GargWiki is the ultimate reference guide to the world of Disney's Gargoyles! Although this site contains information on anything and everything relating to Gargoyles, the primary focus of the wiki is the canonical Gargoyles Universe, as envisioned by creator Greg Weisman. This includes the first two seasons of the television show, the comic book series by Slave Labor Graphics, and the current comic series by Dynamite Entertainment.
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Category:Canon covers in-universe information, detailing not only characters, places, and objects, but also real world information, including the relevant television episodes and comic issues.
Additional real world topics, including cast and crew members, animation studios, and merchandise can be found in Category:Out-of-universe.
After the series ended in 1996, Greg Weisman revealed many secrets and plans he had for the Gargoyles Universe, including spin-offs and new characters. Entries on these revelations are located in Category:Canon-in-training.
Some canon entries contain text written in bold, blue type. This signifies, for easy distinction, Canon-in-training material in a primarily Canon entry.
Finally, Category:Apocrypha is dedicated to non-canon Gargoyles material, such as The Goliath Chronicles, the Marvel Comics series, Radio Plays, and more recent comic crossovers.
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The story is told – though who can say if it be true –
that on this day in history:
- 1998: The United States Supreme Court hears arguments in New Jersey v. New York to determine which side of the state line Ellis Island falls.
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The Hollow Hill is an enchanted cavern on the island of Avalon, and a place of powerful magic. The main chamber of the Hollow Hill is a huge rocky dome. It was here, upon a huge bier, that King Arthur Pendragon was placed in his sleep, only to be awakened when he was most needed. To reach the King's platform from the entry corridor, one must first cross a narrow bridge over a deep fissure. This magical bridge was so enchanted that if a person attempted to cross it, it would appear to collapse, requiring a "leap of faith" to cross it. While Arthur was entombed at the Hollow Hill, it was also guarded by two magical suits of armor that guarded the King. Along the perimeter of the room were statues of knights, and above them heraldic images. King Arthur slept here for one thousand four hundred and fifty three years (though only about sixty years seemed to have passed on Avalon).
In late 1995, Elisa Maza and the Magus came to the Hollow Hill and awoke King Arthur from his sleep to assist them in their need. Later the Magus returned and battled the Weird Sisters at the Hill and though he defeated them, it came at great cost to him. Shortly after the battle, he died upon the King's platform. (more...)
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