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Sandman: brief lives by Neil Gaiman and Jill Thompson.
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[Image Description: A page from a Scooby-Doo comic. It’s the first page of the story titled “Fester and The Jester”. The narrator says “Just a night out at the movies... That’s all it’s starting out to be. Anyone want to guess how long before our gang runs into a ghost?”. The gang is standing outside of a silent movie theater while Fred buys tickets.
Shaggy, surprised: “Zowie! This place only shows silent movies!” Scooby-Doo: “Yeah! Silent movies!” Daphne: “I love old films! This was a great idea of Fred’s!” Fred, handing the ticket seller money: “Can our dog get in for half-price? He’s only three!” “He’s big for his age!”]
From Marvel Comic’s Scooby-Doo run. Issue 6, “Fester and the Jester”, page 1.
[Image Description: A Scooby-Doo! Team Up comic panel of Scooby-Doo meeting Ace the Bat-Hound during a meeting for Mystery Analysts of Gotham City. The following exchange takes place:
Scooby: You’re Batman’s dog? (Note: translated from the barking.) Ace: I’m his partner-- Ace the Bat-Hound! Scooby: Oh, sorry. I’m just glad they let dogs in here!]
From Scooby-Doo! Team Up, Issue 3 Digital, Issue 2 Print.
[Image Description: A panel from a Scooby-Doo comic showing Shaggy introducing Scooby-Doo wearing a mime costume as he walks into the room, to the amusement of the gang and Fester Finch. The dialogue goes as follows:
Shaggy: “...Meet Charlie Canine, the silent clown!”
Scooby: “Rooby Roo! Scooby Rooby Rooby Roo!”
Velma: “Some comedians should remain silent!”]
From Marvel Comic’s Scooby-Doo run. Issue 6, “Fester and the Jester”, page 14.