How you all like it when Darkwing Duck Remastered video game would be created? We need to make a petition for it

Ducktales 2017

Gravity Falls

Amphibia

The Owl House

The ghost and Molly McGee

Hailey’s on it

Big City Greens

Hamster and Gretel

Kiff

Patch notes:

V2: Removed Milo Murphy’s law and PJ Masks, Added Big City Greens Hamster and Gretel and Kiff

V1: OG lineup

Ducktales 2017

Milo Murphy’s law

Gravity Falls

Big hero 6: the series

Amphibia

The Owl House

The ghost and Molly McGee

Hailey’s on it

PJ masks

Please share you suggestions for V2

Last year, Dynamite Entertainment launched Kickstarter campaigns for omnibus-style reprint collections for the old Gargoyles and Darkwing Duck comic books, both of which were quickly fully funded and have now started being shipped to those who pledged for them. But there's something I find inconsistent between the two different series. Here's a quick rundown of what's reprinted in those books:

Gargoyles

• Volume 1: Classic Years - Every issue of Marvel's Gargoyles comic from 1994

• Volume 2: Clan-Building - Every issue of SLG's Gargoyles comic from 2006

• Volume 3: Bad Guys - Every issue of the spin-off title Bad Guys

Darkwing Duck

• Volume 1: Darkly Dawns the Duck - The 4-issue "Darkly Dawns the Duck" comic adaptation and every Darkwing story from Marvel's 1994 Disney Afternoon comic

• Volume 2: Cowl & Fowl - Every issue from the 2023 Dynamite run

• Volume 3: Heroes & Villains - The Negaduck and Justice Ducks mini-series

Did you notice anything missing from those lists? There's actually two different answers, but I'm going to focus on the big one here. As you can guess from this thread's title, the most noticeable exclusion from the omnibuses is, of course, the 2010-11 Darkwing Duck revival comic published by Boom! Studios and its short-lived 2016-17 continuation by Joe Books, plotted by Aaron Sparrow and drawn by James Silvani.

It seems like the Sparrow/Silvani run has fallen into obscurity following the advent of the DuckTales reboot, and it certainly didn't help that Dynamite opted to completely restart the comics over from scratch instead of continuing its cliffhanger-filled storyline when they got the license. But even so, this series of omnibuses would have been a perfect opportunity to reprint those stories. I already own The Definitively Dangerous Edition from what is now a decade ago, and I still would have been willing to upgrade to a hardcover version! They could have easily devoted the second and third volumes to the Boom! and Joe Books stories, respectively. But instead, they just re-reprinted their own Darkwing stories, which honestly seems redundant (and possibly even scam-like) if you ask me, due them having already put out non-omnibus hardcover collections for those particular titles! And given that they're calling it a "Complete Comic Collection", it's probably also false advertising.

Just why did Dynamite not take the opportunity to also reprint the Sparrow/Silvani run? Did the Joe Books run sell so poorly that Bob Iger now wants to pretend that Disney never had Aaron Sparrow on their payroll? I have been told that Disney supposedly doesn't fully own the the stories made for the Boom!/Joe Books run, due to them having sold their stake in Boom! Studios to Penguin Random House last year. But that doesn't really make sense to me, because 1) IIRC, Disney having a stake in Boom! Studios was a result of them buying out 20th Century Fox in 2019, 2) The Definitively Dangerous Edition (in which they reprinted most of the Boom! series) came out in 2015, well before that acquisition (not to mention that IDW's Disney Afternoon Giant title from 2018-19 was nothing but Boom! era reprints), and 3) Tad Stones' "Untimely Terror of the Time Turtle" from Darkwing Duck Annual #1, which introduced a new comic-exclusive villain, was recently reprinted in Fantagraphics' Disney Comics Around the World in a Hundred Years. So I think it's more likely there's some behind-the-scenes kerfuffle and/or pettiness that's preventing Dynamite from reprinting the Sparrow/Silvani stories, and not simply licensing problems.

By the way, the other answer to the "what's missing" question is the comic stories for both shows that appeared in Disney Adventures, but Fantagraphics has at least been reprinting some of Darkwing's stories from that magazine. No such luck for the Gargoyles stories in that case, though.

Adventures of the Gummi Bears

• A Gummi by Any Other Name

• The Secret of the Juice

• Bubble Trouble

DuckTales

• Send in the Clones

• Down & Out in Duckburg

• Earth Quack

Chip ‘n Dale Rescue Rangers

• Dale Beside Himself

• Out to Launch

• Piratsy Under the Seas

TaleSpin

• It Came From Beneath the Sea Duck

• Mommy For a Day

• Pizza Pie in the Sky

Darkwing Duck

• Beauty and the Beet

• Easy Come, Easy Grows

• Comic Book Capers

Goof Troop

• Midnight Movie Madness

• Everything’s Coming Up, Goofy

• E=MC Goof

Bonkers

• Tokyo Bonkers

• Do Toons Dream of Animated Sheep?

• Out of Sight, Out of Toon

Aladdin: The Series

• Eye of the Beholder

• Love at First Sprite

• Of Ice and Men

Gargoyles

• Awakening

• Reawakening

• Avalon

The Shnookums & Meat Funny Cartoon Show

• Ow, Hey!

• Darkness on the Edge of Black

• For a Few Foodstamps More

Timon & Pumbaa

• Boara Boara

• Saskatchewan Catch

• Kenya Be My Friend?

Quack Pack

• The Late Donald Duck

• The Really Mighty Ducks

• Recipe for Adventure

Mighty Ducks: The Animated Series

• Bringing Down Baby

• Jurassic Puck

• Buzz Blitzman, Mighty Duck!

I just watched ALL 13 shows from The Disney Afternoon!

Final Ranking:

13: Aladdin

12: Gargoyles

11: Goof Troop

10: Chip ‘n Dale Rescue Rangers

9: Mighty Ducks

8: TaleSpin

7: DuckTales

6: The Shnookums & Meat Funny Cartoon Show

5: Quack Pack

4: Timon & Pumbaa

3: Adventures of the Gummi Bears

2: Bonkers

1: Darkwing Duck

I also did it in less than one day!

First (As of Today): Mighty Ducks

Last (As of Today): The Shnookums & Meat Funny Cartoon Show

I can’t believe it! I appeared at #17 on the Leaderboard!

The latest PREVIEWS catalog has dropped, and with it comes some good news and bad news on the Disney Afternoon comics front. The good news is that Dynamite is relaunching their Darkwing Duck comic book in February, restarting the numbering system like as if the Amanda Deibert run never happened. They've even gotten DW's creator Tad Stones to draw a cover for the first issue, as seen below:

But the bad news, as you can probably see from those writer/artist credits below the logo, is that they still haven't rehired Aaron Sparrow and James Silvani for the series! Seriously, is there any reason WHY Disney won't let those guys come back to finish the story they were telling back in 2010-11 and 2016-17? (I mean, aside from Sparrow being busy with that Doomface comic he's crowdfunding.) Admittedly, the solicitation suggests they're trying out the "Origins of Darkwing Duck" mini-series that Sparrow wanted to do when he was writing the comic, and from the preview pages I've seen, it looks like Ted Brandt and Ro Stein won't be lazily tracing stock art like Carlo Lauro did in the first two issues of the Deibert run. But while I've already given my support to the unrebooted DuckTales comic that Dynamite just launched earlier this month, I'm not sure if I'll be doing the same for this series, even if it does have Tad Stones' support, since it still annoys me that Bob Iger is so insistent on burying Sparrow's contributions to the franchise.

I've said it before, and I'll say it again: I don't want to read some forum thread or chatroom transcript where Aaron Sparrow reveals the Darkwing Duck stories he never got to tell; I want to see those stories happen.

Is this wiki about only in the original Disney Afternoon or and in the Disney Afternoon Reboots like Ducktales, Darkwing Duck and TaleSpin?

My time zone is CST (Central Standard Time). So, in my area, it is 9:25 p.m.

What’s your time zone, and what time is it there?

If marzipan where a live action sitcom character, would she be Dennis from it is always sunny in Philadelphia as both characters are gaunt old people who run around disguised as younger, more attractive people and was exposed for it? why or why not?