Whilst reading Uncle Scrooge #1, I had a warm feeling inside because it felt so familiar. It is a shame that such a talented man like Romano Scarpa isn't alive anymore but fortunately we get to revel in his incredible works thanks to IDW. They have reprinted the Italian creator's offerings in English for the very first time, just so you can enjoy them as much as I did. Over the coming months, you'll be treated to more Uncle Scrooge so it is definitely worth getting your hands on this before all the subsequent issues get released (they are also releasing lines of Mickey Mouse and Donald 'Fauntleroy' Duck so get reading them now). For only $3.99, I'm sure even Uncle Scrooge might part ways with the money to get his feathery little hands on this beautiful piece of fiction"I implore you to do them same. Read Full Review

OK, it's a stretch - but it's wonderful to see this comic back on the stands again. Long may it run! Read Full Review

Kudos to IDW and to Disney for working together to bring us this line of stories. $3.99 an issue will not set me back nearly as much as an Italian edition of Rosetta Stone. And only one of those things features a rich old Scottish duck in a dress because anambiguouslyRussian rat tailor keeps trying to steal his jacket. Read Full Review

All this Duck business has reminded me how much I miss my youth. Characters like Daffy Duck, Bugs Bunny, and Porky Pig make up some of the Looney Tunes, which I lived for back in the day, along with the old shows on Nickelodeon and Tom & Jerry. I can tell you right now, today is going to be a nostalgic day for me—and I love it. Although I can’t go back in time or be a little kid anymore, it’s healthy for everyone to think back on the things that made us happy has kids. So pick this up and get ready! Read Full Review

UNCLE SCROOGE has been missing from comic shelves for too long. With a return to a monthly series, new and old readers and revisit the world of Duckberg with Uncle Scrooge, Donald, and Huey, Dewey, and Louie. If you're familiar with the classic characters, you know what to expect. This oversized issue is full of wacky fun and adventure. Those unfamiliar are in for a world of surprise as they get acquainted with characters that should be part of everyone's upbringing. Whether your a kid or a kid at heart, you owe it to yourself to read UNCLE SCROOGE. I dare you read this and not have a smile on your face. Read Full Review

Charming and fun and nice to see back in print, "Uncle Scrooge" #1 keeps up the classic Disney gags and jokes, though it feels like it's still in the shadow of a bigger legacy. Read Full Review

But that's the gag, and seeing him swim in his own money while being a cheapskate, is something that will always make me smile. Older fans will certainly enjoy Uncle Scrooge and new fans who might have as much reverence for the series are sure to be delighted by the shenanigans inside the borders of Duckburg. Read Full Review