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The series exploits the violent misadventures of Louis "Duke" Duck, an ordinary resident of a world where animals talk and behave like humans. While lamenting with his best and only friend (whose real name is never revealed and is just called "The Little Guy", though it is slightly implied he is Howard the Duck) that his girlfriend left him for a "wimp", Duke witnesseses Little Guy vanish in front of his eyes all of sudden. A few years later, Little Guy appears in Duke's house bleeding to death, much to the horror and anger from his friend. As he dies, Little Guy reveals to Duke that he had been teleported to another dimension, where he was forced to sign in a contract with an entertainment company called Gordcorp in order to survive in this new world, only to be exploited, humiliated and consequently killed when he tried to fight back for his rights. Vowing revenge, Duke creates a dimensional-travelling machine and goes to the world where Godcorp resides, starting a bloody and brutal war against the company and a group of assassins under their command. During his way, Duke also meets a few allies that include the violent-tempered Beryl Mudge and superhuman lawyer Henry Holmes.
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The series exploits the violent misadventures of Louis "Duke" Duck, an ordinary resident of a world where animals talk and behave like humans. While lamenting with his best and only friend (whose real name is never revealed and is just called "The Little Guy", though it is slightly implied he is Howard the Duck) that his girlfriend left him for a "wimp", Duke witnesseses Little Guy vanish in front of his eyes all of sudden. A few years later, Little Guy appears in Duke's house bleeding to death, much to the horror and anger from of his friend. As he dies, Little Guy reveals to Duke that he had been teleported to another dimension, where he was forced to sign in a contract with an entertainment company called Gordcorp in order to survive in this new world, only to be exploited, humiliated and consequently killed when he tried to fight back for his rights. Vowing revenge, Duke creates a dimensional-travelling machine and goes to the world where Godcorp resides, starting a bloody and brutal war against the company and a group of assassins under their command. During his way, Duke also meets a few allies that include the violent-tempered Beryl Mudge and superhuman lawyer Henry Holmes.
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* BarbieDollAnatomy: The Cogburns are noted to possess no genitals, as well as no spine.
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A comic book character who debuted in 1982 and was created by ''ComicBook/HowardTheDuck'' creator SteveGerber and industry legend Creator/JackKirby in order to raise funds for Gerber's lawsuit against Creator/MarvelComics for the rights to Howard.
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A comic book character who debuted in 1982 and was created by ''ComicBook/HowardTheDuck'' creator SteveGerber Creator/SteveGerber and industry legend Creator/JackKirby in order to raise funds for Gerber's lawsuit against Creator/MarvelComics for the rights to Howard.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: At the end of issue 5 Gerber and Kirby admitted that Cogburn was a parody of the comic book writer JohnByrne, who, at the time this comic was being published, described himself as a company man and had no problems in being a cog to Marvel.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: At the end of issue 5 Gerber and Kirby admitted that Cogburn was a parody of the comic book writer JohnByrne, Creator/JohnByrne, who, at the time this comic was being published, described himself as a company man and had no problems in being a cog to Marvel.
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A comic book character who debuted in 1982 and was created by ''ComicBook/HowardTheDuck'' creator SteveGerber and industry legend JackKirby Creator/JackKirby in order to raise funds for Gerber's lawsuit against Creator/MarvelComics for the rights to Howard.
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Gerber and Kirby worked in the title until issue 05, and after that the series received two final issues written by Buzz Dixon and penciled by Gary Kato, with Gerber as the editor. Much later, Destroyer Duck crossed over with SavageDragon in a one-shot special that resolved Destroyer's storyline and Gerber's quest to claim the rights to Howard in a very innovative, out-of-the-box way.
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Gerber and Kirby worked in the title until issue 05, and after that the series received two final issues written by Buzz Dixon and penciled by Gary Kato, with Gerber as the editor. Much later, Destroyer Duck crossed over with SavageDragon ComicBook/SavageDragon in a one-shot special that resolved Destroyer's storyline and Gerber's quest to claim the rights to Howard in a very innovative, out-of-the-box way.
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* MorallyAmbiguousDucktorate: Duke is not exactly the type of duck that you would like to have on your bad side.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: The cover of issue 07 was drawn by FrankMiller.
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It is also noteworthy that ''Destroyer Duck'' was the first comic to feature SergioAragones' famous creation ''GrooTheWanderer''.
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* WhiteHairedPrettyGirl: Cinnamon Carter.
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The series exploits the violent misadventures of Duke "Destroyer" Duck, an ordinary resident of a world where animals talk and behave like humans. While lamenting with his best and only friend (whose real name is never revealed and is just called "The Little Guy", though it is slightly implied he is Howard the Duck) that his girlfriend left him for a "wimp", Duke witnesseses Little Guy vanish in front of his eyes all of sudden. A few years later, Little Guy appears in Duke's house bleeding to death, much to the horror and anger from his friend. As he dies, Little Guy reveals to Duke that he had been teleported to another dimension, where he was forced to sign in a contract with an entertainment company called Gordcorp in order to survive in this new world, only to be exploited, humiliated and consequently killed when he tried to fight back for his rights. Vowing revenge, Duke creates a dimensional-travelling machine and goes to the world where Godcorp resides, starting a bloody and brutal war against the company and a group of assassins under their command. During his way, Duke also meets a few allies that include the violent-tempered Beryl Mudge and superhuman lawyer Henry Holmes.
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The series exploits the violent misadventures of Duke "Destroyer" Louis "Duke" Duck, an ordinary resident of a world where animals talk and behave like humans. While lamenting with his best and only friend (whose real name is never revealed and is just called "The Little Guy", though it is slightly implied he is Howard the Duck) that his girlfriend left him for a "wimp", Duke witnesseses Little Guy vanish in front of his eyes all of sudden. A few years later, Little Guy appears in Duke's house bleeding to death, much to the horror and anger from his friend. As he dies, Little Guy reveals to Duke that he had been teleported to another dimension, where he was forced to sign in a contract with an entertainment company called Gordcorp in order to survive in this new world, only to be exploited, humiliated and consequently killed when he tried to fight back for his rights. Vowing revenge, Duke creates a dimensional-travelling machine and goes to the world where Godcorp resides, starting a bloody and brutal war against the company and a group of assassins under their command. During his way, Duke also meets a few allies that include the violent-tempered Beryl Mudge and superhuman lawyer Henry Holmes.
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* AntiHero: Duke is a [[SlidingScaleOfAntiHeroes Type IV]], with shades of a typical NinetiesAntiHero.
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A comic book character who debuted in 1982 and was created by ''ComicBook/HowardTheDuck'' creator SteveGerber and industry legend JackKirby in order to raise funds for Gerber's lawsuit against Creator/MarvelComics for the rights to Howard.
The series exploits the violent misadventures of Duke "Destroyer" Duck, an ordinary resident of a world where animals talk and behave like humans. While lamenting with his best and only friend (whose real name is never revealed and is just called "The Little Guy", though it is slightly implied he is Howard the Duck) that his girlfriend left him for a "wimp", Duke witnesseses Little Guy vanish in front of his eyes all of sudden. A few years later, Little Guy appears in Duke's house bleeding to death, much to the horror and anger from his friend. As he dies, Little Guy reveals to Duke that he had been teleported to another dimension, where he was forced to sign in a contract with an entertainment company called Gordcorp in order to survive in this new world, only to be exploited, humiliated and consequently killed when he tried to fight back for his rights. Vowing revenge, Duke creates a dimensional-travelling machine and goes to the world where Godcorp resides, starting a bloody and brutal war against the company and a group of assassins under their command. During his way, Duke also meets a few allies that include the violent-tempered Beryl Mudge and superhuman lawyer Henry Holmes.
Gerber and Kirby worked in the title until issue 05, and after that the series received two final issues written by Buzz Dixon and penciled by Gary Kato, with Gerber as the editor. Much later, Destroyer Duck crossed over with SavageDragon in a one-shot special that resolved Destroyer's storyline and Gerber's quest to claim the rights to Howard in a very innovative, out-of-the-box way.
It is also noteworthy that ''Destroyer Duck'' was the first comic to feature SergioAragones' famous creation ''GrooTheWanderer''.
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!! ''Destroyer Duck'' featured the following tropes:
* ActionGirl: Berly.
* TheAlcoholic: Pablo, the airplane pilot who Duke and Beryl have to rely to in every occasion.
* AlliterativeName: Duke "Destroyer" Duck, Henry Holmes, Cinnamon Carter.
* AntiHero: Duke is a [[SlidingScaleOfAntiHeroes Type IV]], with shades of a typical NinetiesAntiHero.
* AxCrazy: Medea. Just... Medea. Also Vulpa Paker in a lesser extent.
* {{Badass}}
* BerserkButton: Don't show Berly any product depicting her sister Opal dressed as Vanilla Cupcake. The result is quite disastrous.
** Also, never piss off Duke. You'll regret it a lot.
* BunnyEarsLawyer: Henry Holmes, who is seen wearing a superhero costume in every appearance. It is later showed that he really ''is'' a superhero.
* CoolChair: Godcorp executive Ned Packer has a hoovering armchair.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Pretty much all the higher-ups of Godcorp.
* CrazyPrepared: Berly.
* DanceBattler: Woblina Strangelegs has a fighting style that is actually called "I've Gotta Dance".
* TheDragon: The secretary of Godcorp's major executives Woblina Strangelegs, who is physically stronger and tougher than Godcorp's assassins.
* FateWorseThanDeath: The Black Syph. See OurZombiesAreDifferent below.
* HatesTheJobLovesTheLimelight: Opal when she is forced to become the child icon Vanilla Cupcake to Godcorp.
* HeyItsThatGuy: The cover of issue 07 was drawn by FrankMiller.
* KickChick: Woblina's main style of fighting.
* KnightTemplarBigBrother: Beryl, who is prone to get rough to protect her younger sister Opal from anyone.
* MadScientist: Dr. Paraquat, the main antagonist of issues 06 and 07.
* MorallyAmbiguousDucktorate: Duke is not exactly the type of duck that you would like to have on your bad side.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: At the end of issue 5 Gerber and Kirby admitted that Cogburn was a parody of the comic book writer JohnByrne, who, at the time this comic was being published, described himself as a company man and had no problems in being a cog to Marvel.
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: The Little Guy.
* OurZombiesAreDifferent: The zombies that Duke, Beryl and Pablo come across in issues 06-07 were affected by Black Syph, a variant of syphilis modified by Agent Orange during Vietnam War. The side-effects make that the infected die slowly while their [[BodyHorror bodies degenerate to a highly horrifying level]].
* PsychoForHire: Godcorp's assassins, particularly Medea and Uranus P. Chicago. And the Cogburns.
* RoaringRampageOfRevenge
* SendInTheClones: The Cogburns, who are a group of clones originated from an employee of Godcorp that disappeared. The way how they reproduce another copy... [[{{Squick}} it is rather unpleasant]].
** Later, Duke suspects that [[spoiler: the same thing happened with the Little Guy, and believes he is still alive in somewhere.]]
* TakeThat
* TalkingAnimal
* ThrowAwayCountry: [[spoiler: Moqoom at the end of issue 5.]]
* TheVirus: The Black Syph.
* WhiteHairedPrettyGirl: Cinnamon Carter.
* ZombieGait: In issues 06 and 07.
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A comic book character who debuted in 1982 and was created by ''ComicBook/HowardTheDuck'' creator SteveGerber and industry legend JackKirby in order to raise funds for Gerber's lawsuit against Creator/MarvelComics for the rights to Howard.
The series exploits the violent misadventures of Duke "Destroyer" Duck, an ordinary resident of a world where animals talk and behave like humans. While lamenting with his best and only friend (whose real name is never revealed and is just called "The Little Guy", though it is slightly implied he is Howard the Duck) that his girlfriend left him for a "wimp", Duke witnesseses Little Guy vanish in front of his eyes all of sudden. A few years later, Little Guy appears in Duke's house bleeding to death, much to the horror and anger from his friend. As he dies, Little Guy reveals to Duke that he had been teleported to another dimension, where he was forced to sign in a contract with an entertainment company called Gordcorp in order to survive in this new world, only to be exploited, humiliated and consequently killed when he tried to fight back for his rights. Vowing revenge, Duke creates a dimensional-travelling machine and goes to the world where Godcorp resides, starting a bloody and brutal war against the company and a group of assassins under their command. During his way, Duke also meets a few allies that include the violent-tempered Beryl Mudge and superhuman lawyer Henry Holmes.
Gerber and Kirby worked in the title until issue 05, and after that the series received two final issues written by Buzz Dixon and penciled by Gary Kato, with Gerber as the editor. Much later, Destroyer Duck crossed over with SavageDragon in a one-shot special that resolved Destroyer's storyline and Gerber's quest to claim the rights to Howard in a very innovative, out-of-the-box way.
It is also noteworthy that ''Destroyer Duck'' was the first comic to feature SergioAragones' famous creation ''GrooTheWanderer''.
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!! ''Destroyer Duck'' featured the following tropes:
* ActionGirl: Berly.
* TheAlcoholic: Pablo, the airplane pilot who Duke and Beryl have to rely to in every occasion.
* AlliterativeName: Duke "Destroyer" Duck, Henry Holmes, Cinnamon Carter.
* AntiHero: Duke is a [[SlidingScaleOfAntiHeroes Type IV]], with shades of a typical NinetiesAntiHero.
* AxCrazy: Medea. Just... Medea. Also Vulpa Paker in a lesser extent.
* {{Badass}}
* BerserkButton: Don't show Berly any product depicting her sister Opal dressed as Vanilla Cupcake. The result is quite disastrous.
** Also, never piss off Duke. You'll regret it a lot.
* BunnyEarsLawyer: Henry Holmes, who is seen wearing a superhero costume in every appearance. It is later showed that he really ''is'' a superhero.
* CoolChair: Godcorp executive Ned Packer has a hoovering armchair.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Pretty much all the higher-ups of Godcorp.
* CrazyPrepared: Berly.
* DanceBattler: Woblina Strangelegs has a fighting style that is actually called "I've Gotta Dance".
* TheDragon: The secretary of Godcorp's major executives Woblina Strangelegs, who is physically stronger and tougher than Godcorp's assassins.
* FateWorseThanDeath: The Black Syph. See OurZombiesAreDifferent below.
* HatesTheJobLovesTheLimelight: Opal when she is forced to become the child icon Vanilla Cupcake to Godcorp.
* HeyItsThatGuy: The cover of issue 07 was drawn by FrankMiller.
* KickChick: Woblina's main style of fighting.
* KnightTemplarBigBrother: Beryl, who is prone to get rough to protect her younger sister Opal from anyone.
* MadScientist: Dr. Paraquat, the main antagonist of issues 06 and 07.
* MorallyAmbiguousDucktorate: Duke is not exactly the type of duck that you would like to have on your bad side.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: At the end of issue 5 Gerber and Kirby admitted that Cogburn was a parody of the comic book writer JohnByrne, who, at the time this comic was being published, described himself as a company man and had no problems in being a cog to Marvel.
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: The Little Guy.
* OurZombiesAreDifferent: The zombies that Duke, Beryl and Pablo come across in issues 06-07 were affected by Black Syph, a variant of syphilis modified by Agent Orange during Vietnam War. The side-effects make that the infected die slowly while their [[BodyHorror bodies degenerate to a highly horrifying level]].
* PsychoForHire: Godcorp's assassins, particularly Medea and Uranus P. Chicago. And the Cogburns.
* RoaringRampageOfRevenge
* SendInTheClones: The Cogburns, who are a group of clones originated from an employee of Godcorp that disappeared. The way how they reproduce another copy... [[{{Squick}} it is rather unpleasant]].
** Later, Duke suspects that [[spoiler: the same thing happened with the Little Guy, and believes he is still alive in somewhere.]]
* TakeThat
* TalkingAnimal
* ThrowAwayCountry: [[spoiler: Moqoom at the end of issue 5.]]
* TheVirus: The Black Syph.
* WhiteHairedPrettyGirl: Cinnamon Carter.
* ZombieGait: In issues 06 and 07.
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