History ComicBook / DarkwingDuck

* NotBrainwashed: [[spoiler: Darkwarrior Duck in the second arc. While the rest of the Darkwings had been hexed by Magica de Spell in part of her and Negaduck's plan to attack St. Canard, he had voluntarily allied with them so he would get a chance to "clean up St. Canard by leading their Darkwings army against the city."]]

* NotBrainwashed: [[spoiler: Darkwarrior Duck in the second arc. While the rest of the Darkwings had been hexed by Magica de Spell in part of her and Negaduck's plan to attack St. Canard, he had voluntarily allied with them so he would get a chance to "clean up St. Canard."]]

* TakeThat: The Joe Books collection's revision of "F.O.W.L. Disposition," has Darkwing Duck mention a poorly written romance novel called ''[[Literature/{{Twilight}} After Dusk]].'' Just in case the reference isn't clear, Steelbeak even refers to it as "sparkly vampire drivel."

* NotBrainwashed: [[spoiler: Darkwarrior Duck in the second arc. While the rest of the Darkwings had been hexed by Magica de Spell, in part of her and Negaduck's plan to attack St. Canard, he had voluntarily allied with them so he would get a chance to "clean up St. Canard."]]

** The new villains introduced in the "Campaign Carnage" story arc: One-Shot seems to be a parody of Marvel Comics' Bullseye, Cat-Tankerous draws from the X-Men's Juggernaut, and Suff-Rage is very similar to the Franchise/SpiderMan villain Mysterio.

*** The first arc is titled "[[Comicbook/BatmanTheDarkKnightReturns The Duck Knight Returns]]," with covers [[https://camo.derpicdn.net/e5d20dd0c2bbe29e19d3922244e3624b81dcb3a2?url=http%3A%2F%2Fdarkwingblog.files.wordpress.com%2F2010%2F10%2Fdarkwingdarkknightcomparison1.jpg referencing (and parodying) the iconic image]] of Franchise/{{Batman}} leaping through a dark sky illuminated by lightning.

*** "Crisis of Infinite Darkwings" is a nod to Comicbook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths.

* CanonDiscontinuity: Dangerous Currency has become this due to the omnibus published by Joe Books omitting the last two issues of the original comic and making an entirely new story in its place. It's been stated by some correspondences with Aaron Sparrow that, to begin with, the story was published without Disney's approval and that a new crossover might be written later, but only time will tell. That being said, while "Dangerous Currency" is no longer canon, "Campaign Carnage" still features the Phantom Blot and his alliance with Magica [=DeSpell=] in the ending and even still has his ink has the source of the villains' powers.

** In the second arc, [[spoiler:several of the Darkwings are parodies of Batman & Robin, Spider-Man, Silver Surfer, the Universal movie monsters, the Flash, Popeye the Sailor Man, [[Series/TheMuppetShow Fozzie Bear]], [[WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles Mr. Incredible]] and [[Series/DoctorWho The Fourth Doctor]] to name a few.]]

** In #6, [[spoiler: we see a dozen versions of Darkwing that appeared in the original cartoon, including [[BadFuture Dark Warrior Duck]], Arachnoduck, "Thug" Darkwing, [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent Darkwing Dog]], Spaceman Darkwing, and [[SomethingCompletelyDifferent Privateer Darkwing]].]]

* NotBrainwashed: [[spoiler: Darkwarrior Duck in the second arc. While the rest of the Darkwings had been hexed by Magica de Spell, in part of her, and Negaduck's plan to attack St. Canard, he had voluntarily allied with them so he would get a chance to "clean up St. Canard."]]

* NotBrainwashed: [[spoiler: Darkwarrior Duck told Quiverwing Darkwing it was so in his case. While the rest of the Darkwings had been hexed by Magica de Spell, in part of her, and Negaduck's plan to attack St. Canard, he had voluntarily allied with them so he would get a chance to "clean up St. Canard."]]

* TyrannosaurusRex: Caveman!Darkwing rides on one.

* CoversAlwaysLie: The cover for the sixth issue of Boom's [=DuckTales=] comic, which contained the penultimate part of the Dangerous Currency arc, depicted Magica De Spell, Flintheart Glomgold, Megavolt, Quackerjack, and Steelbeak swimming in Scrooge [=McDuck=]'s Money Bin when only Magica and the Beagle Boys did so in the actual story and Flintheart and Steelbeak weren't present at all.

* BreadEggsBreadedEggs: A flashback in the third issue has Negaduck mention that he needs to buy chainsaws, flamethrowers, and flaming chainsaw throwers.

* CanonDiscontinuity: Dangerous Currency has become this due to the omnibus published by Joe Books omitting the last two issues of the original comic and making an entirely new story in its place. It's been stated by some correspondences with Aaron Sparrow that, to begin with, the story was published without Disney's approval and that a new crossover might be written later, but only time will tell.
** That being said, while "Dangerous Currency" is no longer canon, "Campaign Carnage" still features the Phantom Blot and his alliance with Magica [=DeSpell=] in the ending and even still has his ink has the source of the villains' powers.

* ReverseMole: [[spoiler: Femme Appeal]] turns out to be one.

** Then there's Femme Appeal, the spy introduced in issue #10. She's basically [[Series/TheAvengers Emma Peel]] as a vixen.

-->'''Isis:''' Oh, trust me... [[Disney/{{Frozen}} it's a thing now]].