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4-6Scooby-Doodles! series.
Each volume opens with a brief, mostly boilerplate introduction to Scooby and the Mystery Inc. gang plus a list of suggested art tools. The books then offer warm-up exercises, overviews of basic techniques, and step-by-step illustrated tutorials for eight Scooby-related doodles. Jokes and cameos by the characters are interspersed throughout. The punny texts' attempts to equate drawing techniques with those used in mystery-solving feel forced. Review covers these Scooby-Doodles! titles: Food Doodles with Scooby-Doo! and Monster Doodles with Scooby-Doo!.