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* [[Executive Meddling]]: The story was likely meant to conclude in the magazine's 50th issue, but due to the magazine's apparent need to print the [[Comic Book Adaptation]] of ''[[The Lion King (Disney)|The Lion King]]'' (which itself was already being printed in a [[Marvel Comics]] graphic novel), there was a two-issue gap between Chapters 1 & 2, and the last installment came one issue later.
* [[Executive Meddling]]: The story was likely meant to conclude in the magazine's 50th issue, but due to the magazine's apparent need to print the [[Comic Book Adaptation]] of ''[[The Lion King]]'' (which itself was already being printed in a [[Marvel Comics]] graphic novel), there was a two-issue gap between Chapters 1 & 2, and the last installment came one issue later.
** Also, when Solego {{spoiler|blows up the Gizmoduck armor}}, the artwork depicting {{spoiler|Fenton flying away}} seems to have been hurriedly added in at the last minute; it just doesn't ''look quite right'' compared to the rest of the panel, and Solego comments that he's been disintegrated. It seems like he was intended to be killed outright and then revived at the end of the story, instead of {{spoiler|simply teleported back into the armor}}.
** Also, when Solego {{spoiler|blows up the Gizmoduck armor}}, the artwork depicting {{spoiler|Fenton flying away}} seems to have been hurriedly added in at the last minute; it just doesn't ''look quite right'' compared to the rest of the panel, and Solego comments that he's been disintegrated. It seems like he was intended to be killed outright and then revived at the end of the story, instead of {{spoiler|simply teleported back into the armor}}.
* [[Keep Circulating the Tapes]]: To date, ''The Legend of the Chaos God'' has never been reprinted or made available anywhere outside of its original printing. One can only hope that since Marvel and Disney have now become a single entity, or since Boom! Kids is reprinting some of the ''[[Duck Tales (Animation)|Duck Tales]]'' stories, it might eventually be reprinted in its entirety.
* [[Keep Circulating the Tapes]]: To date, ''The Legend of the Chaos God'' has never been reprinted or made available anywhere outside of its original printing. One can only hope that since Marvel and Disney have now become a single entity, or since Boom! Kids is reprinting some of the ''[[DuckTales]]'' stories, it might eventually be reprinted in its entirety.


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Revision as of 13:17, 9 April 2014


  • Executive Meddling: The story was likely meant to conclude in the magazine's 50th issue, but due to the magazine's apparent need to print the Comic Book Adaptation of The Lion King (which itself was already being printed in a Marvel Comics graphic novel), there was a two-issue gap between Chapters 1 & 2, and the last installment came one issue later.
    • Also, when Solego blows up the Gizmoduck armor, the artwork depicting Fenton flying away seems to have been hurriedly added in at the last minute; it just doesn't look quite right compared to the rest of the panel, and Solego comments that he's been disintegrated. It seems like he was intended to be killed outright and then revived at the end of the story, instead of simply teleported back into the armor.
  • Keep Circulating the Tapes: To date, The Legend of the Chaos God has never been reprinted or made available anywhere outside of its original printing. One can only hope that since Marvel and Disney have now become a single entity, or since Boom! Kids is reprinting some of the DuckTales stories, it might eventually be reprinted in its entirety.