Darkwing Duck #7
SCORE: 78
Darkwing Duck #7 is the quintessental Darkwing Duck kind of story.
Darkwing Duck and Launchpad go into town to see the Hall of Heroes.
There will be spoilers in this review. Darkwing Duck thinks this museum
is going to be all about him. They get there and Darkwing Duck is
required to purchase a ticket. This is the first insult against DW in
this comic book. There will be plenty more of them coming up.
As Darkwing Duck goes through exhibit after exhibit he is getting more
annoyed that he cannot find anything about him. Darkwing Duck is the
main super hero in this town after all. Why is there nothing about him?
That is until Darkwing Duck finds the exhibit on the Justice Ducks. The
insults keep rolling in as DW completely disagrees with the video on the
origins of the Justice Ducks in Darkwing Duck #7.
Things get even worse for Darkwing Duck in Darkwing Duck #7. His exhibit
is the fourth one. The description near his status is: "Power and
Abilities: No Real Powers, Relies on Gadgets, Nice Cape, Has an
Excellent Sidekick." Neptunia is the last statue in the exhibit in
Darkwing Duck #7. As Neptunia and Darkwing Duck debate the past an alarm
goes off in the museum in Darkwing Duck #7. Someone is robbing the
place.
We find out later that the most important item stolen is Launchpad's
compass. This disturbs Launchpad greatly. Darkwing Duck and Neptunia had
the unknown bad guy but their bickering and competing cost them the
collar. There are twenty-two pages of comic book content within Darkwing
Duck #7. After the content is one of the front covers to next month,
some advertisements, and finally the cover gallery.
There is a bit of violent content within Darkwing Duck #7. The well
known DW humor is in Darkwing Duck #7. I find myself feeling bad for
Darkwing Duck. He has done so much good, and helped so many characters.
He gets abused pretty badly in Darkwing Duck #7. Will the rest of the
Justice Ducks get called in after this issue? I do not know. I will need
to keep reading to find out. Darkwing Duck #7 focused more on the humor
and less on the action.
- Paul
Graphics: 75%
Writing: 76%
Replay/Extras: 83%
Story: 77%
Family Friendly Factor: 79%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Dynamite
Author: Deibert, Lauro
Rating: ‘AA’ for All Ages
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