Stargirl Spring Break Special #1

(July 2021)

The Seven Soldiers of Spring Break (Table of Contents: 1)

Stargirl / comic story / 31 pages (report information)

Script

Geoff Johns (credited)

Pencils

Todd Nauck (credited)

Inks

Todd Nauck (credited)

Colors

Hi-Fi (credited)

Letters

Rob Leigh (credited)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Stargirl [Courtney Whitmore]; S.T.R.I.P.E. [Pat Dugan; Stripesy]; Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]; Red Arrow [Emiko Queen]; Vigilante [Greg Saunders]; Shining Knight [Sir Justin]; Victory (winged horse); Crimson Avenger [Jill Carlyle]; Crimson Avenger [Lee Travis]; Wing; Star-Spangled Kid [Sylvester Pemberton] (flashback); Speedy [Roy Harper] (flashback); Nebula Man (flashback); Barbara Whitmore-Dugan; Mike Dugan; Clock King [William Tockman]; Dan the Dyna-Mite [Dan Dunbar]; Secret [Greta Hayes]

Synopsis

For Spring Break, Courtney travels with Pat to Myrtle Beach, to answer a call from Greg Saunders who has gathered the Seven Soldiers of Victory to rescue Lee Travis, who has been believed dead but has been transported to the present by a time machine. They end up in a confrontation with Clock King, who is after the time machine.

Keywords

Myrtle Beach; Seven Soldiers of Victory; Spring Break

Indexer Notes

Storyline continues in Stargirl: The Lost Children (DC, 2023 series) #1.

It is revealed that the present-day Oliver Queen and Roy Harper also served as the Golden Age Green Arrow and Speedy when they were accidentally transported back in time by a time trap of Clock King.

Story references the events of Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #100-102 and "Whatever Happened to... the Crimson Avenger?" from DC Comics Presents (DC, 1978 series) #38.

The Seven Soldiers of Victory (Table of Contents: 2)

Seven Soldiers of Victory / illustration / 2 pages (report information)

Pencils

Jerry Ordway (credited, signed)

Inks

Jerry Ordway (credited, signed)

Colors

Hi-Fi (credited)

Letters

?

Genre

superhero

Characters

Shining Knight [Sir Justin]; Victory (winged horse); Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]; Speedy [Roy Harper]; Star-Spangled Kid [Sylvester Pemberton]; Stripesy [Pat Dugan]; Vigilante [Greg Saunders]; Crimson Avenger [Lee Travis]; Wing

Excuses by Brec Bassinger (Table of Contents: 3)

text article / 1 page (report information)

Script

Brec Bassinger (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

?

Indexer Notes

Notes from Courtney to her teachers explaining why she is always missing classes. Written by Brec Bassinger who plays Stargirl on the CW TV series.

Justice Society: Past Is Prologue (Table of Contents: 4)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 3 pages (report information)

Script

Geoff Johns (credited)

Pencils

Bryan Hitch (credited)

Inks

Bryan Hitch (credited)

Colors

Alex Sinclair (credited)

Letters

Rob Leigh (credited)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Clock King [William Tockman]; Per Degaton; Justice Society of America [Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Hawkgirl [Shiera Hall]; Starman [Ted Knight]; Wildcat [Ted Grant]; Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Hooty; Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Hourman [Rex Tyler]; Wonder Woman; Johnny Thunder; Thunderbolt; Atom [Al Pratt]; Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Mister Terrific [Terry Sloane]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Star-Spangled Kid [Sylvester Pemberton]; Huntress [Helena Wayne]; Power Girl [Karen Starr]; Cyclone [Maxine Hunkel]; Mister Terrific [Michael Holt]; Nuklon [Atom Smasher; Albert Rothstein]; Jade [Jennie-Lynn Hayden]; Stargirl [Courtney Whitmore]; Doctor Midnight [Beth Chapel]; Jakeem Thunder; Obsidian [Todd Rice]; Wildcat [Yolanda Montez]

Synopsis

Per Degaton enlists Clock King to aide in his plot against the Justice Society.

Where's Stripesy? (Table of Contents: 5)

cartoon / 1 page (report information)

Script

Fred Hembeck (credited)

Pencils

Fred Hembeck (credited)

Inks

Fred Hembeck (credited)

Colors

Hi-Fi (credited)

Letters

?

Genre

humor

Characters

Starman [Ted Knight]; Firebrand [Danette Reilly]; Plastic Man; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Hawkgirl [Shiera Hall]; Johnny Thunder; Thunderbolt; Obsidian [Todd Rice]; Star-Spangled Kid [Sylvester Pemberton]; Silver Scarab [Hector Hall]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; T.N.T. [Thomas N. Thomas]; Dan the Dyna-Mite [Dan Dunbar]; Zatara; Jade [Jennie-Lynn Hayden]; Atom [Al Pratt]; Mister Terrific [Terry Sloane]; Vigilante [Greg Saunders]; Crimson Avenger [Lee Travis]; Wing; Red Bee; Commander Steel [Hank Heyward]; Stripesy [Pat Dugan]; Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]; Speedy [Roy Harper]; Fury [Lyta Trevor]; The Jester [Chuck Lane]; Black Canary [Dinah Drake Lance]; Robotman [Robert Crane]; Merry, Girl of 1000 Gimmicks; Johnny Quick [Johnny Chambers]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Northwind [Norda Cantrell]; Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Red Tornado [Ma Hunkel]; Blue Beetle [Dan Garrett]; Sargon the Sorceror; Tarantula [Jonathan Law]; Spectre; Huntress [Helena Wayne]; Air Wave [Larry Jordan]; Power Girl [Karen Starr]; Brainwave Jr.; The Ray [Happy Terrill]; Shining Knight [Sir Justin]; Wonder Woman; Hourman [Rex Tyler]; Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Sandy [Sandy Hawkins]; Uncle Sam; Liberty Belle [Libby Lawrence]; Manhunter [Paul Kirk]; Guardian [Jim Harper]; Nuklon [Albert Rothstein]; Human Bomb [Roy Lincoln]; Amazing Man; Doll Man [Darrel Dane]; Doll Girl [Martha Roberts]; Doctor Fate; Wildcat [Ted Grant]; The Whip [Rodney Gaynor]

Keywords

All-Star Squadron; Freedom Fighters; Infinity Inc; Justice Society of America; Seven Soldiers of Victory

Indexer Notes

A "Where's Waldo?" homage featuring Stripesy hidden in a super-hero crowd scene.