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17March 2012
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Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? #17

DC · March 2012 · on sale 2012-01-04

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Identification plate

Series
Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? (DC, 2010 series)
Issue
#17
Publication date
March 2012
Key date
2012-03-00
On-sale date
2012-01-04
Indicia publisher
DC Comics
Price
$2.99
Pages
36
Barcode
76194129812201711
Rating
Rated E Everyone

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Attention Shoppers, Spookiness in Aisle Three!cover1pencils: Robert Pope; inks: Scott McRae
1Boo Light Specialcomic story10script: Sholly Fisch; pencils: Robert Pope; inks: Scott McRae; colors: Heroic Age; letters: Dezi Sienty
2Velma's Monsters of the World: Tsukumogamicomic story2script: John Rozum; pencils: Dan Davis; inks: Dan Davis; colors: Heroic Age; letters: John J. Hill; editing: Michael Siglain
3Big Girls Don't Sneezecomic story8script: Frank Strom; pencils: Robert Pope; inks: Scott McRae; colors: Dave Tanguay; letters: Travis Lanham; editing: Harvey Richards

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