Brotherly Hate!

Brotherly Hate!
Description
Publisher	DC Comics
Date published	May 10, 2017
Part of	Scooby Apocalypse #13
# of pages	17
Writer	Keith Giffen J.M. DeMatteis
Penciler	Dale Eaglesham (p. 1-12) Tom Derenick (p. 13-17)
Inker	Dale Eaglesham (p. 1-12) Tom Derenick (p 13-17)
Colorer	Hi-Fi
Letterer	Travis Lanham
Editor	Marie Javins
Chronology
Previous story	Boy Meets Dog!
Next story	Monster Meat!

Brotherly Hate! is the first of two stories in Scooby Apocalypse #13, by DC Comics. It was followed by Monster Meat!

Premise

Rufus T. Dinkley refuses to help his sister, as he thinks he's become leader of the monsters, which becomes his undoing.

Synopsis

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Characters

Main characters:

• Shaggy Rogers
• Scooby-Doo
• Daphne Blake
• Dr. Velma Dinkley
• Fred Jones

Supporting characters:

• Daisy Dinkley

Villains:

• Rufus T. Dinkley
• Monsters ^{(no lines)}

Other characters:

• Hugo Dinkley ^(corpse)
• Dr. Mindip Kapoor ^(corpse)
• William Blake ^{(only time mentioned)(deceased)}
• Bud Abbott ^{(first mentioned)(deceased)}
• Lou Costello ^{(first mentioned)(deceased)}

Locations

• Seattle, Washington
  • Dinkley Tower

Objects

• Emotigoggles
• Shaggy's gun
• Velma's goggles
• Daphne's gun
• Shaggy's cell phone
• Fred's cell phone
• Rufus's laptop
• Dr. Kapoor's laptop

Vehicles

• Mystery Machine

Full credits

The following credits try to match how they are displayed in the comic as much as possible:

• Keith Giffen & J.M. DeMatteis: Writers
• Dale Eaglesham (p. 1-12) & Tom Derenick (p. 13-17): Artists
• Hi-Fi: Colors
• Travis Lanham: Letters
• Howard Porter & Hi-Fi: Main Cover
• Nick Bradshaw & Tomeu Morey: Variant Cover
• Brittany Holzherr: Assoc. Editor
• Marie Javins: Commander-in-Chief
• Based on a Concept By: Jim Lee

Continuity

• The story continues from Family Reunion.
• Hugo Dinkley's corpse was first seen in the previous story.
• Dr. Kapoor's tied up corpse is still in Dinkley Tower, from when Rufus killed him in View from the Tower.

Notes/trivia

• While Rufus's death isn't seen, Daisy considers him to have died in The Unexpected!

Cultural references

• When Shaggy talks about being in love with Daisy Blake despite her marriage to Rufus, Fred thinks he's talking like the 19th century poet William Blake.
• Daphne refers to Shaggy and Fred as Abbott & Costello, respectively, who were a pair of comedians in the mid 20th century.

Coloring mistakes

• None known.

Inconsistencies/continuity errors and/or goofs/oddities

• None known.

External links

• Buy from DC Comics