Victory Through Scare Power

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Victory Through Scare Power is the single story of Scooby-Doo! Team-Up #39, by DC Comics.

Premise

To undo Vandal Savage from releasing the monsters from Pandora's Box, Doctor Fate takes Mystery Inc. into the past to solve the same mystery decades ago in in 1942, when the Justice Society of America were still active.

Synopsis

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Characters

Main characters:

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

Supporting characters:

• Justice Society of America (single appearance)(flashback only)
  • Doctor Fate (first full appearance)
  • Wonder Woman (Queen Hippolyta) (flashback only)
  • Doctor Mid-Nite (single appearance)(flashback only)
  • Sandman (single appearance)(flashback only)
  • The Flash (first appearance)(flashback only)
  • Johnny Thunder (single appearance)(flashback only)
  • Black Canary (single appearance)(flashback only)
  • Green Lantern (single appearance)(flashback only)
  • Wildcat (single appearance)(flashback only)
  • Atom (single appearance)(flashback only)
  • Ma Hunkel (single appearance)(flashback only)
  • Red Tornado (single appearance)(flashback only)(Ma Hunkel's disguise)
  • Thunderbolt (single appearance)(flashback only)

Villains:

• Evil spirits (single appearance)(main story and flashback)
• Nazis (single appearance)(flashback only)
  • Vandal Savage (single appearance)(flashback only)
  • Heinrich (single appearance)(flashback only)
  • Johannes (single appearance)(flashback only)
  • Hitler Youth (single appearance)(flashback only)
• Junior Justice Society of America (single appearance)(miscellaneous speaking)(redeemed)

Other characters:

• Adolf Hitler (only time mentioned)(deceased)
• Pandora (only time mentioned)
• Wonder Woman (Diana) (mentioned)
• Black Canary (mentioned)

Locations

• United States
  • Washington, D.C. (main story and flashback)
    • Lincoln Memorial (main story and flashback)
      • Abraham Lincoln (main story and flashback)
    • Washington Monument
    • Capitol Building (flashback only)
  • Boise (mentioned)
  • Justice Society of America headquarters (flashback only)
  • Shipyard (flashback only)
• Ancient Greece (mentioned)

Objects

• Pandora's Box (main story and flashback)
• Power ring (flashback only)
• Velma's glasses
• Blackout Bomb (flashback only)
• Junior Justice Society badges (flashback only)
• Sleeping gas gun (flashback only)
• Magic lasso (flashback only)
• Superglue

Vehicles

• Invisible plane (flashback only)

Suspects

• None

Culprits

Full credits

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

• Written By: Sholly Fisch
• Drawn By: Dario Brizuela
• Colored By: Franco Riesco
• Lettered By: Saida Temofonte
• Cover By: Dario Brizuela with Franco Riesco
• Edited By: Kristy Quinn

Continuity

• The gang Wonder Woman's daughter and successor in Trouble in Paradise and A Super Friend in Need.
• The gang met Black Canary's daughter and successor in Ghosts Are Not Healthy for Dogs and Other Living Things.

Notes/trivia

• TBA

Miscellaneous

• Disguises: None.
• Scooby Snacks bribe: 0.
• "Ruh-roh" count: 0.
• "Zoinks" count: 1.
• "Jeepers" count: 0.
• "Jinkies" count: 1.
• Velma loses her glasses.

Cultural references

• The title is a play on the animated Disney film Victory Through Air Power.
• Hitler Youth was a real youth organization of the Nazi Party in Germany from 1922 to 1945.

Coloring mistakes

• Wonder Woman's face was missing while she stood on the experimental aircraft.

Inconsistencies/continuity errors and/or goofs/oddities

• The original Flash and Green Lantern's identities weren't further expanded on, even though the gang pointed out that the former was the original since they met the current Flash in The Ghost of Gorilla City.
• Shaggy knew that Black Canary had a daughter, but Daphne didn't know the same about Wonder Woman for some reason. He also referred to the second Black Canary in the past tense, wrongly suggesting that she had lost it.

Quotes

External links

• Buy at DC Comics