"Here's the good news: Negaduck has found the sorceress Morgana! And the bad news? Morgana attacks Negaduck with an army of bats and spiders! If Negaduck survives this decidedly icky experience, he'll need Morgana to reveal the location of the mysterious AGONY ISLAND...
Writer JEFF PARKER and artist CIRO CANGIALOSI continue their nefarious narration of Darkwing Duck's most notable nemesis, aided and abetted by the cleverest of cover art collaborators, including KAREN S. DARBOE, JAE LEE, TRISH FORSTNER, and STEVE LIEBER!
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Negaduck #2 continues to be an exciting story. The villains are able to hold their own without Darkwing Duck and still make for a compelling tale. It shows that oftentimes in fiction stories, the villains are more interesting characters than the heroes. The characters stay in character based on how they were depicted in the show, and the dialogue is well-written for each character. Read Full Review
While I wish they went into a bit more detail about Negaduck's character and backstory, Parker and Cangialosi have carved out a fun part of the Darkwing universe for themselves. Read Full Review
A fun continuation of the story, with Morgana quickly seeing through Negaduck's ruse and foreshadowing potential disaster for the villain even if he is successful in his quest. Read Full Review
I just love Negaduck and the art is wonderful. I'm actually struggling to find anything to complain about and I just love the charm of this. I was lucky as I was brought up solely on cartoons as that was my Saturday morning taken care of. 1960's/ 70's cartoon slap stick over milk and toast. Ah this makes me feel young again.
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