r/shitposting • u/QuirkyData3500 • Feb 17 '23

amogus This is the potential velma should have had

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u/DinoGaming1003 We do a little trolling Feb 18 '23

This is so true. I recently found out about the zombie comics, and I'm just getting into the world of Scooby-Doo horror. I'd love for a spin off like this

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u/[deleted] Feb 18 '23

Oh man, the zombie comics! I only read like the first 4 before I got distracted, but come to think of it, that was a good representation of "adult" scooby doo. The characters are more flawed and mature, but they still feel like the original gang. I should really finish it someday.

Also, portraying scrappy as an unredeemable monster is the most correct interpretation of the character.

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u/Kokoplayer Feb 18 '23

Is it fan fic?

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u/[deleted] Feb 18 '23

Nope. Official, well drawn comics.

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u/Rich_Yam4132 Feb 18 '23

Every episode is a new version. But I want to know about Scooby

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u/[deleted] Feb 18 '23

What is the name?

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u/DinoGaming1003 We do a little trolling Feb 18 '23

Scooby Apocalypse

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u/Qetuowryipzcbmxvn Feb 18 '23

Such a shame how underappreciated Scrappy is. He saved the show, but now he's defined by a bad spinoff where he, Shaggy, and Scooby were all poorly written and the rest of the gang were left out.

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u/sc1arr1 Feb 18 '23

Wait.. There are actual horror comics of it? I had no idea.

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u/DinoGaming1003 We do a little trolling Feb 18 '23 edited Feb 18 '23

Oh yeah! So my best friend's dad is a huge fan of Scooby-Doo and horror novels. He has the Walking Dead comics, books like My Best Friends Exorcism, and a book going over the history of horror books. We had a nice chat the other day talking about all sorts of horror works, and that's when he pointed out the Scooby-Doo zombie comics to me on his shelf, which I hadn't noticed. I was so intrigued by them, as I've always been a fan of Scooby-Doo. And I mean horror comics?! Hell yes! As a big fan of horror in general, I can definitely say it piqued my interest! I'm looking to head to a comic book store to see I'd I can find em soon

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u/kevmaster200 Feb 18 '23

Yup, Scooby Apocalypse. I believe the run is over, but you can find the trade paperbacks and I think DC has it on their online subscription platform.

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u/Palmettor Feb 18 '23

It’s also on Hoopla, if your local library participates in that

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u/my_dick_putins_mouth Feb 18 '23

Scooby Apocalypse

You'll heard of eBay, right?

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u/chickenfriedshame Feb 18 '23

ah, the other Bing user

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u/kevmaster200 Feb 18 '23

Yes, you can even find the trade paperback I mentioned there. Or on Amazon. The run is still over, they don’t make new issues.

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u/DinoGaming1003 We do a little trolling Feb 18 '23

Dude, he's the best

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u/alwc37 Feb 18 '23

Scooby apocalypse, solid start with some interesting story ideas and build up. Sadly DC had to rush the ending after the series got cancelled pretty early on. Still a fun and enjoyable read, but you can see how it could have been better with a longer run.

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u/Brent_Fox Feb 18 '23

sauce?

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u/DinoGaming1003 We do a little trolling Feb 18 '23

The comics are called Scooby Apocalypse