Scooby Doo Comic Book Values

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Before we get into the weeds on comic pricing, here's a cool piece of Scooby Doo trivia:

In their original concept for the character, creators Joe Ruby and Ken Spears wrote that Scooby was going to be an English sheepdog called Too Much.

"WHA?!?! Hee heee heeee heeee!"

There have been many Scooby Doo comics over the years.

The first appearance was in 1970. Published by Gold Key comics, and the first story was called What a Night for a Knight. It was a recreation of the very first Scooby cartoon episode.

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Top 20 Scooby Doo Comic Book Values

Scooby Doo #1 (1970)
Gold Key, first Scooby Doo comic book appearance

Lowest price $100

Average price $1,000

Record price $12,600

A hugely important key issue, featuring the comic book adaptation of the first ever cartoon episide of Scooby Doo Where Are You?

Scooby Doo #4

Lowest price $40

Average price $200

Record price $2,100

Scooby Doo #7

Lowest price $50

Average price $250

Record price $2,880

Scooby Doo #10

Lowest price $30

Average price $150

Record price $625

Scooby Doo #15

Lowest price $20

Average price $140

Record price $960

Scooby Doo #21

Lowest price $20

Average price $150

Record price $1,800

Charlton Scooby Doo Comics

Scooby Doo #1 (1975)
Charlton Comics #1

Lowest price $20

Average price $100

Record price $3,350

Charlton took over the publishing rights for Scooby Doo comics for two years from 1975, until Marvel Comics acquired the licence in 1977.

Marvel Scooby Doo Comic #1

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