Scooby-Doo Series Title Card Re-Creations

 

Scooby Panel #14 was released on November 6, 2021. In that panel, we discussed the episode title cards from Where Are You to Guess Who. Wendy and Will had the great idea of having the artists in the Scooby community re-create the title cards for the series and so we did!

Our first title card challenge was for the series Scooby Doo, Where Are You! and was released on April 18, 2022. 19 Scooby-Doo fans re-created the title cards of seasons 1 and 2.

I thought about doing the re-creations in order of how the series aired, but ended up doing The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo next. That one was released on October 31, 2022. It was the perfect series for Halloween. The title cards were created by 13 different Scooby fans and everyone did an amazing job!

The New Scooby-Doo Movies was next and that one was released on March 26, 2023. Such a fun series to do the title cards for since the series included the guest stars. 20 Scooby fans created the title cards, including Scooby-Doo comic and book artist Scott Jeralds. What an honor to have him working on the re-creations with us.

The 4th re-creation challenge was for A Pup Named Scooby-Doo and was released October 31, 2023. I also thought this one would be a fun series for Halloween time. 22 artists joined the challenge.

Since I didn’t stay in order of the series airing, I opted for Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get A Clue, which was released April 27, 2024. It was such an odd series, but the timing just worked out for this one. 18 artists joined the challenge.

The Scooby-Doo Show Seasons 1 & 2 was next! I decided on just seasons 1 and 2 because there were artists that wanted to do several title cards, but wouldn’t have time in 1 challenge. There were also so many title cards to do and I didn’t know if I could get enough people to do them all. So I broke out season 3 to do next. Also, with October being such a busy month, I moved the release of this one to December. The video was released December 31, 2024. 18 artists worked on the cards.

The latest title card re-creation challenge, released on June 30, 2025, was for The Scooby-Doo Show Season 3. 15 artists got together to design these title cards. Each artist was supposed to only do 1 title card, but I had someone bail last minute, so Wendy amazingly was able to complete one of the title cards in 5 hours, the day it was due! She was a lifesaver! Thank you so much, Wendy!

These challenges have been so much fun! I love bringing the Scooby community together to work on projects like this. There are so many talented people in the community. I am blown away by the title cards created by everyone. I love how creative everyone is.

To everyone that has participated in these challenges, thank you so much. You are all so talented! I love seeing your work, whether in the challenges or on social media.

I am so excited to continue with these challenges. I haven’t chosen the next series yet, but I will be working on that and will get the sign-up done as soon as I have it planned out so people can sign up.

If you haven’t signed up before and you want to be part of future challenges, let me know.

Be sure to stay tuned for the next title card re-creation challenge…

Interview with Scott Neely, Scooby-Doo Book, Comic Book and Sketch Card Artist

 

Image courtesy Scott Neely

Scott Neely has been working in the industry for 30 years, working on Scooby-Doo for 26 of those years. Scott has also worked on Phineas and Ferb, Pokémon, Mickey Mouse, Winnie the Pooh, Strawberry Shortcake and more.

I have been talking to Scott through email for years. My first interview with him was an email interview that I did in June 2015. It was great to be able to catch up with Scott via Zoom and learn about what he’s been up to.

Some of his most recent projects were the Upper Deck Scooby-Doo Sketch cards and the return of Phineas and Ferb!

Dive into the world of Scooby-Doo books, comic books and sketch cards with Wendy and I as we interview Scott Neely. Available now on YouTube or wherever you listen to podcasts.

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https://www.buzzsprout.com/1818480/episodes/17256820

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Scooby-Doo Mystery Inc. Easter Egg Templates

 

Hey kids and adults! If you still decorate Easter Eggs and you want to make them look like the gang, these templates from WB Kids make it easy!

Eggs are expensive, but there are other options! They make fake eggs just for the purpose of dying/decorating them! You can find them at Walmart, Amazon, Walgreens, etc. Just do a Google search for dyable Easter eggs.

The instructions are easy to follow and the templates are very helpful. All you need are eggs, markers and the templates.

Templates are copyright Hanna-Barbera and Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. (2017)

The WB Kids website is no longer, but thankfully I saved the templates a while ago and thought I would share them.

Templates are copyright Hanna-Barbera and Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. (2017)

Scooby Addicts Turns 18

 

ScoobyAddicts.com was launched on February 1, 2007…18 years ago today! I can’t believe that the website is an adult now! I have nurtured it since it was little and it has grown into a wonderful resource for Scooby fans.

Scooby Addicts was not my first Scooby-Doo website. My original website was
created on May 28, 1998. I had a main page that featured a lot of panthers. Yes, I
like panthers a lot, and even have a tattoo of a panther on my shoulder, which was the first tattoo I ever got. The About Me page literally had nothing on it but a
sentence that there was nothing to tell about me and a bear at the top of the page. When you moused over the image of the bear, his eyes would turn red. My original Scooby-Doo page was super basic. It had a text episode guide, a few pictures of the gang and an anti-Scrappy page. Yep, that’s right … I didn’t like Scrappy then either! I had one of those backgrounds on the page that was just a whole lot of Scoobys. There was no family tree, or villain info or anything like that.

The only other links on the page were the ‘email me’ button and a guestbook that
you could either sign or view. It’s seems kind of silly now to have that, but at the time, that’s how people would leave you messages if they stopped by to look at your website. You were cool if people signed the guestbook!

This site was hosted on geocities, which closed down on October 26, 2009, and was created at a time when HTML was all we really had and websites were pretty simple. I created the banner and the buttons and I was super proud of myself at the time that I could do a color fade or add a chiseled effect.

The original Scooby Addicts page in 2007 was blue with orange headings, white text and green links with a picture of the gang, a picture of Scooby and Shaggy and a banner picturing a graveyard on the top. ScoobyAddicts.com was in a green fade color. I’m not even sure why I chose blue for the background. The site was difficult to read because of it and so blue! The site stayed that way until January 3, 2017.

At that point, I changed the site to a green background, keeping the orange headings and white text. I removed the graveyard banner and added a silhouette of the gang to the top. I changed the website name to purple. I also added the blog, which was at blogger at the time, so people could leave comments.

The green color for the site did not grow on me. It was actually kind of hideous and boring. Now there was too much green instead of too much blue! By January 5, 2017, 2 days after making the green design live, I changed the design to what it is today – the purple graveyard top with the silhouette of the gang, ScoobyAddicts.com in orange, a beige background with purple headings and black font. I really like the design of the site the way it is now, but I did realize in writing this blog post that I don’t have my logo on the website at all! I need to fix that!

Scooby Addicts started off pretty basic but I’ve added a lot to it over the years,
including a family tree, villains, series and movie releases and amazing interviews
that we have done through Scooby Panel (also available on YouTube). I also have images of Scooby tattoos that fans have had, license plates and Mystery Machines (email me to submit a photo) and Scooby recipes! I think adding the daily history to the page on January 1, 2022 was one of my best features. It took me a long time to compile a database of Scooby history, which is sadly not complete, but it is packed with series, movie and DVD release dates, merchandise release dates, birthdays, deaths and more.

Just a quick shout-out to Wendy Brydge for this amazing Christmas gift from last year! I love this sign so much!

My main goal of ScoobyAddicts.com was to have as much Scooby-Doo information in one place. I have so many ideas of ways to make the website better and information I want to add to it. I am hoping that in 2025, I’ll be able to add more fun content and I won’t forget to add that logo!

18 years is a long time to do anything! I truly love Scooby-Doo and I enjoy sharing that with other people. So many people have said they found Scooby Addicts when they were younger and have followed the website or my social media for years. I’ve met some great people and made some amazing friendships through Scooby.

Scooby-Doo has been a very big part of my life. He represents happiness and safety for me. I am honored to have been able to maintain the site for 18 years and thankful to everyone that has visited the site and enjoyed the information. I look forward to some fun additions and continuing to update the series, movies, villains, family and history. I hope you will continue to check out the website and if there is anything you want to see added, let me know!