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DuckTales #12

Apr 2026 · Dynamite Entertainment · 4.99 USD
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DuckTales #12 arrives as part of the first new canon comic series set in the original 1987 'Disney Afternoon universe' in nearly a decade — the Dynamite run itself being the first original DuckTales project since the DuckTales Remastered video game in 2013. Issue #12 represents the series' deepest plunge yet into classic Carl Barks-style 'lost civilization' adventure storytelling, pitting Scrooge's insatiable acquisitiveness against its most poetically apt consequence: the potential erasure of his own memory as payment for arcane knowledge. Within a monthly series that has deliberately honored the spirit of Barks and Don Rosa while working within the continuity of the original cartoon, this undersea chapter signals that writer Brandon Montclare and artist Tommaso Ronda have fully settled into their creative rhythm and are escalating the thematic stakes of the whole run.

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History

The Dynamite Entertainment DuckTales series was announced on July 23, 2024 and launched with issue #1 on November 6, 2024, making it the fourth comic series based on the original 1987 animated show. Editor Nate Cosby recruited writer Brandon Montclare — known for Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur and Rocket Girl — to helm the book, with Italian artist Tommaso Ronda (who had prior experience drawing Disney characters for the European market) providing interior art and colors, and Fabio Amelia handling lettering. Montclare has described the collaboration as unusually fluid from the very first pages, citing Ronda's deep familiarity with the Disney duck characters as a major factor. Issue #12 continues the same core creative team without interruption, part of a consistent monthly schedule that has seen the series work through standalone adventure arcs while building an all-ages readership.

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  • Published April 22, 2026 by Dynamite Entertainment; written by Brandon Montclare, with interior art and colors by Tommaso Ronda, lettered by Fabio Amelia, edited by Nate Cosby.
  • The story sends Scrooge McDuck and his nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie on an undersea expedition to find the Lost Library of Lemuria — a mythical sunken city described as archiving all the world's knowledge — with the twist that the Library demands memories, not gold, as its price of admission.
  • Issue #12 is the twelfth chapter of Dynamite's ongoing monthly DuckTales series, which launched November 2024 and is set in the continuity of the original 1987–1990 animated series (not the 2017 reboot).
  • The Dynamite series as a whole is the first new canon project in the original 'Disney Afternoon universe' since the cancellation of Joe Books' Darkwing Duck comic, and the first original DuckTales project since the DuckTales Remastered video game in 2013.
  • Cover A was illustrated by Ivan Bigarella; additional covers were provided by Francesco Tomaselli, Carlo Lauro, Drew Moss, and Tommaso Ronda, with multiple retailer incentive virgin variants at 1:10 and 1:15 ratios.
  • Montclare has stated the series draws consciously from the storytelling legacy of Carl Barks and Don Rosa, whose classic Uncle Scrooge comics are foundational to the 1987 cartoon's DNA.
  • Ronda hails from Italy, continuing a tradition of acclaimed Italian Disney artists working on duck-related comics for an international audience; he produces both pencils and colors on the series.
  • The issue is formatted as 32 pages, all-ages rated, with all cardstock covers — consistent with the production format of every issue in the Dynamite run.

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