Howard the Duck #6
In Howard the Duck #6, Howard, Beverly, and Truman seek help from the eccentric Ducktor Strange in the bizarre town of New Stork, hoping he can send them home. When the Wackie cult’s shady leader, Uncle Scrounge McDuck, and his preacher, Rev. Gander, intervene, Ducktor Strange steps in with a surprising solution. Written by Bill Mantlo and illustrated by Michael Golden, with inks by Bob McLeod and letters by Jim Novak, this issue features a cover by John Pound that captures the story’s offbeat charm.
In "Duckworld: Chapter Two - Be It Ever So Humble...", Howard and Beverly visit Howard's parents' home, only to discover it's become a pilgrimage site, its humble farm transformed into a shrine marking the fifth anniversary of Howard's mysterious "ascension." From the shadows, they witness Reverend Gander delivering a sermon that rewrites Howard's past for his own gain, revealing how the story of Howard's rise has been twisted into a powerful cult narrative.
In "Duckworld: Chapter Four - Fame!", Howard the Duck finds himself on Johnny Quackson's talk show, where an unexpected reunion with his family takes a wild turn. The moment is shattered when the sinister Dr. Ludwig Von Cluck crashes the set with a monstrous vacuum cleaner, sending chaos erupting through the studio and leaving Beverly exposed in the uproar.
In "Duckworld: Chapter Five - Duck-Hunt," Howard the Duck, Beverly, and Truman stumble upon a tipsy Ducktor Strange in New Stork, hoping he can send them home—only to be ambushed by Rev. Gander and the unexpectedly wealthy Uncle Scrounge McDuck, whose Wackie cult has everything to lose if Howard and Beverly return to Earth. With a mix of absurd magic and duck-sized desperation, Ducktor Strange steps in just in time to reroute their fate.
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Reprinted in Howard the Duck #32 (1986), Svenska puckomagasinet #4/1992 (1992), Howard the Duck: The Complete Collection #3 (2016)
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