really appreciate that classic style for the characters in each story, really nice reading. Read Full Review
It is very comforting to know that even after 50 years and 100 issues Scooby Doo, Where Are You? isn't trying to reinvent the wheel. It just wants to tell spooky, silly mystery stories. Therein lies the charm. Read Full Review
If your kids are a fan of one of the classic Scooby-Doo shows (the ones that pre-date Scrappy Doo), they might enjoy this comic. Otherwise....give this comic a pass, as it doesn't do much besides poorly ape a franchise that has mostly grown past its 1960s origins. Read Full Review
Decent Scooby shorts. I expected more of a celebration for 100 issues.
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