| Baby Huey | |
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Real Name |
Huey |
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First Appearance |
Casper #1 (September, 1949) |
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Original Publisher |
Paramount Pictures' Famous Studios |
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Created by |
Martin Taras & Sid Raymond |
Origin[]
Baby Huey's impatient mother downs a whole bottle of pre-natal vitamins, and gives birth to a giant baby duckling that she names Huey. He is rejected by the other ducklings due to his size and stupidity, but wins their respect by using his strength to defend them from a fox.
Powers and Abilities[]
Baby Huey demonstrated superhuman strength and was virtually indestructible, but was very naive and seemed to be a little dim-witted.
Public Domain Appearances[]
Public Domain Animated Appearances[]
- Quack a Doodle Doo (1950)
- Pest Pupil (1957)
Public Domain Comic Appearances[]
- Baby Huey, the Baby Giant #1-3
- Baby Huey and Papa 1-10
- Baby Huey in Duckland 1-5
- Casper (1949) #1-4
Trivia[]
- Huey’s first animated appearance - ‘Quack-a-Doodle-Doo’ - fell into the public domain, and thus he and the other supporting characters featured in the cartoon are also, therefore, public domain.
- Huey was initially planned to appear in a deleted scene in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.