"Getting Smooth!" The Circus of Crime kidnaps Howard, who wants to go to Cleveland to begin a new job.
Script by Steve Gerber, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Klaus Janson. Cover by Colan and Janson.
"Repercussions...!" Winda, Paul, and Iris hunt for Howard, who has been kidnapped and forced to perform by the Circus of Crime.
Script by Steve Gerber, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Klaus Janson. Cover by Colan and Janson.
"Circus Maximus." Iris and Howard find proof of the Circus of Crime's misdeeds. Howard battles the Ringmaster.
Script by Steve Gerber, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Klaus Janson.
Cover price $0.35.
"Circus Maximus." Iris and Howard find proof of the Circus of Crime's misdeeds. Howard battles the Ringmaster.
Script by Steve Gerber, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Klaus Janson.
"Cooking with Gas." A trio of people who claim to have seen a talking duck are committed by a psychiatrist.
Script by Marv Wolfman, pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Frank Giacoia.
Cover price $0.35.
"Help Stamp out Ducks!" Howard is recruited by a Las Vegas scam merchant to be the poster child for a fake disease, bilking the public via a fraudulent telethon in the process.
Script by Mark Evanier and Steve Gerber, pencils by Will Meugniot, inks by Ricardo Villamonte. Cover by Gene Colan and Terry Austin.
Cover price $0.35.
"Help Stamp out Ducks!" Howard is recruited by a Las Vegas scam merchant to be the poster child for a fake disease, bilking the public via a fraudulent telethon in the process.
Script by Mark Evanier and Steve Gerber, pencils by Will Meugniot, inks by Ricardo Villamonte. Cover by Gene Colan and Terry Austin.
Howard becomes a Master of Quack Fu in the Kung Fu satire, "Four Feathers of Death!" Script by Steve Gerber, pencils by John Buscema, inks by Steve Leialoha.
"If This Be Bongsday!" Ex-Iron Man writer Mantlo pens this tale of Howard (otherwise known as Iron Duck) donning cheap armor and battling Bong.
Script by Bill Mantlo, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Al Milgrom. Cover by Colan and Milgrom.
"The Final Bong!" In this Iron Man parody, Howard, dressed in cheap Iron Duck armor, defeats Bong. With this issue, the series is cancelled, only to be resurrected a few years later for two more issues.
Script by Bill Mantlo, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Al Milgrom. Cover by Colan and Milgrom.
"Going Underground." Picking up where the original numbering left off, this issue came out several years after #31 (to promote the forthcoming Howard the Duck movie). Howard and a gorgeous hitchhiker confront The Gopher, who is hell bent creating condos and tourist attractions, the environment be damned.
Script by Steven Grant, pencils by Paul Smith, inks by Vinnie Colletta. Cover by Sid Abel and Colletta.
Cover price $0.65.
Howard and a gorgeous hitchhiker confront The Gopher, who is hell bent creating condos and tourist attractions, the environment be damned.
Script by Steven Grant, pencils by Paul Smith, inks by Vinnie Colletta. Cover by Sid Abel and Colletta.
"Material Duck." Ed McMahon is parodied in this final issue, which tells the tale of what Howard did with the $10 million he won in the American Garden and Family sweepstakes. Script by Christopher Stager, pencils by Val Mayerik, inks by Mayerik. Cover by Brian Bolland.
Cover by Gene Colan and Steve Leialoha. Written by Steve Gerber. Art by Gene Colan and Steve Leialoha. The Sleep... of the Just!
Paul is an artist who is having night terrors and thankfully his neighbor Howard the Duck is here to save the day....er, night; Can Howard be his voice of reason and save his neighbor? Captain America and the Red Skull star in a one-page Hostess ad. Letter to the editor from Joey Cavalieri. The letters page also announces that Howard will be running for president in the 1976 election and includes Berni Wrightson's art for the campaign button ("Get down, America! Vote Howard the Duck in '76.")
36 pgs., full color. $0.25. Cover price $0.25.
Written by Steve Gerber. Art by Gene Colan and Steve Leialoha. Cover by Gene Colan and Steve Leialoha.
Scandal Plucks Duck; The doctored photo is wreaking havoc on Howards Presidential campaign and forces him and Beverly to hit the road again; But they have bigger issues at hand when they find themselves being targeted by assassins! The Incredible Hulk and the Green Thumb Hostess Fruit Pies ad, art by Dave Cockrum. Richochet Racers ad with Spider-Man and Captain America.
36 pgs., full color. $0.30. Cover price $0.30.
"Thief of Bagmom!" Taking place between issues 14 and 15, this story finds Howard and Paul going to the Middle East to rescue Bev and Winda from King Wijid.
Script by Steve Gerber, pencils by Val Mayerik, inks by Mayerik. Cover by Gene Colan and Tom Palmer.
Gwenpool Variant Cover by Ron Lim. Written by Chip Zdarsky. Art by Joe Quinones.
First spectacular issue! A great jumping on point! Sure to go up in value! Don't miss out on the series everyone is calling 'Howard the Duck'! The last page will shock you! Nothing will EVER be the same again! Hey! Where are you going? Come back! Waugh!
32 pages, full color. Rated T+ Cover price $4.99.
Second Printing. Written by Chip Zdarsky and Christopher Hastings. Art by Veronica Fish and Danillo Beyruth. Cover by Tom Fowler.
'Our World.' Plus, a new Gwenpool story!
36 pages, full color. Rated T+ Cover price $4.99.
