Laugh #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Cat and the Duck, Roboduck, Too! Chapter I," Riverdale Marsh's resident professor, Clifton Webfoot—son of Super Duck—finds himself unexpectedly drawn into a mission when the mysterious Salem arrives, pleading for help in defending the world from the enigmatic Roboduck. Written by Jeff Rovin and brought to life by Dave Garcia’s art, Bob Downs’ inks, Barry Grossman’s colors, and Mindy Eisman’s lettering, this 1990 issue from Archie’s Laugh series blends whimsy and adventure in a story that sets a playful yet urgent tone. The cover, penciled by Garcia and inked by Jon D'Agostino, captures the zany spirit of the tale.
When Salem the cat decides to relax at home after Sabrina heads off to a picnic, his animal friends show up with a wild idea: a trip to the pond to see Roboduck. With a mix of mischief and curiosity, Salem’s evening takes a turn toward the absurd as the gang sets off on a whimsical adventure.
In the heart of Riverdale Marsh, Professor Clifton Webfoot—son of the legendary Super Duck—finds his quiet life upended when the mysterious Salem arrives with a dire request: protect the world from the menace of Roboduck. With his usual calm demeanor tested, Clifton must navigate the chaos of a marsh full of quirky animals and a threat that’s more mechanical than he expected.
When Clifton accidentally rockets into orbit and crash-lands in a Chinese marsh, he’s met with more than just soggy ground—he’s got a duck with a metal body and a very confused cat to deal with. With Salem’s meddling, Roboduck’s power source is cut, leaving the mechanical duck stripped of his metal shell and stranded in the middle of the muck.
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