Calling Super Method in Javascript Backbone Class

Calling Super Method in Javascript Backbone Class

I have a base class that extends a Backbone.View. I want to be able to
call the super's 'initialize' after overriding the 'initialize' on a sub
class. How can I accomplish calling the super of an extended class in
javascript in the most robust and clearest way?
I have seen this (Super in Backbone), is there a clearer way to accomplish
this without having to know who the super class is before hand?
App.Views.BaseView = Backbone.View.extend({
initialize: function(templateContext){
this.super_called = true;
}
});
For all of my sub views, I want to take advantage of the already written
initialize function.
App.Views.ChildViewWorks = App.Views.extend({});
var newView = new App.Views.ChildViewWorks();
alert(newView.super_called); // print true
App.Views.ChildViewDoesNotWork = App.Views.extend({
initialize: function(templateContext){
this.super_called = false;
//what line of code can I add here to call the super initialize()?
}
});
var newViewWrong = new App.Views.ChildViewDoesNotWork();
alert(newViewWrong.super_called); //now equal to false because I have not
called the super.