Pretty keen!  I especially like how Launchpad and Gosalyn turned out.  I gotta say, Drake/Darkwing doesn’t look quite right to me.  His design doesn’t seem to preserve the same character traits and expressiveness as many of the others do.  Still, I think this is a bang-up job.

You can see more (including takes on Scrooge McDuck, Gadget Hackwrench, and Baloo) at Comics Alliance or the artist’s DeviantArt account.

One of the covers has surfaced in color:

To that concern, Boom!’s PR guy extraordinaire, Chip Mosher, had this to say on the Comic Book Resources forum recently:

No need to worry! DarkWing Duck and DuckTales are both ongoing series! They are going strong at BOOM!/KABOOM with DuckTales #1 being a smash hit. (News forthcoming!)

As always, if you’d like to continue to see these comics, and any comics from most publishers, please pre-order these titles from your local comic shop. Stop that pesky trade waiting!

So at least for the foreseeable future, the terror will still be flapping into your local comic book shop.

That’s right.  Camille Chameleon and Moliarty are getting in on some plans to deplete Scrooge McDuck’s riches.  The issue’s in stores now.

It’s a super-powered stampede as waves and waves of brand new baddies pop up all over St. Canard, in the midst of a mayoral race you have to see to believe! How many more meta human menaces are gonna show up to crash Darkwing’s political party? Count ‘em all in ‘The Ballot of Darkwing and Launchpad!’

In addition to the A cover we’d already seen by James Silvani, we’ve got the B cover by Sabrina Alberghetti.  Myself, I hope it’s not too long before Morgana’s back in St. Canard.

The Duck Knight has returned, he’s solved the Crisis on Infinite Darkwings, and he’s withstood the F.O.W.L. Disposition. With all these Darkwing epics in the bag, will the purple powerhouse of peace be able to deal with the dreaded One-Shot? Find out this month as Ian Brill and James Silvani continue their critically acclaimed, fan-favorite run on DARKWING DUCK!

In the aftermath of the attack by the nefarious newcomer One-Shot, St. Canard finds itself in the midst of chaos again! An army of brand new baddies has swarmed the streets, and city hall is rendered helpless without the leadership of a mayor. Could the terror that flaps in the night do the unthinkable and don the duties of a….*gasp*…desk job? Plus: Who can contain Cat-Tankerous? Make yours mallard this month and find out! Fan-favorite writer Ian Brill and superstar artist James Silvani bring you another issue of the series that is taking comic fandom by storm!

Looks like even though the book’s fourth arc will be one continuous, four-page story, it’ll feature a variety of villains in their own smaller stories.  Looks like something a bit new, a bit different.  These issues will hit in June and July.

There’s also a special third incentive cover drawn by Darkwing artist extraordinaire, James Silvani, featuring tons of villains.