Breaking out of prison, Negaduck returns to St. Canard to take come up with a dastardly plan to take the city by storm. Things don’t go well. It turns out, coming up with an original criminal plan is actually harder than the super-villain expected as all other Darkwing Duck villains beat him to the punch on all of his “brilliant” ideas only riling up the villain even more.
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The search for Launchpad‘s stolen compass hits a snag with Darkwing Duck and Gosalyn discover the sidekick can’t fly without one, and doesn’t seem willing to use a substitute. Gosalyn’s solution to the problem is to enlist the help of another hero, much to her father’s dismay, leading to a team-up with Gizmoduck. Darkwing Duck #8 is a fun middle issue to a larger tale fueled by the heroes’ inability to get along.
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Fans who enjoy seeing Darkwing Duck get riled up need look no further than Darkwing Duck #7 and his first foray through the city’s new museum of super-heroes which leads to in increasingly agitated state. The issue plays on the pettiness of DW who is perturbed not only by how much credit other heroes get in the museum but the lackluster state of his own exhibit as well.
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What begins as Darkwing Duck and Gosalyn (dressed up as his new sidekick) attempting to bring in the resurrected Dr. NoGood who has brainwashed the children of St. Canard takes several twist and turns including Darkwing even temporarily allying himself with Megavolt (which goes about as well as expected as it turns into a double-cross against our hero).
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The opening arc of Dynamite Entertainment’s new Darkwing Duck series comes to a close with Bushroot threatening the city and a Drake Mallard pinning for the good old days of crime-fighting being lured out of retirement. It’s the return of Darkwing Duck! Well, you didn’t think Dynamite would launch a new series just to keep he retired, did you?
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