Scooby-DooOpens in a new tab has been entertaining fans for decades. Now, he’s coming right into your home with his new animated feature film Scoob!Opens in a new tab The movie is skipping theaters for digital release today, May 15, and you make it a whole Scooby party. DC ComicsOpens in a new tab is releasing over 250 free issues of Scooby-centric comics to celebrate the occasion. Zoinks!
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The massive selection of cool comics includes Scooby-Doo (1997-2010) Issues 33-84, Scooby-Doo Team-Up (2013-2019) Issues 1-99 & Vol. 1-6, and Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? (2010-present) Issues 40-103! Basically, it’s enough mystery solving adventures to get you through your self-isolation blues. The issues will be available for free on DC UniverseOpens in a new tab and digital retailers like ReadDC.comOpens in a new tab, comiXologyOpens in a new tab, Amazon KindleOpens in a new tab, and Apple BooksOpens in a new tab. You’ll be able to read them for free until September 7.
Scooby-Doo has long been known among animation fans as a perfect smorgasbord of silliness. These comics continue that grand and hilarious tradition with a whole bunch of outrageous adventures. We’re all looking for a little bit of light in these tough times, so this is a terrific selection to distract and delight. Plus with Scoob! hitting screensOpens in a new tab this week it’s the perfect time to get familiar with these canine capers.
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These comics feature some of your favorite DC heroes like Superman and BatmanOpens in a new tab, as well as Fred, Velma, Daphne, Shaggy, and of course Scooby Dooby Do himself. It’s pretty fitting that a lot of these stories are superhero crossovers as Scoob! features Hanna-Barbera’s own roster of rogues and caped crusaders. Some of your fave characters like Dick Dastardly, the Blue Falcon, Dynomutt, Deedee Dawkins, and more appear alongside the crew in the animated adventure movie. There’s never been a better moment to pick up some of these free comics and do a deep dive into the ever so silly world of Scooby-Doo. Get more details on how to watch Scoob! hereOpens in a new tab.
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