What if horror’s greatest villains were put into classic episodes of “Scooby-Doo”? That’s the question artist Travis Falligant has been answering over the course of the last several years with his “Lost Mysteries” art series, which has been viral gold here in the horror community dating back to 2014.

#1 “IT's the Diabolical Derry Clown Caper!”

The gang visits the town of Derry Maine where children are missing and a ghostly clown haunts the sewers.

#2 "The Case of the Springwood Slasher"

#3 “The Stranger Danger Debacle”

The gang is spooked by masked figures lurking outside Fred’s uncle’s house.

#4 “The Case of the Mysterious Ghostface”

The ending reveal of the villain(s) was shocking!!!

#5 "An Icy Fling with a Terrifying Thing"

#6 “Scooby-Doo and the Motel Mother Mystery”

The Mystery Machine breaks down near a motel where the owner’s odd son has a vacancy…and a strange fascination with his mother.

#7 “Don’t Get Lost in Santa Carla”

Scooby and the gang visit the boardwalk in Santa Carla, not knowing that a gang of bikers haunt the beach looking to sink their fangs into tourists.

#8 "Scooby-Doo and the Sussudio Psycho"

#9 “Scooby-Doo and the Malpractice Malice"

Scooby and the gang investigate a small town’s legend of a doctor gone mad. Will they get a clean bill of health or flatline?

#10 "The Spooky Shape of Haddonfield"

#11 "The Creepy Case of Camp Crystal Lake"

#12 “Scooby-Doo, Where’s the Crew?”

Scooby and the gang investigate an empty spaceship. Where did everyone go? What scared them away? What are those slimy, large eggs?…

#13 "A Night Of Nunsense"

When the gang gets stranded outside a spooky convent, they stumble onto the path of a ghastly nun!

#14 “The Terrible Texas Terror”

Scooby and the gang travel to Texas to compete in the state chili cookoff and run afoul of the Sawyer family, a kooky bunch of locals with a secret in their sauce…