Darkwing Duck #9
SCORE: 76
The current Darkwing Duck storyline continue to slowly grow and build
in Darkwing Duck #9. We are introduced to more interesting characters
within Darkwing Duck #9. This comic book contains twenty-two pages of
comic book content, then a page devoted to the next issue, some
advertisements, and finally the cover gallery. This is all pretty
standard for a Dynamite comic book. At the least the ones I have been
reading.
There will be spoilers in this review. There is an advertisement within
Darkwing Duck #9 for the Justice Ducks. This is something I recommended
in a review or two ago. It will be interesting to see how this group of
characters will work together. From what I have seen of them thus far in
Darkwing Duck they are extremely dysfunctional. How will they get
anything done?
The two issues families could have with Darkwing Duck #9 are magic, and
cartoon violence. Darkwing Duck #9 has a lot of running around and
getting nowhere. Too many of these heroes in Darkwing Duck #9 do not
want to work together. I wish someone would explain why they have such
an issue with one another. There is a bit of humor here and there within
Darkwing Duck #9.
Darkwing Duck really needs to take a minute and listen to others. He
could have saved himself some time. Plus Darkwing Duck messes with
completely innocent citizens in Darkwing Duck #9. I like Stegmutt in
Darkwing Duck #9. He is a fun character that is very helpful. I am not
so big on Stegmutt crushing the tickle gun in Darkwing Duck #9. Stegmutt
was trying to save that guy from Darkwing Duck so I understand it.
We go all around in Darkwing Duck #9 to only wind up right back over the
ocean. That is where the thief took the Quackerware he or she stole from
Herb Muddlefoot. Herb tried to tell DW about it earlier in Darkwing Duck
#9. There is a tracking device in his Quackerware. I wonder if Launchpad
is going to be there too? I suspect Launchpad will be fine and happy
where he is. I will need to keep reading to find out.
- Paul
Graphics: 76%
Writing: 76%
Replay/Extras: 78%
Story: 76%
Family Friendly Factor: 74%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Dynamite
Author: Deibert, Lauro
Rating: ‘AA’ for All Ages
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