The Unexpected!

The Unexpected! is the single story in Scooby Apocalypse #28, by DC Comics.

Premise
Daphne sets out on suicide mission in vengeance for Fred, while getting an unlikely partner in Scrappy-Doo.

Synopsis
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Characters
Main characters:
 * Daphne Blake
 * Scrappy-Doo

Supporting characters:
 * Shaggy Rogers
 * Scooby-Doo
 * Dr. Velma Dinkley
 * Cliffy
 * Daisy Dinkley

Villains:
 * Monsters

Other characters:
 * Ned Blake
 * Mrs. Rogers
 * Mr. Rogers
 * Charlie Brown
 * Lucy van Pelt
 * Grace Kubelsky
 * Jack Kubelsky
 * Rufus T. Dinkley
 * Scrappy Gang

Locations

 * New York
 * Albany
 * Menands
 * Henry Hudson Mall

Objects

 * Daphne's gun
 * Emojigoogles
 * Velma's googles

Vehicles

 * None

Full credits

 * Keith Giffin, J.M. DeMatteis & Pat Olliffe welcome legendary inker Tom Palmer to Team Scooby!
 * Hi-Fi: colors
 * Travis Lanham: letters
 * Kaare Andrews: cover
 * Yasmine Putri: variant cover
 * Liz Erickson: assistant editor
 * Harvey Richards: editor
 * Jim Chadwick: is wondering how long it will take for Giffen & DeMatteis to drive Palmer away!

Continuity

 * Fred died in Disaster!
 * Shaggy and Velma started a romantic relationship between Disaster! and the Afterlives, the previous story.
 * Jack & Grace Kubelsky became Velma's assistants between Disaster! and Afterlives.
 * Scrappy returned in the previous story.

Notes/trivia

 * When Scrappy refers to the monsters as "pieces of shit", "shit" is partially cut off by hiding the third letter and all of the fourth.

Cultural references

 * Velma's while screaming is reminiscent of the comic strip characters screaming in Peanuts, such as when Charlie Brown misses kicking the football because Lucy van Pelt removes it just before, which Shaggy directly references.
 * Cliffy wants Daisy to read him the novel The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe for bed.

Coloring mistakes

 * None known

Inconsistencies/continuity errors and/or goofs/oddities

 * Ned Blake is called George again continuing from the previous story.