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* LeftHanging: The ''Knighttime'' StoryArc had two additional chapters planned, but Don Rosa never got around to finishing these. The later Duck comic ''The Once and Future Duck'' can be considered a SpiritualSuccessor.
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* LeftHanging: The ''Knighttime'' StoryArc had two additional chapters planned, but Don Rosa never got around to finishing these. The later Duck comic ''The Once and Future Duck'' can be considered a SpiritualSuccessor.spiritual successor.
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* {{Spoonerism}}: Professor Artemis Phoebus, a quirky scientist character from the story "The Vortex", constantly speaks in those. This becomes particularly embarrassing when he tries to call the president a "smart fella".
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Don Rosa has later [[RecycledScript reused quite a few of the series' story elements]] for his Duck Comics.
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* DumbBlonde: Feather at first. Don Rosa tried to give her a more even-handed portrayal in later comics by making her display the common sense that Lance often lacks.
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* DumbBlonde: Feather at first. Don Rosa tried to give her a more even-handed portrayal in later comics by making her display the common sense that Lance often lacks.CloserToEarth to play off Lance's DitzyGenius.
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* AdolfHitlarious: [[spoiler:An elderly Adolf Hitler is revealed to be the villain of one story. Notably, Hitler actually retains quite a bit of menace throughout the story; the gags that happens around are often played for BlackComedy at other's expense rather than slights against Hitler himself, and it is only his defeat and death at the end of story that is portrayed as truly humiliating for him personally.]]
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* AdolfHitlarious: [[spoiler:An elderly Adolf Hitler is revealed to be the villain of one story. Notably, Hitler actually retains quite a bit of menace throughout the story; the gags that happens him around are often played for BlackComedy at other's expense rather than slights against Hitler himself, Hitler's own, and it is only his defeat and death at the end of story that is portrayed as truly humiliating for him personally.]]
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* AdolfHitlarious: [[spoiler:An elderly Adolf Hitler is revealed to be the villain of one story. Notably, Hitler actually retains quite a bit of menace throughout the story; the gags that happens around are often played for BlackComedy at other's expense rather than slights against Hitler himself, and it is only his defeat and death at the end of story that is portrayed as truly humiliating for him personally.]]
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* NaziGrandpa: Besides Professor Smyte, [[spoiler:Adolf Hitler himself, now quite elderly, also makes an appearance]].
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* DarkFic: As a one-off gag, Don Rosa made one with of ''Series/HogansHeroes'' called "The Last Episode of Hogan's Heroes", the form of a single panel comic, wherein Sergeant Schultz presents Viktor Smyte to the titular heroes as the new commander of the POW camp. The implication of the title being that Smyte would [[DownerEnding probably neither be as incompetent or willing to put with the prisoners' shenanigans as his predecessor]].
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Fifteen years before he started his career in DisneyComics, [[ComicBook/DisneyMouseAndDuckComics Disney Comics]], and while he was still studying engineering at the University of Kentucky, Creator/DonRosa created this comic.
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* TakeMeInstead: Smyte volunteers for a questionable and potentially lethal experiment and Lance ends up offering himself as a test subject instead. Smyte [[InvokedTrope fully expected]] this to happen, as he knows that Lance is [[GoodIsDumb too much of a goody-two-shoes]] to allow another man to put himself in danger and hoped that Lance would perish in the experiment.
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* TakeMeInstead: ExploitedTrope. Smyte volunteers for a questionable and potentially lethal experiment and Lance ends up offering himself as a test subject instead. Smyte [[InvokedTrope fully expected]] this to happen, as he knows that Lance is [[GoodIsDumb too much of a goody-two-shoes]] to allow another man to put himself in danger and hoped that Lance would perish in the experiment.
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* DumbBlonde: Feather at first. Don Rosa tried to even her out a bit more in later comics by making her smart where Lance usually is dense.
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* DitzyGenius: Lance.
* DumbBlonde: Feather at first. Don Rosa tried toeven give her out a bit more even-handed portrayal in later comics by making her smart where display the common sense that Lance usually is dense.often lacks.
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First published in the campus newspaper, ''The Pertwillaby Papers'' follows Lancelot "Lance" Pertwillaby, a gifted but rather dense aspiring scientist and adventurer, who goes on expeditions around the world with various eccentric professors and his rather airheaded girlfriend, Feather Fluffnuthin, always closely followed by his sworn enemies, Schuyler Roatch III, RichBastard extraordinaire, and Professor Viktor Dimitrius Smyte, [[MostDefinitelyNotAVillain who is definitely not a former Nazi scientist and high-ranking SS officer in hiding]], who are hoping to cause "[[MakeItLookLikeAnAccident an unfortunate accident]]" for our hero.
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First published in the campus newspaper, ''The Pertwillaby Papers'' follows Lancelot "Lance" Pertwillaby, a gifted but rather dense aspiring scientist and adventurer, who goes on expeditions around the world with various eccentric professors and his rather airheaded girlfriend, Feather Fluffnuthin, always closely followed by his two sworn enemies, Schuyler Roatch III, RichBastard extraordinaire, and Professor Viktor Dimitrius Smyte, [[MostDefinitelyNotAVillain who is definitely not a former Nazi scientist and high-ranking SS officer in hiding]], who are hoping to cause "[[MakeItLookLikeAnAccident an unfortunate accident]]" for our hero.
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* NonIndicativeFirstEpisode: The first series evolves around Lance's attempt to cheat himself into college, and contains elements of satire over TheSeventies's politics. The rest of the series is about his adventures around the globe.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: When Smyte attempts to hijack their plane, [[ThoseTwoGuys Ted and Frank]] unanimously decide that they aren't going to bother with it, puts on their parachutes, and jumps out the cabin door.
* SpeechBubbles: Every characters' speech bubble has a notably distinct style.
* StupidJetpackHitler: [[spoiler:Doing the last few months of WorldWarII, the Germans managed to invent and produce a prototype nuclear submarine and six nuclear warheads labeled V3. They were however lost in the Arctic Sea, until our heroes finds them again that is]].
* SpeechBubbles: Every characters' speech bubble has a notably distinct style.
* StupidJetpackHitler: [[spoiler:Doing the last few months of WorldWarII, the Germans managed to invent and produce a prototype nuclear submarine and six nuclear warheads labeled V3. They were however lost in the Arctic Sea, until our heroes finds them again that is]].
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: When Smyte attempts to hijack their plane, [[ThoseTwoGuys Ted and Frank]] unanimously decide that they aren't going to bother with it, puts so they put on their parachutes, parachutes and jumps jump out the cabin door.
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Fifteen years before he started his career in DisneyComics, and while he was still studying engineering at the University of Kentucky, Creator/DonRosa created this comic.
First published in the campus newspaper, ''The Pertwillaby Papers'' follows Lancelot "Lance" Pertwillaby, a gifted but rather dense aspiring scientist and adventurer, who goes on expeditions around the world with various eccentric professors and his rather airheaded girlfriend, Feather Fluffnuthin, always closely followed by his sworn enemies, Schuyler Roatch III, RichBastard extraordinaire, and Professor Viktor Dimitrius Smyte, [[MostDefinitelyNotAVillain who is definitely not a former Nazi scientist and high-ranking SS officer in hiding]], who are hoping to cause "[[MakeItLookLikeAnAccident an unfortunate accident]]" for our hero.
Don Rosa has later [[RecycledScript reused quite a few of the series' story elements]] for his Duck Comics.
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!!The Pertwillaby Tropes:
* AbsentMindedProfessor: Lance works with quite a few of these.
* TheCharmer: Lance has a way with words that exempts him from most of the expenses that college students have.
* DumbBlonde: Feather at first. Don Rosa tried to even her out a bit more in later comics by making her smart where Lance usually is dense.
* FreudianSlip: Professor Smyte constantly lets out stuff about his past, usually followed by a frantic attempt to cover it up
* LeftHanging: The ''Knighttime'' StoryArc had two additional chapters planned, but Don Rosa never got around to finishing these. The later Duck comic ''The Once and Future Duck'' can be considered a SpiritualSuccessor.
* MostDefinitelyNotAVillain: Don't let the accent or the Luger and SS papers in his desk drawer fool you. Professor Smyte was definitely born in "Coüncil Bluffs", Iowa, and is as American as "Apfelstrudel".
* MsFanservice: Feather.
* NonIndicativeFirstEpisode: The first series evolves around Lance's attempt to cheat himself into college, and contains elements of satire over TheSeventies's politics. The rest of the series is about his adventures around the globe.
* [[HatDamage Shirt Damage]]: Lance's shirt tends to get ripped to pieces OncePerEpisode. He even lampshades it.
-->"I gotta stop buying these cheap shirts..."
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: When Smyte attempts to hijack their plane, [[ThoseTwoGuys Ted and Frank]] unanimously decide that they aren't going to bother with it, puts on their parachutes, and jumps out the cabin door.
* SpeechBubbles: Every characters' speech bubble has a notably distinct style.
* StupidJetpackHitler: [[spoiler:Doing the last few months of WorldWarII, the Germans managed to invent and produce a prototype nuclear submarine and six nuclear warheads labeled V3. They were however lost in the Arctic Sea, until our heroes finds them again that is]].
* TakeMeInstead: Smyte volunteers for a questionable and potentially lethal experiment and Lance ends up offering himself as a test subject instead. Smyte [[InvokedTrope fully expected]] this to happen, as he knows that Lance is [[GoodIsDumb too much of a goody-two-shoes]] to allow another man to put himself in danger and hoped that Lance would perish in the experiment.
* ThoseTwoGuys: Pilot Ted and Co-pilot Frank, who's work often brings them in some form of indirect contact with our heroes.
* ThoseWackyNazis
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Fifteen years before he started his career in DisneyComics, and while he was still studying engineering at the University of Kentucky, Creator/DonRosa created this comic.
First published in the campus newspaper, ''The Pertwillaby Papers'' follows Lancelot "Lance" Pertwillaby, a gifted but rather dense aspiring scientist and adventurer, who goes on expeditions around the world with various eccentric professors and his rather airheaded girlfriend, Feather Fluffnuthin, always closely followed by his sworn enemies, Schuyler Roatch III, RichBastard extraordinaire, and Professor Viktor Dimitrius Smyte, [[MostDefinitelyNotAVillain who is definitely not a former Nazi scientist and high-ranking SS officer in hiding]], who are hoping to cause "[[MakeItLookLikeAnAccident an unfortunate accident]]" for our hero.
Don Rosa has later [[RecycledScript reused quite a few of the series' story elements]] for his Duck Comics.
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!!The Pertwillaby Tropes:
* AbsentMindedProfessor: Lance works with quite a few of these.
* TheCharmer: Lance has a way with words that exempts him from most of the expenses that college students have.
* DumbBlonde: Feather at first. Don Rosa tried to even her out a bit more in later comics by making her smart where Lance usually is dense.
* FreudianSlip: Professor Smyte constantly lets out stuff about his past, usually followed by a frantic attempt to cover it up
* LeftHanging: The ''Knighttime'' StoryArc had two additional chapters planned, but Don Rosa never got around to finishing these. The later Duck comic ''The Once and Future Duck'' can be considered a SpiritualSuccessor.
* MostDefinitelyNotAVillain: Don't let the accent or the Luger and SS papers in his desk drawer fool you. Professor Smyte was definitely born in "Coüncil Bluffs", Iowa, and is as American as "Apfelstrudel".
* MsFanservice: Feather.
* NonIndicativeFirstEpisode: The first series evolves around Lance's attempt to cheat himself into college, and contains elements of satire over TheSeventies's politics. The rest of the series is about his adventures around the globe.
* [[HatDamage Shirt Damage]]: Lance's shirt tends to get ripped to pieces OncePerEpisode. He even lampshades it.
-->"I gotta stop buying these cheap shirts..."
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: When Smyte attempts to hijack their plane, [[ThoseTwoGuys Ted and Frank]] unanimously decide that they aren't going to bother with it, puts on their parachutes, and jumps out the cabin door.
* SpeechBubbles: Every characters' speech bubble has a notably distinct style.
* StupidJetpackHitler: [[spoiler:Doing the last few months of WorldWarII, the Germans managed to invent and produce a prototype nuclear submarine and six nuclear warheads labeled V3. They were however lost in the Arctic Sea, until our heroes finds them again that is]].
* TakeMeInstead: Smyte volunteers for a questionable and potentially lethal experiment and Lance ends up offering himself as a test subject instead. Smyte [[InvokedTrope fully expected]] this to happen, as he knows that Lance is [[GoodIsDumb too much of a goody-two-shoes]] to allow another man to put himself in danger and hoped that Lance would perish in the experiment.
* ThoseTwoGuys: Pilot Ted and Co-pilot Frank, who's work often brings them in some form of indirect contact with our heroes.
* ThoseWackyNazis
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