Pop Culture in the Duck Universe

The world of Duckburg and Mouseton is filled with various recurring pop-culture references and icons. This includes both celebrities, comic books, video games, and much more.
== Prime Universe ==
These are fictional aspects introduced in the main stories. Some of them might be real in alternate timelines, or ignored entirely. Concepts that only appear once should usually not be included.
=== Franchises and publications ===
*Battle Beasties: a franchise of fictional monsters inspired by Pokémon and similar monster-games. Originally, they appeared in only two stories, but have been name-dropped once in a while.
*County Conscience: A large, newspaper, independent of billionaire funding, owned by Gideon McDuck.
*Duckburg Times: The number 1 newspaper in Duckburg.
* Flip the Fish: slice-of-life Comic book, fiercely enjoyed by Goofy.
*Marvin Monkey: non-violent comic book enjoyed by Donald Duck.
* Super Snooper: a fictional superhero with his own comic book series.
=== Products ===
* Barks' Dog Soup: Canned soup made for (?) dogs.
*Gurgleurp: a soda
* Fizzy Pop: a soda, Donald's favorite.
*Oolated Squiggs: Some sort of fish that's been "oolated", and canned.
* Wadilac: An expensive car brand.
== Parallel Universes only ==
* Darkwing Duck (2017 Continuum) originally a superhero show, before a real Darkwing Duck appeared.
* Jim Starling A famous actor in the 2017 Continuum, and played Darkwing Duck.
== Trivia ==
* In Hero 300, Donald is, himself, a pop-culture icon, as the story portrays his many comic book publications as in-universe comics.