Epic Disney Afternoon crossover: Legend of the Chaos God

[brendala]

I found these images floating on my computer and I figure everyone here who enjoyed the Disney Afternoon as a kid would get a kick out of them. Legend of the Chaos God was a crossover of all the popular Disney Afternoon shows (Talespin, Rescue Rangers, Goof Troop, Ducktales, and Darkwing Duck) and it was published in Disney Adventures magazine back in the mid-1990s. It starts with the Talespin cast finding (and re-hiding) a cursed artifact in the 1930s and then the casts of the other shows find it and defeat it in their respective eras. It's really fun!

Chapter One: Talespin


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Chapter Two: Rescue Rangers














Chapter Three: Goof Troop















Chapter Four: Ducktales

















Chapter Five: Darkwing Duck

















Does anyone else think this crossover would have made a KICK ASS movie? ^_^
The only nick-pickey flaw in the story is the fact that there's no logical way the Rescue Rangers' universe could possibly be connected to the anthropomorphic worlds of Talespin, Goofy, and the ducks. But I can let that slide.

I wish we could have seen a grown up Kit and/or Molly helping Scrooge and Professor Bisk at the end. But I can understand why they were left out. After all, since Bisk's father is dead, the kids reading this story might assume that Baloo and Becky are also dead if they see a middle-aged Kit or Molly running around without them. And that would be depressing.



Comments

[earthstar-moon.livejournal.com]

(dqbunny pointed this for me)

I remember this story and I've spent the last few years in hopes someone posted the scans of it. In otherwise, THANK YOU VERY MUCH! I think this would have made an amusing movie (although I do agree that the Chip and Dale bit felt a bit odd since they're suppose to take place in our world. XP)

By the way, I hope you don't mind if I added you to my friends list.

[brendala.livejournal.com]

I figured someone out there must be searching for this story. So I decided to post this after I found out that the site I took the scans from shut down.

I also have scans of some of the old Talespin comic books. If you're interested I could post those, too. One issue in particular is VERY good because you get more of Kit's backstory and Molly tells him what happened to her father.


And I totally don't mind being added to your friends list (as long as you don't mind being added to mine). ~_^

[earthstar-moon.livejournal.com]

Thanks, but I actually found that story just last year. There's a site that has a ton of the old Tale Spin comics. I wished they had made it into an episode because it really does fill in a lot of gaps for both Molly and Kit's back story.

as long as you don't mind being added to mine
Not a problem. Equivalent trade as they say. ^_~

[bonemarch.livejournal.com]

That's a neat story! Though I'm really surprised they were allowed to use Chaos God in childrens publication.

Though if you are into WarHammer you know that you can never truly defeat Chaos... Yeah I'm a nerd. ^_^

[brendala.livejournal.com]

Though I'm really surprised they were allowed to use Chaos God in childrens publication.

Why is that?
...I guess I'm not nerdy enough for your references. LOL

[bonemarch.livejournal.com]

Just because it seems a shade dark by the title. (I've seen parents freak out over a lot less.) Personally I think it's awesome! Then again I've always been fond of Chaos.

Yeah don't mind my tangents too much. I'm hip deep in nerd stuff... Except for Star Trek, could never really get into that. But if you ever get a chance or the urge I suggest giving the WarHammer lore a skim, it's neat stuff. Chaos is just so much fun!

[gregory-weagle.livejournal.com]

Not really. I counted the use of god a good 30+ times in Rescue Rangers and Darkwing Duck. Gargoyles used it once and TaleSpin used it twice, both in vain. Although with TaleSpin; you would think the amount of firearms in that show would have made it dark enough.