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A review by dantastic
Scooby-Doo Team-Up, Volume 4 by Dave Alvarez, Sholly Fisch, Darío Brizuela, Scott Jeralds
3.0
Scooby-Doo Team-Up volume 4 collects issues 19-24 of Scooby-Doo Team-Up.
Volume 4 is another dose of all ages fun. Scooby and the gang team up with Zatanna, Spaaaaaaaaaaaaace Ghoooooost, The Impossibles, Quick Draw McGraw, and the Martian Manhunter. The Impossibles and the Quick Draw McGraw stories were the week ones for me, though I appreciated the appearance of Ricochet Rabbit. Also, I'm about three decades older than the target audience so I cut them some slack.
I love how Sholly Fisch writes the stories with a young audience but throws things in for adults too, like Daphne's conversation with Mikaal Tomas or the appearances of obscure Silver Age DC characters like Ultra the Multi Alien. Dario Brizuela's art takes me back to afternoons watching the gang unmask crooked businessmen every damn time.
While I liked it a little less than volume 3, Scooby-Doo Team-Up volume 4 earns three out of four Scooby Snacks. I'll enjoy forcing it on my son when he's a little older.
Volume 4 is another dose of all ages fun. Scooby and the gang team up with Zatanna, Spaaaaaaaaaaaaace Ghoooooost, The Impossibles, Quick Draw McGraw, and the Martian Manhunter. The Impossibles and the Quick Draw McGraw stories were the week ones for me, though I appreciated the appearance of Ricochet Rabbit. Also, I'm about three decades older than the target audience so I cut them some slack.
I love how Sholly Fisch writes the stories with a young audience but throws things in for adults too, like Daphne's conversation with Mikaal Tomas or the appearances of obscure Silver Age DC characters like Ultra the Multi Alien. Dario Brizuela's art takes me back to afternoons watching the gang unmask crooked businessmen every damn time.
While I liked it a little less than volume 3, Scooby-Doo Team-Up volume 4 earns three out of four Scooby Snacks. I'll enjoy forcing it on my son when he's a little older.