DC Challenge Vol 1 9

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"All This and World War, Too!"
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DC Challenge Vol 1 #9
July, 1986
Executive Editor	Dick Giordano
Cover Artists	Klaus Janson
All This and World War, Too!
Writers	Jean-Marc Lofficier Roy Thomas
Pencilers	Don Heck
Inkers	Don Heck
Colorists	Carl Gafford
Letterers	John Costanza
Editors	Robert Greenberger
Previous Issue	DC Challenge # 8
Next Issue	DC Challenge # 10

DC Challenge #9 is an issue of the series DC Challenge (Volume 1) with a cover date of July, 1986.

Appearing in "All This and World War, Too!"

Featured Characters: (by order of appearance)

• Plastic Man
• Son of Vulcan
• Metron
• Outsiders
  • Batman
  • Halo
  • Metamorpho
  • Black Lightning
  • Geo-Force
  • Katana
• Titans
  • Nightwing
  • Cyborg
  • Starfire
  • Changeling
  • Raven
• Superman
• Justice League Detroit
  • Vibe
  • Gypsy
  • Martian Manhunter
  • Steel II
  • Vixen
• Adam Strange
• Prince Ra-Man
• Enemy Ace
• Deadman
• Blackhawk Squadron
  • Blackhawk
  • Andre
  • Hans Hendrickson
  • Olaf Bjornson
  • Stanislaus
• Hawkman
• Captain Comet
• Einstein
• Hawkwoman
• Dr Fate
• Aquaman
• Zatanna
• Viking Prince
• Captain Marvel
• Vigilante II

Supporting Characters:

• Guardians
  • Basilus
  • Valorex
• Alanna
• Prince Ra-Man
• Jimmy Olsen
• Woozy Winks
• Sardath

Antagonists:

• Molantians
  • Bork
  • Kaz
• Mongul (Flashback only)
• A Molantian soul inhabitating Humphrey Bogart's body
• A Molantian soul inhabitating Groucho Marx's body
• A Molantian soul inhabitating Peter Lorre's body
• A Molantian soul inhabitating Charlie Chaplin's body
• Nazi Party
  • Adolf Hitler (age 90)
• Joker
• Anti-Matter Man
• Challengers of the Unknown
  • Professor Haley (Earth-X analogue counterpart)
  • Ace Morgan (Earth-X analogue counterpart)
  • Red Ryan (Earth-X analogue counterpart)
  • Rocky Davis (Earth-X analogue counterpart)

Other Characters:

• Dr. Thirteen
• Floyd
• Merlin (Flashback only)
• Jonah Hex (Flashback only)
• Uncle Sam

Locations:

• Earth-Thirty-Two
• Metropolis
  • Galaxy Communications
• Titans Tower
• Rann
• Wild West (Flashback only)
• An Earth-X analogue
• Sahara Desert (Flashback only)

Items:

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Vehicles:

• Mobius Chair
  

Notes

• In an interview in Back Issue #98 (August 2017), Roy Thomas says he hired Jean-Marc Lofficier to "ghost-plot" this story, without DC's knowledge, because Thomas was very busy at the time. Therefore, Lofficier is not credited.
• The Guardians are called "Guardians of Oa" by Metron indicating these events should be occurring on Earth-One as that is the only reality that is supposed to have an Oa but Crisis on Infinite Earths: Absolute Edition identifies this as being on Earth-Thirty-Two.

See Also

• Cover gallery for the DC Challenge series

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