In just a fun stand-alone issue Darkwing Duck #4 jumps us into the middle of an adventure with Darkwing and Launchpad taking on Steelbeak before moving on to the main storyline where, after sharing their mutual hatred for he who flaps in the night, Quackerjack and Lilliput decide to team-up to take out St. Canard’s hero.
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The second issue of the new Darkwing Duck series, set early-ish in the crime-fighter’s career, gives us Bushroot who takes the place of the substitute teacher at Gosalyn‘s school just as she tries out (and fails to land) the starring role in the school play. Promising to help her get a larger role if she helps him out in his garden, Gosalyn unwittingly helps the criminal create bushy henchmen in the look of her classmates and also St. Canard’s most famous hero.
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A new Darkwing Duck comic kicks off here with part one of a twelve-part storyline involving Darkwing Duck, shortly after his adoption of Gosalyn, searching for an arch-nemesis… and also fighting crime. In Darkwing Duck #1 we get Darkwing taking on Megavolt who has stolen a super-battery and heads to the carnival to charge it leading to a run-in with Launchpad and Gosalyn (who should be in bed). Despite the “Year One” moniker, the comic is taking place after Darkwing, Launchpad, and Gosalyn are brought together and after he’s had multiple run-ins with super-villains (even if he still has to remind them of his name). Still, it’s a fun early adventure for the character.
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After a few months off we finally get the second issue of Justice Ducks, this one inspired by Doctor Who with the arrival of the space and time traveler The Maven and his companion Tulip who show up to help the Justice Ducks deal with bizarre robots (think cute-ish Daleks) turning people to stone and the arrival of The Maven’s old enemy The Botherer who then turns the rock statues into evil minions.
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Spinning out of the adventures of Darkwing Duck comes the new series featuring the super-hero team of Gizmoduck, Morgana, Stegmutt, Neptunia, and of course Launchpad and Darkwing Duck. The first issue of Justice Ducks has each of the heroes separately noticing trouble brewing in St. Canard and all arriving on the scene to find a giant menace stomping around town followed by a flying saucer filled with its friends.
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