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'''''Gargoyles: Bad Guys''''' is a ''[[Gargoyles (SLG comics)|Gargoyles]]'' spin-off, published as a six-issue, comic book miniseries from [[Slave Labor Graphics]]. It is the first ''Gargoyles'' spin-off to be produced in any form. The first issue, "[[Strangers]]", was released on November 29th, 2007. | '''''Gargoyles: Bad Guys''''' is a ''[[Gargoyles (SLG comics)|Gargoyles]]'' spin-off, published as a six-issue, comic book miniseries from [[Slave Labor Graphics]]. It is the first ''Gargoyles'' spin-off to be produced in any form. The first issue, "[[Strangers]]", was released on November 29th, 2007. | ||
| + | ==Synopsis== | ||
| + | The series follows the exploits of a group of "semi-reformed" former villains from the first two seasons of ''[[Gargoyles (TV series)|Gargoyles]]'', called the [[Redemption Squad]]. The squad is led by [[Robyn Canmore]] (under the codename Hunter), and also includes [[Dingo]], [[Matrix]], [[Yama]], and [[Fang]]. {{CIT|These individuals were recruited by a mysterious personage known only as the [[Director]] to run missions for him, and were chosen because, as "bad guys," they are expendable. In the course of the Squad's ''Dirty Dozen''-inspired adventures, they will encounter many familiar figures from ''Gargoyles'', such as the [[terrorist]]s from "[[City of Stone Part One]]" (in the course of which we will learn what their cause was), the [[Pack]], [[John Castaway|Castaway]] and the [[Quarrymen]], and even [[Goliath]]'s clan. An antagonist named Falstaff will also appear. The Director will be using the Redemption Squad in part as a means of battling the [[Illuminati]]. Character-based complications along the way will include Dingo and Robyn developing a stormy relationship, and Yama and Fang taking a strong dislike to each other.}} | ||
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| + | ==History== | ||
''Gargoyles: Bad Guys'' was one of six proposed ''Gargoyles'' spin-offs. Of the six, it came closest to being created in animated form (under the title '''''Bad Guys'''''). A Leica reel for the series was produced, which is shown exclusively at the [[Gathering of the Gargoyles]] convention. | ''Gargoyles: Bad Guys'' was one of six proposed ''Gargoyles'' spin-offs. Of the six, it came closest to being created in animated form (under the title '''''Bad Guys'''''). A Leica reel for the series was produced, which is shown exclusively at the [[Gathering of the Gargoyles]] convention. | ||
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Revision as of 05:03, 12 January 2008
Gargoyles: Bad Guys is a Gargoyles spin-off, published as a six-issue, comic book miniseries from Slave Labor Graphics. It is the first Gargoyles spin-off to be produced in any form. The first issue, "Strangers", was released on November 29th, 2007.
Synopsis
The series follows the exploits of a group of "semi-reformed" former villains from the first two seasons of Gargoyles, called the Redemption Squad. The squad is led by Robyn Canmore (under the codename Hunter), and also includes Dingo, Matrix, Yama, and Fang. These individuals were recruited by a mysterious personage known only as the Director to run missions for him, and were chosen because, as "bad guys," they are expendable. In the course of the Squad's Dirty Dozen-inspired adventures, they will encounter many familiar figures from Gargoyles, such as the terrorists from "City of Stone Part One" (in the course of which we will learn what their cause was), the Pack, Castaway and the Quarrymen, and even Goliath's clan. An antagonist named Falstaff will also appear. The Director will be using the Redemption Squad in part as a means of battling the Illuminati. Character-based complications along the way will include Dingo and Robyn developing a stormy relationship, and Yama and Fang taking a strong dislike to each other.
History
Gargoyles: Bad Guys was one of six proposed Gargoyles spin-offs. Of the six, it came closest to being created in animated form (under the title Bad Guys). A Leica reel for the series was produced, which is shown exclusively at the Gathering of the Gargoyles convention.
