Here's something interesting: a sticker set featuring the classic designs reenacting scenes from the movie

Of course, it's possible he's in character, but even then... What is the value of hearing Shaggy and or Scooby song any of their songs or talk through it. You be the judge!

It's a shame how Dynamite's HB comics have plummeted to just Space Ghost vs the Herculoids. There was the announcement of The Flintstones a couple of years ago. I hope that's still happening. And I hope we're going to get more characters.

Is it gonna be like one of those cheap "music videos" they put on various DVDs in the early 2000s. For God's sake, he has to milk his own roles since 1998, now he's a fucking Hex Girl. Fuck, was no woman on the planet not available for this? Maybe they were going for a retro throwback, but come on

A new Hex Girls video performed by Scott Innes. Are they for real? What year this? Jack Black singing Hit Me Baby One More Time this won't be. When Kid Rhino released the album of Alien Invaders, it was basically Innes's debut album. It was an excuse to get him singing on practically every track.

If the Google search I made is correct, then Mega64 have referenced Scooby-Doo in their videos, and if there has been popularity with those, then that might be one reason why WB reached out to them.

I don't disagree, as I would like to hear what they could say (and I feel the same about a few other movies getting the same treatment), I just don't understand the thought process behind it.

Do u know what gets me is that whenever they do these new interviews w/ people who worked on a movie, they then get a fan or historian to do the audio commentary. They already got Innes for an interview. U know that if they'd ask him to do it, someone who was part of the making of it, he'd do it.

When they did Droopy, Master Detective, Snooper and Blabber should've guest starred. Just seems like a no-brainer. But I can't worry about the mistakes of a 30 year plus show at this stage.

Droopy hoping to be the next It clown.

The same could be said about all the cast. They seemed to work less after those movies, but Lillard spoke up about it more, perhaps cause it affected him more

It happened 22 years ago, seriously.

The only problem w/ Lillard is that he had a moment. And that's all he could ever really ask for but he didn't disappear and he's now obviously doing pretty good for himself. It's just, like, he still lives a good life w/ his family. What more does there need to be said? There are people worse off

Another video of Matthew Lillard is up about how he peaked with Scooby-Doo then fell from Hollywood after the failure of the sequel. He talks about how it affected his work after and consequently his paycheck, and how his wife had to get a job, downsize on house, cars, etc. It's a sob story.

And I can't imagine why Man of Tomorrow needs two Lanterns

The "journey" of John becoming a Lantern was actually the journey of him realising that he didn't need to be one. Yes, he needed to take the lantern from Sinestro but he could've given that to Guy. Guy is a lot to take, but he seems to be at least doing his job.