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A series of comics based on the ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987'' animated series (itself based on the ComicBook/DisneyDucksComicUniverse). The stories had a similar plot to the original cartoon, with Scrooge and nephews embarking on adventures or causing trouble in Duckburg, along with McDuck household, Launchpad, Gyro Gearloose, Mrs Beakley and the butler, Duckworth.
There were three series of comic books made by three publishers; the first was Gladstone Publishing, from 1988 to 1990(when the show was still on air), which contained some adaptations of episodes such as Armstrong and Jungle Duck.
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A series of comics based on the ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987'' animated series (itself based on the ComicBook/DisneyDucksComicUniverse). The stories had a similar plot to the original cartoon, with Scrooge and nephews embarking on adventures or causing trouble in Duckburg, along with McDuck household, the rest of the [=McDuck=] household: Launchpad, Gyro Gearloose, Mrs Beakley and the butler, Duckworth.
There were three series of comic books made by three publishers; the first was Gladstone Publishing, from 1988 to 1990(when the show was still on air), which contained some adaptations of episodes such asArmstrong "Armstrong" and Jungle Duck.
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issue. The title contained a four-part saga, Rightful Owners, and an unauthorized story that crossed over with the [[ComicBook/DarkwingDuck Darkwing Duck comics]], which runs under CanonDiscontinuity.
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The third and last Ducktales comic book was published by [[Creator/KaboomStudios [[Creator/Kaboom!Studios Boom!Studios]], when said publisher was reprinting some old DT stories in its Uncle Scrooge issues,
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The third and last Ducktales comic book was published by [[CreatorKaboomComics Boom!Comics]], [[Creator/KaboomStudios Boom!Studios]], when said publisher was reprinting some old DT stories in its Uncle Scrooge issues,
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A [[Creator/KaboomComics Boom! Kids]] comic based on the ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987'' animated series (itself based on the ComicBook/DisneyDucksComicUniverse). This page covers tropes associated with the comic.
A similar plot to the original cartoon, Scrooge and nephews embark on adventures and pocket the treasure.
A similar plot to the original cartoon, Scrooge and nephews embark on adventures and pocket the treasure.
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A [[Creator/KaboomComics Boom! Kids]] comic series of comics based on the ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987'' animated series (itself based on the ComicBook/DisneyDucksComicUniverse). This page covers tropes associated with the comic.
AThe stories had a similar plot to the original cartoon, with Scrooge and nephews embark embarking on adventures or causing trouble in Duckburg, along with McDuck household, Launchpad, Gyro Gearloose, Mrs Beakley and pocket the treasure.
butler, Duckworth.
There were three series of comic books made by three publishers; the first was Gladstone Publishing, from 1988 to 1990(when the show was still on air), which contained some adaptations of episodes such as Armstrong and Jungle Duck.
The second comics book was published by Disney Comics, from 1990 to 1991, and contained several multi-part stories such as "Scrooge's Quest", "The Gold Odyssey" and "A Dime in Time". The title was cancelled in october 1991, due to Disney Comics implosion, but Disney continued to publish Ducktales stories in Disney Adventures issues from then through November 1994.
The third and last Ducktales comic book was published by [[CreatorKaboomComics Boom!Comics]], when said publisher was reprinting some old DT stories in its Uncle Scrooge issues,
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There were three series of comic books made by three publishers; the first was Gladstone Publishing, from 1988 to 1990(when the show was still on air), which contained some adaptations of episodes such as Armstrong and Jungle Duck.
The second comics book was published by Disney Comics, from 1990 to 1991, and contained several multi-part stories such as "Scrooge's Quest", "The Gold Odyssey" and "A Dime in Time". The title was cancelled in october 1991, due to Disney Comics implosion, but Disney continued to publish Ducktales stories in Disney Adventures issues from then through November 1994.
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* VehicularSabotage: After her broom gets destroyed and she crashes during another attempt to steal Scrooge's Number One Dime, Magica hexes the power steering on the bus Scrooge is driving as a parting shot. The bus drives itself into a lake, with Scrooge, Huey, and Louie just barely escaping in time.
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* SnipingTheCockpit: A non-lethal variation; Launchpad stops the machine the Beagle Boys are using in their latest attempt to rob the Money Bin by throwing a money bag at the driver's head and knocking him out.
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* LaserGuidedKarma:
** In one story, Flintheart Glomgold wins first pickings at a golden hill and a million dollars from Scrooge by dosing the native king to whom it belongs and Launchpad with a pollen that causes sneezing for weeks. It turns out that the golden color of the hill comes from the flowers that grow on it. Flintheart starts sneezing and Scrooge gleefully plans on selling the remainder of the anti-sneezing medication back to him.
** In one part of the ''Scrooge's Quest'' arc, the poachers the ducks are pursuing throw Launchpad out of an airplane in midflight. They realize too late that Launchpad had grabbed their loot and they just threw ''it'' out as well.
** In one story, Flintheart Glomgold wins first pickings at a golden hill and a million dollars from Scrooge by dosing the native king to whom it belongs and Launchpad with a pollen that causes sneezing for weeks. It turns out that the golden color of the hill comes from the flowers that grow on it. Flintheart starts sneezing and Scrooge gleefully plans on selling the remainder of the anti-sneezing medication back to him.
** In one part of the ''Scrooge's Quest'' arc, the poachers the ducks are pursuing throw Launchpad out of an airplane in midflight. They realize too late that Launchpad had grabbed their loot and they just threw ''it'' out as well.
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* LuckyRabbitsFoot: Rockerduck has Cinnamon Teal hypnotize Gladstone Gander so that he'll join Scrooge's mission, thinking that given that Gladstone is under the control of one of his operatives, his luck is also and he will sabotage Scrooge. Gladstone tells him it doesn't work that way and advises he try a rabbit's foot next time.
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* BulletSparks: Launchpad is shocked at the foolishness of the bandits shooting at Scrooge's party while they're in an everlasting coal mine, as one bullet spark could catch the whole place on fire.
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* SlasherSmile: Magica's Launchpad clone makes a very evil grin as he pulls a gun on Scrooge.
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* PunnyName: In the backstory of "The Flabbergé Egg", Felina's ancestor was called Alexpanther.
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* ShedArmorGainSpeed: Launchpad winds up in a duel. Initially he wears the armor the Arcadians gave him, but eventually he decides to ditch it as it's more hindrance than help -- and quickly beats his opponent.
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* TakeThat: One moment during the "Flabbergé Egg" story is clearly a dig at TrueArtIsIncomprehensible. The audience is unable to tell the difference between a postmodern performance and a kidnapping and rescue in progress.
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* CrisisCatchAndCarry: In more than one comic, Launchpad picks Scrooge up and runs away with him when the situation gets too dangerous, often when his boss would be too stubborn to do so.
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* GotMeDoingIt: Scrooge responds to the clone's continual manglings of his nickname by saying that it's "[=McDee=]", much to his frustration once he realizes what he said.
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* MangledCatchPhrase: Magica's Launchpad clone continually mangles the pilot's AffectionateNickname for his boss.
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* PyrrhicVictory: The end of "The Belt of Time"; Scrooge succeeds in claiming the mysterious frozen thing in the cave, despite Flintheart's attempts to nab it, but rather than the rare creature he was expecting, it turns out to be Launchpad.
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* ICantLookGesture: Scrooge covers his eyes and Launchpad turns his back when the Beagle Boys set off an electrical trap during the "Flabbergé" story.
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** Scrooge covers his eyes and Launchpad turns his back when the Beagle Boys set off an electrical trap during the "Flabbergé"story. story.
** In an early segment of ''The Gold Odyssey'', one of the nephews covers his eyes when a group of poachers throw Launchpad out of an airplane.
** Scrooge covers his eyes and Launchpad turns his back when the Beagle Boys set off an electrical trap during the "Flabbergé"
** In an early segment of ''The Gold Odyssey'', one of the nephews covers his eyes when a group of poachers throw Launchpad out of an airplane.
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* CaptureAndReplicate: Magica creates a clone of Launchpad using a potion, a piece of hair, and a button, and lures the real version to an abandoned building to trap him so she can sneak the clone in and finally get Scrooge's NumberOneDime.
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* DontAskJustRun: During a segment of ''Scrooge's Quest'', the others have tracked Scrooge to an abandoned island after he fell overboard. They've just gotten there when Scrooge tears past them, stopping just long enough to grab Webby. Launchpad wonders what caused this reaction -- and quickly realizes it was a stupid thing to ask when the gorilla that Scrooge was running from shows up.
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* ReportsOfMyDeathWereGreatlyExaggerated: In "Double Indemnity", Magica's clone of Launchpad forces the boys and Scrooge out of the plane into a sandstorm, and then Magica starts a camel stampede to get them trampled. They survive (of course) and Scrooge quickly gets back to declare that the assassination attempts failed.
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** In "Terror at the Top of the World", Launchpad calls, "All aboard for the [[Film/ThePolarExpress the polar pooch express]]!"
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** In "Terror at the Top of the World", Launchpad calls, "All aboard for the [[Film/ThePolarExpress [[WesternAnimation/ThePolarExpress the polar pooch express]]!"
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* BeakAttack: During "Double Indemnity", Launchpad, who has been turned into a non-anthro bird, saves Scrooge and the boys from a camel stampede by attacking the camels and driving them away with repeated pecking.
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* VillainsWantMercy: After he falls off the clock tower trying to kill Felina, Papa Bruto is seen in a later panel begging for someone to get him down from the flagpole on which his uniform caught.
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* AllPartOfTheShow: In the Flabberge egg story, Felina is kidnapped by two of Bruto's men as she's about to begin her acrobatic act, and Scrooge, Launchpad, and the boys cross the stage to follow them. The audience thinks it's just a postmodern performance of some sort.
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* AllPartOfTheShow: In the Flabberge Flabbergé egg story, Felina is kidnapped by two of Bruto's men as she's about to begin her acrobatic act, and Scrooge, Launchpad, and the boys cross the stage to follow them. The audience thinks it's just a postmodern performance of some sort.
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* SeriesContinuityError: The authors' attempts to tie the ''ComicBook/DisneyDucksComicUniverse'' and the ''[=DuckTales=]'' continuity together did not always go so well. For instance, in the opening, Webby has to be told how Scrooge got the dinosaur in his zoo; in the episode that covered this, Scrooge didn't wind up taking the dinosaur home and Webby was along on the adventure, which would have removed the need to explain to her.
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* SeriesContinuityError: The authors' attempts to tie the ''ComicBook/DisneyDucksComicUniverse'' and the ''[=DuckTales=]'' continuity continuities together did not didn't always go so well. well, often thanks to the {{Adaptational Alternate Ending}}s of the episodes. For instance, in the opening, Webby has to be told how Scrooge got the dinosaur in his zoo; in the episode that covered this, Scrooge didn't wind up taking take the dinosaur home and Webby was along on the adventure, which would have removed the need to explain to her.
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: In ''The Gold Odyssey'', Doofus was brainwashed by EvilSorcerer Laird, who wanted to use his (accidental) invention of a way to make gold out of lead. Under this brainwashing (and Laird's tutelage in magic), he briefly became much more sinister, even trying to kill the other members of the party.
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* CanonDiscontinuity: At the very least, Dangerous Currency will become this due to the ''ComicBook/DarkwingDuck'' 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.
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* CanonDiscontinuity: At the very least, Dangerous Currency will become this has been rendered such due to the ''ComicBook/DarkwingDuck'' omnibus published by Joe Books omitting the last two issues of the original comic and making an entirely new story in its place.place, as well as a new DW comic ignoring its events. 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.
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* WrongAssumption:
** Launchpad assumes that Laird's influence on Doofus won't cause the young duck to make any moves against him, given that Doofus is a friend and [[HeroWorshipper fan]] of his. This nearly gets him zapped.
** In the same story, Scrooge and the boys assume that Laird's brainwashing [[DeathOfPersonality has completely wiped away Doofus' real personality.]] They're wrong, and the real Doofus is ultimately saved.
** Launchpad assumes that Laird's influence on Doofus won't cause the young duck to make any moves against him, given that Doofus is a friend and [[HeroWorshipper fan]] of his. This nearly gets him zapped.
** In the same story, Scrooge and the boys assume that Laird's brainwashing [[DeathOfPersonality has completely wiped away Doofus' real personality.]] They're wrong, and the real Doofus is ultimately saved.
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* GaleForceSound: When Scrooge keeps struggling and loudly protesting leaving behind a diamond, Launchpad tries to settle him down but then [[SuddenlyShouting abruptly shifts to yelling]], which blows Scrooge's hat off his head.
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* MeaninglessVillainVictory: In a one-shot story, all of Scrooge's efforts to get first pickings at a hill of gold in a native king's territory come to naught as Flintheart manages to get it instead...but it turns out there is no ''gold'' on the hill; it's a hill covered with golden flowers which make any would-be plunderer sneeze for months.
** The "Gold Odyssey" segment "The Once and Future Warlock" is probably named after ''Literature/TheOnceAndFutureKing.''
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** Also from the Flabbergé story, Scrooge, upset over a burglar escaping with a clue, says, "Film/TheLadyVanishes, with our only egg clue."
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* FluffyTheTerrible: In the "Rightful Owners" arc, the ducks are followed around by a gigantic jellyfish. [[FriendToAllLivingThings Webby]] reveals she named it "Jelly Belly".
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* FluffyTheTerrible: In the "Rightful Owners" arc, the ducks are followed around by a gigantic jellyfish. [[FriendToAllLivingThings Webby]] reveals she named it "Jelly Belly". Belly" due to its {{sweet tooth}}. The jellyfish is actually friendly (at least towards them), but it ''looks'' intimidating.
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