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− | + | '''''Gargoyles''''' is a comic book series produced by [[Creature Comics]] and published by [[Slave Labor Graphics]]. It continues the story of the ''[[Gargoyles (TV series)|Gargoyles]]'' television series after the end of season two. The first issue, "[[Nightwatch (episode)|Nightwatch]]" was released in June 2006, over ten years after the series left the air, although the events of the series pick up less than a week after "[[Hunter's Moon Part Three]]", the second season finale. (The events of ''[[The Goliath Chronicles]]'', the third season of the show, are not part of the comic book's continuity.) | |
− | Due to the success of the flagship comic ''Gargoyles'', Slave Labor Graphics began releasing the first spin-off mini-series, ''[[Bad Guys]]'', on November 29, 2007. | + | Issues are written by [[Greg Weisman]], and follow his Master Plan for the ''Gargoyles'' Universe. The first two issues, "Nightwatch" and "[[The Journey]]", were adapted from an episode that Weisman wrote for ''The Goliath Chronicles'', also entitled "[[The Journey (TGC)|The Journey]]". Issues #3-5 ("[[Invitation Only]]", "[[Masque]]" and "[[Bash]]") told the Halloween "[[Double Date]]" story, a plot idea that Weisman revealed at [[Ask Greg]] in 1997.[http://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?qid=538] Issue #6 ("[[Reunion]]") used a script that Weisman had written for the [[Marvel Comics]] comic book series before its cancellation. |
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+ | Due to the success of the flagship comic ''Gargoyles'', Slave Labor Graphics began releasing the first spin-off mini-series, ''[[Gargoyles: Bad Guys]]'', on November 29, 2007. | ||
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+ | ==See alsoo== | ||
+ | *{{wikipedia|Gargoyles_(SLG_comic)}} | ||
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Revision as of 03:48, 9 January 2008
Gargoyles is a comic book series produced by Creature Comics and published by Slave Labor Graphics. It continues the story of the Gargoyles television series after the end of season two. The first issue, "Nightwatch" was released in June 2006, over ten years after the series left the air, although the events of the series pick up less than a week after "Hunter's Moon Part Three", the second season finale. (The events of The Goliath Chronicles, the third season of the show, are not part of the comic book's continuity.)
Issues are written by Greg Weisman, and follow his Master Plan for the Gargoyles Universe. The first two issues, "Nightwatch" and "The Journey", were adapted from an episode that Weisman wrote for The Goliath Chronicles, also entitled "The Journey". Issues #3-5 ("Invitation Only", "Masque" and "Bash") told the Halloween "Double Date" story, a plot idea that Weisman revealed at Ask Greg in 1997.[1] Issue #6 ("Reunion") used a script that Weisman had written for the Marvel Comics comic book series before its cancellation.
Due to the success of the flagship comic Gargoyles, Slave Labor Graphics began releasing the first spin-off mini-series, Gargoyles: Bad Guys, on November 29, 2007.
See alsoo
- Gargoyles (SLG) at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia