Velma the Vampire Hunter - Neatorama

Illustration by Travis Pitts

Dr. Monster (Travis Pitts) created this illustration for his Flickr 'Stream. Pitts calls it "we've got some work to do now," and it clearly tells a dramatic tale. Note the R.I.P. S+F+D (Shaggy, Fred & Daphne). Link

nothing hotter than a zombie-killing geeky chick

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Looks like she's still into chicks, but now she can hold her own against the supernatural. I guess Scooby is quite capable now that Shaggy's not smoking ganja around him anymore.

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Now that I think of it, there's a possibility it could be habitual replacement.

http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/2001-05-22/index-1.gif

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You should mention that it is available as a shirt you can buy on Threadless!

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I believe it's also up on threadless...Travis is an amazing designer.
Kudos...once again for pure genius.

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http://media.threadless.com/product/2094/We_ve_Got_Some_Work_To_Do_Now

The threadless shirt is out of print, but go vote for it! I missed it when it was available!!

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I like this Velma much better :)

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Velma still has that face that only belongs on a librarian. Do not want.

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Jinkies, Velma is Hot!!!

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I strongly dislike Scooby-Doo in general, but I love this graphic.

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I pretty much hated scooby-doo and that era of cartoons in general.It's only when we are older and look back we can laugh at the fact that the backgrounds looped, but it's also kind of insulting. i have a healthy respect for the palette, design and premise though- and i tried to keep that intact in this reinvention. ;)

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Kudos Travis, and I hope your gf isn't getting too big of an Internet-head for modeling for this. 8)

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We lack originality.

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@ted

I agree. I say we bring back He-Man!

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I would watch this.

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Note the use of Freddy's neckerchief as a bandage.

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I managed to get one of the Threadless shirts a couple of weeks ago. It gets a lot of attention.

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Is that a bite on Velma's arm? Poor Velma...

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@Tonberry2k

Actually his ascot was orange. I only know it's called an ascot due to watching the Robot Chicken skit, which was pretty funny at pointing out the rediculous parts of the show.

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Brilliant!

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yeah it's daphne's ascot :)
i wanted to use fred's, but velma already has so much orange in her wardrobe....in the end i think it make's daphne's fate seem worse than if was fred's too :)

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So I'm curious, what's up with the giant wooden spike?

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@Johnny Cat

For giant vampires... duh.

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This is pretty cool though, it's like the Frank Miller of Scooby Doo.

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the giant stake is sort of a nod to the grandfather's fenceposts in LOST BOYS, except bigger.

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