W hen it comes to maligned Marvel characters, there are few that have had as rough a ride as Howard the Duck. Although his ...

I’m going to defend Howard the Duck. For all its corny faults, it's a product of its time, and looking at it now in 2009, I think it represents a pretty good time capsule of what the 80s were ...

If you ask the average person who’s watched the Marvel movies in order, but isn’t familiar with the comics, chances are they don’t know who Howard the Duck is. That’s fair considering he ...

“Howard the Duck” could be getting his MCU close-up, courtesy of Lea Thompson. The actress, who starred in the universally panned 1986 film of the same name, has volunteered to direct Howard ...

Howard The Duck is the cinematic equivalent of Marty McFly's wild guitar solo at the end of Back To The Future. Packed full of enthusiasm, sincere intentions and a desire to treat audiences to ...

"Howard the Duck," the film’s theme song, is a funky and playful ode to the titular character. It's a song tailor-made to give "Dark Overlord of the Universe" a 1980s overdose.

Rated PG, Howard the Duck was ostensibly a kid's film, with silly jokes about "quak-fu" and "space rabies."Katz and Huyck also slipped in references to pot, cocaine, massage parlors, "Satan's ...

While initially hesitant about going on a date with Howard, it doesn’t take long before Darcy falls in love with the talking duck, eventually getting married and having a child.

Ed Gale, the actor who inhabited characters like Howard the Duck and the murderous doll Chucky, has died. He was 61. Gale’s niece, Kayse Gale, announced his death Tuesday in a Facebook post .

Howard the Duck gets a compelling offer from the X-Men in a preview of his new comic. Marvel is celebrating the 50th anniversary of Howard the Duck in style with a 40-page one-shot .

Whether as the affable, ultraintelligent duck from a far-off planet in "Howard the Duck," or the iconic horror doll Chucky, Gale was known for delivering a full-body performance.