Marvel, home of Spider-Man and the X-Men

Marvel Comics and Disney Comics are about to embark on a historic collaboration, and the protagonist of this project is the richest duck in the world.

The Howard Duck who we have seen rubbing elbows with and even partying with the Guardians of the Galaxy is not the same as Uncle Scrooge (or Scrooge McDuck, if you prefer), even though if you put them together, they could be first cousins. In addition to this, they will be neighbors in the House of Ideas: for the very first time in the history of the world, a Disney character will have his very own adventure that is published by Marvel Comics.

Given that the Marvel comics imprint is controlled by the Disney empire and that the Disney empire is already responsible for establishing the new Star Wars canon through comics, this decision will come as a surprise, although it is not completely unexpected. Another thing to consider is the milestone itself, as the legacy of Disney comics, particularly those pertaining to the feathered neighbors of Duckburg, is extremely overpowering. Consequently, this takes us to the following question: what is it about this new comic that makes it so unique?

On June 19, the first issue of Uncle Crooge and the Infinity Dime will be released to the public. The author of this issue, Jason Aaron, who has previously experimented with the outcomes of the X-Men and the Avengers, will be responsible for writing it. From the very beginning, we are able to guarantee that this narrative would be replete with modern superhero clichés, such as adventures that take place across multiple universes.

During the course of Uncle Scrooge and the Infinity Dime, the storyline will have Uncle Scrooge traveling through different dimensions and worlds in order to prevent a malevolent version of himself from wreaking havoc in his pursuit of becoming the richest duck in the history of multiverse existence. His most significant error? Making a mistake and stealing the lucky coin from the wrong egg.

The mischievous triplets and Scrooge McDuck’s nephew Donald will be accompanying him on this journey, so he won’t be the only one going through this experience. Additionally, it is certain that Ungenio Tarconi, also known as Giro Sintornillos, will once again assume the role of Iron Man or Mr. Fantastic, thereby developing the technology necessary to bring about the lunacy that exists between realities. There is a certain point of view that suggests that these kinds of stories are more appropriate for Marvel comics than they are for Disney comics.

For its part, Marvel has already displayed the two covers of the first issue, which feature the Disney emblem placed above the title and Marvel’s own stamp placed on the base of the cover. Regarding the interior art, it has been established that painters such as Paolo Mottura, Francesco D’ippolito, and Vitale Mangiatordi would be contributing to this new adventure of Scrooge and his nephews. This information has been validated. In continuation with the broad and outstanding tradition of Italian cartoonists that Disney has for its own comics, we will now discuss the following.

Carl Barks’ outstanding work with the Duck Dynasty and everything related to the family’s adventures, with Scrooge as the main protagonist on most occasions, has been the driving force behind the selection of Uncle Scrooge as the leader of this endeavor. This choice makes a great deal of sense, as the character has sparked the imagination of Disney’s best comic book artists on both sides of the Atlantic. Something that, on the other hand, resulted in the creation of one of the most successful cartoon programs produced by Disney: DuckTales.

This campaign will be supported by Marvel by the company’s decision to sell two unique editions of its cover, both of which will be signed by the renowned Alex Ross and Lorenzo Pastrovicchio. People who collect Marvel comics and people who appreciate Disney comics will find them irresistible as a result of this information. What are the chances that we will see further characters from the House of Mouse in the future? At the moment, the chasm that separates worlds is already quite wide open.

The collaboration between Disney and Marvel Comics has made it possible for a new comic book to be published about Uncle Scrooge, the legendary, quirky, penny-pinching, wealthy adventurer who is portrayed by Donald Duck. The one-shot comic book, which will be released in June 2024 and will be titled “Uncle Scrooge and the Infinity Dime!” Author Jason Aaron, whose credits include work on many “X-Men” or “Avengers” storylines throughout the years, will be responsible for writing the comic. Paolo Mottura, Francesco D’Ippolito, and Vitale Mangiatordi are some of the other artists that are contributing to the book alongside them.

“Uncle Scrooge and the Infinity Dime #1 will see Scrooge embark on a time-honored Marvel adventure as he explores the Multiverse to stop a twisted alternate Scrooge from becoming the all-powerful and incomprehensibly rich Scrooge-Above-All! ” Marvel also provided a synopsis for the comic, which was written by Alex Ross and Lorenzo Pastrovicchio. The article was published alongside the cover artwork. Scrooge’s nephew, Donald Duck, as well as his grandnephews, Huey, Duey, and Louie, as well as his supporting ensemble of characters, including Gyro Gearloose, will make appearances throughout the course of the novel. Additionally, the story will provide fascinating new interpretations on the renowned billionaire with a heart of gold.

Marvel, home of Spider-Man and the X-Men

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