Justice Ducks #1
SCORE: 80
I was extremely bummed to hear the Darkwing Duck comic book series
was wrapping up. I got excited when I heard the Justice Ducks was
getting a comic book series. Why is that? Darkwing Duck is in Justice
Ducks #1. I will expound upon that in just a little bit within this very
review. This comic book cost me $3.99 to purchase. There will be
spoilers in this review of the Justice Ducks #1 comic book.
Justice Ducks #1 is placed in St. Canard. I did a bit of research to see
this saint is unique to this franchise. I do not recall much about the
history of this saint either. I am impressed that Disney still allows a
reference to a saint after their extreme left turn in recent years.
There are twenty-two pages of comic book content within Justice Ducks
#1. Then we get a page devoted to the next issue, some advertisements
and finally the cover gallery.
There is a bit of mild cartoon violence in Justice Ducks #1. Some giant
alien appears in Justice Ducks #1 demanding IXEKREME. The Justice Ducks
are able to get the giant alien off its feet and to tie it up. Then more
aliens appear requesting the same thing. The Justice Ducks realize they
are asking for ice cream. Once the ice cream is provided in Justice
Ducks #1 then the giant aliens settle down.
Gizmo Duck is able to translate the aliens language and find out their
sad story. So they give the giant aliens a recipe for ice cream and they
wind up leaving. Justice Ducks #1 is an one shot in terms of the
storyline. There is some humor within Justice Ducks #1. Neptunia is
extremely annoying and bossy within Justice Ducks #1. I have no strong
feelings one way or the other on the other Justice Ducks.
Darkwing Duck provides the team with a way to communicate with one
another. Darkwing Duck talks about how he is a loner in Justice Ducks
#1. It almost sounds like Darkwing Duck will not be a part of the
Justice Ducks in the future. That really bums me out personally. I hope
this series does not entirely drop the DW character because without him
it get dull really fast. There is only so much of Neptunia I can handle.
- Paul
Graphics: 79%
Writing: 82%
Replay/Extras: 79%
Story: 82%
Family Friendly Factor: 80%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Dynamite
Author: Langridge, Lauro
Rating: ‘AA’ for All Ages
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