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Scooby-Doom Patrol," reimagines the Mystery Inc. gang as characters from DC Comics' Doom Patrol, illustrated by Gleb Melinkov
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Scooby-Doom Patrol," reimagines the Mystery Inc. gang as characters from DC Comics' Doom Patrol, illustrated by Gleb Melinkov
Elasti-Woman commission!
Commission Info
Titans #26 (DC, August 2025) cover by Pete Woods
Reposting for overly explained reasons
Masterlist
Favourite Divorced Couple: Round One Match Thirty-One of Thirty-Two
Longshot & Alison Blaire (Dazzler)
Steve Dayton (Mento) & Rita Farr (Elasti-Woman/Elasti-Girl)
DOOM PATROL (vol. 1) #93 (February, 1965). Cover by Bob Brown.
Don't worry, dear reader, our hero, Robotman, hasn't turned evil! That's really The Brain, leader of The Brotherhood of Evil, who has taken control of Robotman's body.
That's not the strangest thing about this issue (and believe you me, the Silver Age Doom Patrol stories were stranger than anything Grant Morrison could dream up twenty-five years later).
The oddest part is that Cliff (Robotman) Steele's brain is transplanted no less than three times in this story, passed from body to body as easily as you would change batteries in a flashlight!