Dr. Von Goosewing: Difference between revisions

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* Von Goosewing appears to have (or have had) an assistant named [[Heinrich]] (who never appears on screen, yet some evidence of his existence exists, such as the uneaten sandwich in the episode '[[Incredible Shrinking Duck]]'). Von Goosewing often calls for Heinrich and repeatedly blames most of his failures on him.

* All evidence within the show suggests “Heinrich" may be just a figment of Von Goosewing's imagination. However, the Marvel comic books reveal that Heinrich is actually his former assistant who is always complaining about his paltry wages. Von Goosewing mentions that Heinrich threatened to resign, but is still with him. It seems, Heinrich may have quit, but Goosewing failed to realize it.

* All evidence within the show suggests “Heinrich" may be just a figment of Von Goosewing's imagination. However, the Marvel comic books reveal that Heinrich is actually his former assistant who is always complaining about his paltry wages. Von Goosewing mentions that Heinrich threatened to resign but is still with him. It seems Heinrich may have quit but Goosewing failed to realize it.

* The Marvel comic books based on the show also add a supporting character: Von Goosewing’s niece Vanna, on whom Duckula has a crush. This affection is reciprocated and the two have a romance during the comic's run, much to Von Goosewing's chagrin. Goosewing pursues Duckula with greater fervour as he seeks to protect his niece from him.

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 * Von Goosewing appears to have (or have had) an assistant named [[Heinrich]] (who never appears on screen, yet some evidence of his existence exists, such as the uneaten sandwich in the episode '[[Incredible Shrinking Duck]]'). Von Goosewing often calls for Heinrich and repeatedly blames most of his failures on him.
-* All evidence within the show suggests “Heinrich" may be just a figment of Von Goosewing's imagination. However, the Marvel comic books reveal that Heinrich is actually his former assistant who is always complaining about his paltry wages. Von Goosewing mentions that Heinrich threatened to resign, but is still with him. It seems, Heinrich may have quit, but Goosewing failed to realize it.
+* All evidence within the show suggests “Heinrich" may be just a figment of Von Goosewing's imagination. However, the Marvel comic books reveal that Heinrich is actually his former assistant who is always complaining about his paltry wages. Von Goosewing mentions that Heinrich threatened to resign but is still with him. It seems Heinrich may have quit but Goosewing failed to realize it.
 * The Marvel comic books based on the show also add a supporting character: Von Goosewing’s  niece Vanna, on whom Duckula has a crush. This affection is reciprocated and the two have a romance during the comic's run, much to Von Goosewing's chagrin. Goosewing pursues Duckula with greater fervour as he seeks to protect his niece from him.