Introduces Darkwing Duck (hero), Launchpad McQuack (sidekick), Taurus Bulba (villian), and Gosalyn Waddlemeyer (spirited orphaned child). Taurus Bulba needs Gosalyn for the arming code combination to the Ramrod.

Darkwing tried to protect Gosalyn from Taurus, but she gets kidnapped anyway, and Darkwing is thrown in jail! Can anyone save the day before Taurus uses the Ramrod? And finally a spirited orphaned child finds a family.

D.W. recounts the story of his first encounter with Dr. Reggie Bushroot, a research scientist at St. Canard University with a love of both plants and Dr. Rhoda Dendron. However, he was constantly tormented by his fellow scientists, and as his experiments had as of yet yielded no results, the dean of the university planned to shut down funding for his research. As a last resort, he used a device to inject his own body with the DNA of a plant. At first seemingly unsuccessful, it not only gave him the ability to gain nutrients from the sun, but literally changed him into a half-duck, half-plant creature. He was hoping to prove his success to the others, but all but Dr. Dendron ridiculed his new form. However, he soon found his new body had given him mental control over other plants, and used them to take revenge on his aggressors one by one. Darkwing Duck and Launchpad were called onto the case and met with Dr. Dendron, who still believed Reginald wasn't truly evil. Overhearing this, ... Written by gigacaesar

A tired Darkwing Duck gets dragged out to a golf course by his daughter Gosalyn, only instead of golf, he finds a villain with ants and a shrinking device at his disposal! Now shrunk to the size of a bug, he has to find a way to catch the villain and get back to normal, before the ants get him! Written by Catherine

Bushroot finds being a villain plant a lonely occupation, and so he tries to create for himself a beautiful wife. But instead of the pretty pansy he expected, he ends up with a monstrous vampire potato that begins to turn the locals into couch potatoes! Can Darkwing Duck save them, when he doesn't believe in vampires? Written by Catherine

When Dr. Beatrice Bruté vanishes into the jungle, S.H.U.S.H sends Darkwing Duck and crew to find and bring her back. What they find instead is a group of temperamental gorillas, as well as the trigger-happy Major Trenchrot, who owns what seems to be a banana plantation. When he claims the apes stole both his bananas and Dr. Bruté, D.W. and Launchpad plan a stakeout. Meanwhile, Gosalyn conducts her own investigation of Trenchrot's storehouse, but is inadvertently taken by the gorillas into the jungle. Giving chase, Darkwing and Launchpad may find more answers (and troubles) than they bargained for. Written by gigacaesar

Darkwing must pass the SHUSH Standard Proficiency Test in order to rescue SHUSH director J. Gander Hooter who has been kidnapped by cleaning lady/ money launderer/ FOWL agent, Ammonia Pine.

When Darkwing Duck faces off against the electrically-charged and insane Megavolt, he is subjected to the blinding flash of supercharged light bulbs, leaving him unable to see. Dismissing Gosalyn's suggestions of setting the hero business aside, Darkwing tries many different methods of overcoming his new handicap, from a radio link with Launchpad to a thermo-audio sensor. However, nothing works, and he soon gives up on crime fighting, as well as life in general. Eventually, it's up to Gosalyn, Launchpad and Honker to try and re-inspire Darking to tackle Megavolt one last time. Even if they succeed, can he hope to defeat the villain while still blind? Written by gigacaesar

Darkwing finally gets what's he's always wanted. A comic book based on his superhero exploits. Not being what he expected however, he decides to write it himself.

When Launchpad wants to be the hero for a change, Darkwing won't hear of it. However, he finds that he has no choice in the matter, as Launchpad is the only one who can fly the plane and won't if he doesn't get his wish. Their mission: to determine why F.O.W.L. is rubbing out S.H.U.S.H. agents in the deserts of Oilrabia. The answer: Oilrabia's vast oil supply, guarded atop a plateau palace, led by a beautiful princess with whom both Launchpad and DW are smitten, but who only has eyes for the hero, LP. Darkwing has trouble adjusting to the new arrangement, but he and Launchpad will have to work things out before F.O.W.L. agent Steelbeak uses his weather machine to wash out everyone. Written by gigacaesar

Darkwing and Goselyn use a SHUSH time machine to travel to prehistoric times... the 1950's! Darkwing must help his younger self stand up to an evil Elvis impersonator.

Hoping to keep his money safe from the vault-snatcher hitting the banks, Herb Muddlefoot buries his bills beneath his yard. However, contrary to popular belief, the money DOES begin to grow a money tree, of which Gosalyn and Honker quickly take advantage of. When Drake Darkwing Duck Mallard discovers this, he's quick to accept the trendy money-grubbing lifestyle. That is, until he's arrested for counterfeiting, as the bills were all grown with the same serial number and the tree has withered. Now it's up to Gosalyn, Launchpad and Honker to free DW and figure out where the grown greenbacks are literally running to. Written by gigacaesar

Megavolts new power transfer generator causes him to have the ability to bring appliances to life. Can Darkwing stop him before he uses the St. Canard power plant to bring all the city's appliances to life?

An electric short causes Darkwing and Gosalyn and Launchpad and Honker to switch bodies. They must work together if they are going to stop FOWL, after Steelbeak uses the Iggy rocket to stop the rotation of the Earth.

Darkwing's arch enemy Tuskerninni is trying to ruin a movie studio so that he can buy it cheap and then drill for the oil that's under it.

Darkwing must stop swamp fiend Jambalaya Jake and his very large alligator from stealing all the money in St. Canard.

It's spring once again, and for Gosalyn, that means one horrifying thing: camping season! Dragged along for the ride, Gosalyn and the true outdoors-man, Drake Darkwing Duck Mallard head for the forest, undeterred even by the bear sightings in the area. Not only does DW have to show Gosalyn the joys of natural living, he has to do so between the terrorism of a ferocious bear, the modern meddling of the Muddlefoots, and another of Steelbeak's evil plots. Written by gigacaesar

In order to catch a pair of crooks, Darkwing signs up at the health center where they work. What he doesn't count on is Herb and Binkie Muddlefoot tagging along. And when DW and Herb become stuck together, it'll be even tougher to stop the old man in charge, who's willing to do anything to attain the elixir of life. Written by gigacaesar

After repeatedly humiliating Darkwing Duck, Quackerjack disguised as a psychologist convinces Darkwing that he is best suited to pour tea at the Lace and Doily Society and that timid Mr. Meekus should be a caped crime fighter.

Introduces Morgana who has mystical powers, Stegmutt a duck transformed into a dinosaur, Neptunia protector of the sea and Gizmoduck a robotic duck (from Duck Tales). Morgana's spell casting needs some work, after she turns Darkwing into a yak and then pudding. Meanwhile, Negaduck has assembled all of Darkwing's arch enemies- Megavolt, Quackerjack, Bushroot and the Liquidator- to form The Fearsome Five. Written by Anonymous

To stop The Fearsome Five, Darkwing joins Morgana, Stegmutt, Neptunia, and Gizmoduck to form The Justice Ducks (despite the fact that not all of them are ducks).

Jambalaya Jake uses a potion mixed up by Granny to take control of Launchpad - dressed as Darkwing Duck - and makes him do crimes.

Professor Moliarty steals radioactive Canardium and causes a giant mutant spider.

Gosalyn finds a crashed spaceship and brings home a purple alien pet.

After the lawyers of a famous bank robber in jail disappear, Darkwing is convinced he had something to do with it. However, Honker and Gosalyn find a Stegosaurus named Steggmutt(who used to be a duck) living at the museum and discover that a duck turned pterodactyl is using his special ray gun to transform everyone in to dinosaurs. Written by James Tattersall

Steelbeak and Amonia Pine team up, and Darkwing gets a fan club.

Crime fighter Comet Guy from another planet comes to Earth to be trained as a champion by Darkwing Duck.

A frigid winter blast has Darkwing longing for a vacation on a nice sunny beach, but a mysterious series of bank robberies with absolutely no clues left behind interfere with his plans. His investigation leads him under the city, where an unusually cold woman finds her heart warmed by Darkwing's good looks. Under her amorous approach though is a sinister plan to turn St. Canard into one hot city! Written by Abigail

Gosalyn and Darkwing have made it into a Whiffle Boy tournament to pit their video game skills against one another in a televised competition. But when Quackerjack tries to take his revenge on Whiffle Boy for driving him out of business, both he and Darkwing are accidentally zapped into the game! Can Darkwing survive both Quackerjack and the Ulitimo level of the game to win the Whiffle Boy trophy? Written by Abigail

Morgana is using NodOff (the noxious nighttime nuisance behind St. Canard's slew of slumber time stickups) to make people steal things for her in their sleep.

Drake aka Darkwing Duck accidentally gets involved in an Adopt-a-Con program, and who should it turn out to be but his long-time enemy Tuskerninni? Darkwing is convinced that Tuskerninni still hasn't given up his life of crime, but whenever he tries to prove it, the villain has already covered his tracks. So Darkwing decides to use his alter ego Drake to pretend to be a crook in order to trick Tuskerninni into giving himself away. Things go wrong though and Tuskerninni takes the entire Mallard family hostage, demanding that Darkwing Duck come to free them! Can Darkwing meet Tuskerninni's demands without giving away his secret identity? Written by Abigail

Gosalyn's principal gives Darkwing a guidebook to perfect parenting. Meanwhile, Quackerjack is trying to force toy stores to sell his misunderstood toys.