Darkwing Duck #10
writer: Amanda Deibert
artist: Carlo Lauro
covers: Lesley “Leirix” Li (A), Mirka Andolfo (B), Drew Moss (C), Trish Forstner (D), Ciro Cangialosi (E)
FC | 32 pages | Adventure | $3.99 | All Ages
Darkwing and The Justice Ducks must race to free Launchpad from an underwater Ducklantian prison. All that’s stopping them is the definitely-not-real-except-hangon-maybe-it’s-totally-real-half-duck-half-fish MERDUCK!
Darkwing Duck #10
writer: Amanda Deibert
artist: Carlo Lauro
covers: Lesley “Leirix” Li (A), Mirka Andolfo (B), Drew Moss (C), Trish Forstner (D), Ciro Cangialosi (E)
FC | 32 pages | Adventure | $3.99 | All Ages
Darkwing and The Justice Ducks must race to free Launchpad from an underwater Ducklantian prison. All that’s stopping them is the definitely-not-real-except-hangon-maybe-it’s-totally-real-half-duck-half-fish MERDUCK!
Darkwing Duck #9
writer: Amanda Deibert
artist: Carlo Lauro
covers: Lesley “Leirix” Li (A), Mirka Andolfo (B), Drew Moss (C), Trish Forstner (D), Ciro Cangialosi (E)
FC | 32 pages | Adventure | $3.99 | All Ages
Beware Morgana’s crystal ball! For within, there are visions of… uh, water? Oh wait, Darkwing’s teammate Neptunia is from the water — maybe that means something! But what? Without Launchpad’s compass to guide them, the Justice Ducks are all at sea. Will Darkwing be able to get over his own ego (unlikely) and ask for the help he so crucially needs to find the compass and save the day? Read on (in September) and find out!
Darkwing Duck #9
writer: Amanda Deibert
artist: Carlo Lauro
covers: Lesley “Leirix” Li (A), Mirka Andolfo (B), Drew Moss (C), Trish Forstner (D), Ciro Cangialosi (E)
FC | 32 pages | Adventure | $3.99 | All Ages
Beware Morgana’s crystal ball! For within, there are visions of… uh, water? Oh wait, Darkwing’s teammate Neptunia is from the water — maybe that means something! But what? Without Launchpad’s compass to guide them, the Justice Ducks are all at sea. Will Darkwing be able to get over his own ego (unlikely) and ask for the help he so crucially needs to find the compass and save the day? Read on (in September) and find out!
Darkwing Duck #8
writer: Amanda Deibert
artist: Carlo Lauro
covers: Lesley “Leirix” Li (A), Mirka Andolfo (B), Drew Moss (C), Trish Forstner (D), Ciro Cangialosi (E)
FC | 32 pages | Adventure | $3.99 | Teen
The Justice Ducks are on a quest up north… way up north! But since Launchpad’s compass has been stolen, they don’t really know where they’re going. And an Abominable Snow Duck attacks the crew and separates them. And Darkwing refuses to let anyone help because he is the best superhero in the world. Other than that, everything’s going totally great!
Darkwing Duck #8
writer: Amanda Deibert
artist: Carlo Lauro
covers: Lesley “Leirix” Li (A), Mirka Andolfo (B), Drew Moss (C), Trish Forstner (D), Ciro Cangialosi (E)
FC | 32 pages | Adventure | $3.99 | Teen
The Justice Ducks are on a quest up north… way up north! But since Launchpad’s compass has been stolen, they don’t really know where they’re going. And an Abominable Snow Duck attacks the crew and separates them. And Darkwing refuses to let anyone help because he is the best superhero in the world. Other than that, everything’s going totally great!
Dark Horse Books and Star Wars unite once again to present Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories Volume 3—Light and Shadow! This 104-page volume completes the Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories saga with issues #9-12 of the series. It features writing from Cecil Castellucci, Amanda Deibert, and Michael Moreci, interior art by Lucas Marangon, Megan Huang, Nick Brokenshire, and Riccardo Faccini, with colors by Michael Atiyeh and cover art by Cary Nord.
The Galaxy is a wild and dangerous place!
Dark Horse’s inaugural Star Wars anthology series concludes in this third thrilling volume, with 4 more action filled tales of galactic adventure for all ages!
On the Outer Rim, Jedi like Quinlan Vos, Yoda, and Mace Windu struggle to contain the spreading fires of the Clone Wars, while the clones of the Bad Batch just struggle to make it through the day. And on the forest moon of Endor, the heroes of the Rebellion look back at their greatest triumph.
Secrets will be revealed in this exciting volume of Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories, collecting issues #9-12 of Dark Horse’s all-ages anthology series.
The Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories Volume 3—Light and Shadow trade paperback will arrive in bookstores April 16, 2024 and comic book stores April 17, 2024 in the standard comic trim. It is available for pre-order now on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and at your local comic book shop and bookstore and will retail for $19.99.
As fans celebrate San Diego Comic-Con, whether attending the show or following along from afar, they will want to tune into Dynamite’s Disney extravaganza panel!
This panel will take place on Sunday from 11:30 AM through 12:30 PM in room 23ABC.
Fans attending San Diego Comic-Con can join moderator Scott Nybakken from Dynamite, alongside panelists Greg Weisman (Gargoyles), Amanda Deibert (Darkwing Duck), Gargoyles artist of the past and present Amanda Conner, cover artists Lucio Parrillo and Clayton Crain, and with more to be confirmed.
The Dynamite Disney era of comic books all kicked off with the smash hit return of the beloved Gargoyles to the comic book page. Franchise creator and longtime champion Greg Weisman has been writing the series, joined by the gorgeous artwork of George Kambadais, to rave reviews. Through the overwhelming support of fans, a second companion title Gargoyles: Dark Ages just recently launched, delving into the long ago past of the characters and their lore, which fans have waited years to see. At the panel, behind the scenes details and teases of upcoming Gargoyles stories will be shared, plus a first look at a project releasing in October!
Darkwing Duck has swooped back into the hands of readers thanks to the creative team of Amanda Deibert and Carlo Cid Lauro. They’ve wowed longtime Darkwing and Disney Duck fans with their seamless blended style, capturing the classic show alongside modern sensibilities. Plus, the just announced spinoff Negaduck by Jeff Parker and Ciro Cangialosi is right around the corner!
With favorites like Scar from The Lion King, Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty, and Hades from Hercules announced and publishing so far, Dynamite’s take on the Disney Villains pantheon has been a treat for all kinds of fans. The panel will discuss these three series so far and pose the question — which villain could be next…?
Fans not attending the show can stay tuned for the biggest news from the panel.
Darkwing Duck #7
writer: Amanda Deibert
artist: Carlo Lauro
covers: Lesley “Leirix” Li (A), Mirka Andolfo (B), Drew Moss (C), Trish Forstner (D), Ciro Cangialosi (E)
FC | 32 pages | Adventure | $3.99 | Teen
Behold… THE JUSTICE DUCKS! An elite team of superheroes that battle crime with ruthless precision… just kidding. They’re actually a group of ducks (and a fish) that kinda/sorta work together sometimes. But Darkwing’s got that whole “I work better alone!” thing going on, so this issue answers the burning question…Can Darkwing Duck subdue his ego long enough to work with a super-team?*
(*Spoiler: Probably not.)
Darkwing Duck has returned to saving St. Canard. But, a classic villain has returned in Dr. NoGood, and has decided to get F.O.W.L. back together! Darkwing has to deal with multiple villains and dots start getting connected. Darkwing Duck #5 picks up on the first four issues, building to something bigger in another multi-issue story.
Writer Amanda Deibert continues to channel the classic animated series as Darkwing Duck #5 brings back multiple villains, Dr. NoGood and Liquidator. The series as a whole has felt like it’s been building towards something and this issue seems to be the next step in whatever that is. While the series started off with a bunch of stories that didn’t quite feel interconnected, this issue makes that feel otherwise, showing off there might have been a plan all along. As a whole, it makes the series more enjoyable as you can read whatever issues you want featuring your favorite villains or enjoy the overarching story, which is partially what made the animated series so enjoyable as well.
Carlo Lauro‘s art continues to capture that series and characters. There’s a motion to it all that despite it being on the page, you can still get a sense of movement from the comic. Jeff Ekcleberry‘s lettering also nails things down adding to the fun and excitement. The comic feels like it’s ripped from the cartoon and no time has passed between the animated series and this.
Darkwing Duck #5 is another fun read that picks up on the hints of a bigger story from the previous issue. For long time fans it’s a welcome return of the characters but for new readers the team has been introducing everyone slowly. Lots of fun that captures or childhood. Overall, it’s just entertaining and will put a smile on your face.
Story: Amanda Deibert Art: Carlo Lauro
Color: Carlo Lauro Letterer: Jeff Eckleberry
Story: 8.15 Art: 8.15 Overall: 8.15 Recommendation: Buy
Dynamite Entertainment provided Graphic Policy with a FREE copy for review
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