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Scooby-Doo Big Book #1 (1992) · The Collector

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Harvey
Scooby-Doo Big Book (1992)
#1

Harvey#1

Scooby-Doo Big Book

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Scooby-Doo Big Book #1

Publisher: Harvey
Cover date: November 1992
Cover price: $1.95
Pages: 52

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Stories

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Grand Comics Database issue 264774

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While visiting Uncle Verner at a US Gov't Top Secret Laboratory, Daphne is zapped by Russian spies. Under their influence, she helps them spy on Uncle Verner and takes unauthorized photos.

5 titled

1Hi, Spy!
2Mummy's Little Helper
3Granny's Night Out
4It's Dynamite!
5The Wishing Well

Credits

Penciller: Jorge Pacheco

Editorial and production

Editor: Sid Jacobson

Characters

Ali Babble
General Rudolph
Granny Galt
Uncle Verner

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