Big Top Scooby-Doo! Page #2

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I was being so dramatic

and did I show you my pectoral muscles?

Moving on.

All right. For the last few months, the

creature has plagued us wherever we go.

It has scared off many of my artists.

And in every city we visit,

it has stolen jewelry.

-Jewelry?

-Jewelry.

And I thought my accent was thick.

Anyway, it's very strange.

Why would a werewolf want jewels?

Like, maybe he's a lady werewolf.

Because, um, you know,

girls like pretty things to have.

It was just a thought.

I think I remember a case like this

in 18th century Bavaria.

-May I use your computer?

MARIUS:
Of course.

VELMA:

Bavaria, werewolf.

Oh, here it is. It was in Ingolstadt.

A werewolf known as "Hans"

collected certain gemstones...

...and used them to increase his power.

Normally, a werewolf

only becomes a wolf at the full moon.

But with the right combination of jewels...

...Hans was able to change from man to wolf

at any time.

He and the werewolves he created

terrorized lngolstadt for decades.

MARIUS:
Created?

VELMA:
Yes.

Anyone who is bitten by a werewolf

and lives turns into a werewolf.

Apparently, the Ingolstadt werewolves

claimed hundreds of victims...

...before being driven out

by Maximilian lll.

Wow, you guys are lucky

you didn't get bitten.

Yeah, like, we....

(GASPING AND CHOKING)

Everybody get back.

He's turning into a werewolf.

(PANTING)

Some friends. I need the Heimlich

and you're reaching for the silver bullets.

You get that?

Silver bullets for werewolves...

...garlic for vampires,

the Heimlich for Shaggy.

Who are you people?

How do you know

so much about werewolves?

We solve mysteries.

It's kind of a hobby.

A hobby? Stamp collecting is a hobby.

Solving mysteries is-- Wait.

Maybe you could help me

investigate this werewolf.

Yes. And we could pose

as circus performers.

Sure, why not?

Of course, it will be very dangerous.

-And there's the "Why not." See you.

-We have to do it, Shaggy.

-For the good of the circus.

-Forget it.

For the safety of the public.

No way.

For all the cotton candy you can eat?

Count me out.

Hey, and, uh, churros too?

-And churros.

-Like, dude, heh, I'm in.

Yeah, me too.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

MARIUS:
Well, if you're going to pass

for circus artists...

...it's going to take a little work.

So do any of you have circus skills?

I took a circus-arts class last summer.

Why am I not surprised?

And what did you learn?

I worked out on the trapeze a bit, but, uh,

I ended up breaking a lot of bones.

You seem to have healed well.

What? Oh, not my bones.

I was supposed to catch this guy

and, uh, I dropped him.

Onto someone.

And they both fell into some other people.

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