THE TEAM-UP SERIES YOU DEMANDED IS BACK!
A strange mystery pulls Batman, Robin, the Batmen of All Nations, Scooby, and the gang into a jet-setting race to some of the most haunted places on Earth. Even scarier, the trail leads straight to Ra's al Ghul and his League of Assassins!
The final showdown against Ra's Al Ghul kind of shows the limits of this bookit is ultimately a kids' book, and any major Batman villain will have to be scaled down to a certain level to allow the kids of Mystery Inc. to win the day and come out alive. But in terms of what this book wants to accomplish, I think it does it very well. It's a great primer for DC's more obscure heroes with a little mystery to play along with. Read Full Review
Although there are some continuity errors in The Batman & Scooby-Doo Mysteries #1, it still gives readers a fun and compelling story featuring a spotlight on more obscure characters like the Batmen of all nations. Bat fans will even notice a reference to the more modern Batman Incorporated at the end. Batman and Scooby-Doo are two iconic characters that have teamed up several times. There never seems to be a shortage of crossover stories that can be written about them. What stories are you hoping to see in this series? Read Full Review
While I have some problems with this comic's core identity, It doesn't change the fact that it's always a good time when two of my favorite franchises cross over. I can recommend it to most anyone but it remains to be seen whether it has enough depth to be particularly memorable for most. Read Full Review
Although not the biggest fan of Batman, Inc., I'm happy to see this comic back and the goofy concept of the various Batmen does fit the tone of the comic well. Read Full Review
Future issues are sure to be more action-packed, and maybe they'll even feature more fun cameos from both the Batman and Scooby-Doo universes. As Ra's says to Velma, "Patience. Read Full Review
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