Coolsville (DC Comics)

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This article is about the DC Comics continuity Coolsville. For other incarnations and uses, see Coolsville (disambiguation).

Coolsville (DC Comics)
Vital Statistics
Type	City
Part of	United States
Production Details
First appearance	Scooby-Doo (DC Comics): Reincarnation Ruckus!

Coolsville is the hometown of Mystery Inc. in the DC Comics stories.

Overview

This Coolsville seems to be different than the one shown in A Pup Named Scooby-Doo, where it is located on the West Coast of the United States, while this one is on the East Coast of it.

Coolsville's early history as "Kulsburg"

It was established by Nordic travellers who used to harbor there when it was a port town called "Kulsburg".

History

Scooby-Doo! (DC Comics)

Coolsville is first shown in "Reincarnation Ruckus!", as it fell to the ploy of Mr. Coby and the Computer nerd.

Coolsville is then again shown in "I'll Take Manhattan" when the gang are at their shared clubhouse reading about the situation in Manhattan in the Coolsville Courier.

In the story "The Ghost of Christmas Presents", the gang are in the local mall, looking for gifts for the holiday.

In the story "Revenge, Inc.", the gang were hypnotheize to believe that Coolsville and its Mayor were against them while the population was turning into monsters.

The town is shown in "The Library Lurker" as the setting for the theft of Mrs. Beasley' jewels that were hidden in the Coolsville Public Library.

The city is once again shown in the case of High School Ghoul where Coolsville High School is under attack, and the gang need to go there undercover despite being graduates of the school and examine the case through its students.

The gang went for a joy ride and explored Coolsville's Trolley that was allegedly haunted and about to be cancelled within a week by the Mayor of Coolsville in "Trolley Molly".

The city is shown again in "Prom Fright" where Principal Weathers asks Mystery Inc. to come for the school's prom as her honorary guests.

Fred Jones goes to a date with Charlene all over town in "Mystery Date".

The city is once again shown when the gang attend their alma mater's football team, the Coolsville Devils', game against Rivington Rockets in "Cheers for Fears".

The town is shown again in the Science Ghoul's crime spree across town in "Two Scoobys Are Better Than One".

It is the locality of "The Purloined Poe-M".

Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? (DC Comics)

Coolsville is shown when the gang thwart Dr. Botnise's plans to scare away the local children from the public gardens in town in the beginning of "Ah...Rival".

TBA.

Appearances

• Scooby-Doo (DC Comics)
  • #7(b). Reincarnation Ruckus!
  • #13(b). No Bones About It!
  • #14(a). I'll Take Manhattan
  • #20(b). Ghost in the Machina
  • #21(b). Revenge, Inc. (story)
  • #28(b). High School Ghoul
  • #32(b). The Library Lurker
  • #41(a). Trolley Molly
  • #53(a). Prom Fright
  • #61(a). Mystery Date
  • #75(b). Lean, Mean Mystery Machine
  • #84(b). Working Stiffs
  • #90(d). Oh No, Not Again!
  • #93(b). Cover Story
  • #107(c). A Case for the Birds!
  • #108(a). Two Scoobys Are Better Than One
  • #111(c). You Want Frights with That?
  • #123(c). Cheers for Fears
  • #143(c). Sunday in the Park with Scooby!
  • #158(a). The Purloined Poe-M

• Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? (DC Comics)
  • #20(a).Pepperoni Poltergeist
  • #22(a). Clueless!
  • #33(a). Monsters of Rock
  • #48(a). Tiki Taboo Trouble
  • #62(a). There's a Mummy in My Mineral Water
  • #64(a). Twin Dilemma
  • #91(a). Trance Sylvania
  • #95(a). Mystery Mashing
  • #98(a). Highland Horror
  • #102(a). Pet-trified
  • #105(a). Clearing the Troll Posts
  • #107(a). Striking Terror
  • #109(a). Escape Claws
  • #112(a). Attack of the 8-Foot Amphibian!
  • #114(a). Jailhouse Shock
  • #115(a). Ready Player Run!
  • #118(a). And The Winner Isn't...
  • #119(a). Centaur of Attention
  • #120(a). Djinn-kies!
  • #122(a). The Key of EEEK
  • #123(a). Swede and Sour
  • #126(a). Girls' Night Ouch!
  • #127(a). Dog Tag
  • #129(a). Dine & Dash
  • #130(a). Mayor May Not!'
  • #131(a).

• Scooby-Doo! Team-Up
  • #13. Don't Be a Stranger

Trivia

• The story "How I Spent My Winter Break" states that the gang live on different cities each; meaning that by that story, they're not all Coolsville-citizens.
• In "Big House Brouhaha" the gang are said to have always lived in Big City.
• The stories "The Goal Line Ghost of Terrible Terry", "Project Rainbow and the Poughkeepsie Experiment" and "The Case of the Haunted Huddle" (and perhaps even "Clueless!") all suggest that the gang lives in a town called "Clevertown".