Shaggy and Scooby-Doo are scared of pretty much everything, especially ghosts and flying. So when Kite Man rebrands as the Flying Phantom of Wayne Tower, his most inept plot yet is terrifying to our scaredy-cats when they all literally get blown away from Gotham’s tallest building. Will they land safely, or have they had their final Scooby Snacks?
There's no mystery in this issue, but it turns out to be one of the most enjoyable issues of the series. Read Full Review
You may be thinking, Chip, why the glowing review? Why so lenient today? I have decided to stop reviewing this series. Looking at it critically month upon month is not something that I find particularly fulfilling anymore. Although I'm more than glad I ended on this one. If this book should be anything, it's this issue. It's sweet and full of charm and nostalgia. Godspeed Batman & Scooby-Doo, godpseed. Read Full Review
If you were expecting Scooby and the gang to actually team up with Batman in The Batman & Scooby-Doo Mysteries #9, youre in for disappointment. However, if youre a fan of the Kite Man animated series, or just the character in general, you will definitely enjoy this. Kite Man is treated as more of an anti-hero in this story, despite being a bumbling supervillain who cant seem to pull off crimes. Although it is strange to see a comic aimed at kids to subtly promote a show for adults, Kite Man is a character that works for all ages as well, and its fun to see him interacting with Shaggy and Scooby. Read Full Review
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