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'''''Gargoyles''''' was a monthly comic book series published by [[Marvel Comics]] between February and December 1995. It was a spin-off from the first season of the animated series ''[[Gargoyles (TV series)|Gargoyles]]''. The books referenced events from the first season, but did not follow the continuity of the series and are not considered canon by creator [[Greg Weisman]].
 
'''''Gargoyles''''' was a monthly comic book series published by [[Marvel Comics]] between February and December 1995. It was a spin-off from the first season of the animated series ''[[Gargoyles (TV series)|Gargoyles]]''. The books referenced events from the first season, but did not follow the continuity of the series and are not considered canon by creator [[Greg Weisman]].
  
Eleven issues were produced. Greg Weisman was hired to pen a story arc for the comic book, but Marvel filed for bankruptcy and cancelled the series before it was published. An unpublished script written by Weisman for the comic was later adapted into "[[Reunion]]", the sixth issue of the ''[[Gargoyles (SLG)|Gargoyles]]'' comic from [[Slave Labor Graphics]].
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Eleven issues were produced. Greg Weisman was hired to pen a story arc for the comic book, but Marvel filed for bankruptcy and cancelled the series before it was published. An unpublished script written by Weisman for the comic was later adapted into [[Reunion|"Reunion"]], the sixth issue of the ''[[Gargoyles (SLG)|Gargoyles]]'' comic from [[Slave Labor Graphics]].
  
[[Petros Xanatos]] made his earliest appearance in "[[The Pack Attacks]]", the seventh issue of the series, before his first real appearance in the TV series in the episode "[[Vows]]". [[Beth Maza]] also appeared in "[[Always Darkest Before Dawn]]" , the third issue of the comic, before being properly introduced in the TV series, although a picture of her had previously appeared in the episode "[[Deadly Force]]".
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[[Petros Xanatos]] made his earliest appearance in [[The Pack Attacks|"The Pack Attacks"]], the seventh issue of the series, before his first real appearance in the TV series in the episode [[Vows|"Vows"]]. [[Beth Maza]] also appeared in [[Always Darkest Before Dawn|"Always Darkest Before Dawn"]] , the third issue of the comic, before being properly introduced in the TV series, although a picture of her had previously appeared in the episode [[Deadly Force|"Deadly Force"]].
  
 
Regular writers on the series were [[Mort Todd]] and [[Martin Pasko]]. Regular artists included [[Amanda Conner]], [[Alberto Saichann]], [[Anthony Tollin]] and [[Greg Wright]]. Each issue was lettered by [[John Costanza]] (who also lettered ''Gargoyles'' stories from ''[[Disney Adventures]]''), and the editor was [[Hildy Mesnik]].
 
Regular writers on the series were [[Mort Todd]] and [[Martin Pasko]]. Regular artists included [[Amanda Conner]], [[Alberto Saichann]], [[Anthony Tollin]] and [[Greg Wright]]. Each issue was lettered by [[John Costanza]] (who also lettered ''Gargoyles'' stories from ''[[Disney Adventures]]''), and the editor was [[Hildy Mesnik]].
  
Select issues will be re-released (in addition to the entire run "remastered and compiled" into trade paperback) by [[Dynamite Entertainment]] in 2022. [https://www.dynamite.com/htmlfiles/pressrelshow.html?display=13d43639-dd09-ed11-80c4-b083fed06a4f]
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It was announced in 2022 that select issues will be re-released (in addition to the entire run "remastered and compiled" into trade paperback) by [[Dynamite Entertainment]]. [https://www.dynamite.com/htmlfiles/pressrelshow.html?display=13d43639-dd09-ed11-80c4-b083fed06a4f]
  
 
==Issues==
 
==Issues==
# "[[Fiends In High Places]]"
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# [[Fiends In High Places|"Fiends In High Places"]]
# "[[Always Darkest Before Dawn]]"
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# [[Always Darkest Before Dawn|"Always Darkest Before Dawn"]]
# "[[Rude Awakening]]"
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# [[Rude Awakening|"Rude Awakening"]]
# "[[Blood From A Stone]]"
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# [[Blood From A Stone|"Blood From A Stone"]]
# "[[Venus In Stone]]"
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# [[Venus In Stone|"Venus In Stone"]]
# "[[Venus Rising]]"
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# [[Venus Rising|"Venus Rising"]]
# "[[The Pack Attacks]]"
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# [[The Pack Attacks|"The Pack Attacks"]]
# "[[Terror In Times Square]]"
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# [[Terror In Times Square|"Terror In Times Square"]]
# "[[The Egg And I]]"
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# [[The Egg And I|"The Egg And I"]]
# "[[Out of the Past]]"
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# [[Out of the Past|"Out of the Past"]]
# "[[Into the Future]]"
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# [[Into the Future|"Into the Future"]]
  
 
==Unreleased Issues==
 
==Unreleased Issues==
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Mort Todd/Amanda Conner/Alberto Saichann
 
Mort Todd/Amanda Conner/Alberto Saichann
 
Ghosts haunt New York City when a film crew casts evil spells for their movie! Who you gonna' call? The Gargoyles' resident movie-buff, Brooklyn! (Shipping 1/30/96)
 
Ghosts haunt New York City when a film crew casts evil spells for their movie! Who you gonna' call? The Gargoyles' resident movie-buff, Brooklyn! (Shipping 1/30/96)
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* Gargoyles #16
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Mort Todd/Amanda Conner/Alberto Saichann Gargoyles all over the city are being smashed into gravel! Will Goliath and crew get pounded in "Hammer of Fear?" (Shipping 3/26/96)
  
 
* Gargoyles #15
 
* Gargoyles #15

Revision as of 11:48, 12 January 2024

Gargoyles was a monthly comic book series published by Marvel Comics between February and December 1995. It was a spin-off from the first season of the animated series Gargoyles. The books referenced events from the first season, but did not follow the continuity of the series and are not considered canon by creator Greg Weisman.

Eleven issues were produced. Greg Weisman was hired to pen a story arc for the comic book, but Marvel filed for bankruptcy and cancelled the series before it was published. An unpublished script written by Weisman for the comic was later adapted into "Reunion", the sixth issue of the Gargoyles comic from Slave Labor Graphics.

Petros Xanatos made his earliest appearance in "The Pack Attacks", the seventh issue of the series, before his first real appearance in the TV series in the episode "Vows". Beth Maza also appeared in "Always Darkest Before Dawn" , the third issue of the comic, before being properly introduced in the TV series, although a picture of her had previously appeared in the episode "Deadly Force".

Regular writers on the series were Mort Todd and Martin Pasko. Regular artists included Amanda Conner, Alberto Saichann, Anthony Tollin and Greg Wright. Each issue was lettered by John Costanza (who also lettered Gargoyles stories from Disney Adventures), and the editor was Hildy Mesnik.

It was announced in 2022 that select issues will be re-released (in addition to the entire run "remastered and compiled" into trade paperback) by Dynamite Entertainment. [1]

Issues

  1. "Fiends In High Places"
  2. "Always Darkest Before Dawn"
  3. "Rude Awakening"
  4. "Blood From A Stone"
  5. "Venus In Stone"
  6. "Venus Rising"
  7. "The Pack Attacks"
  8. "Terror In Times Square"
  9. "The Egg And I"
  10. "Out of the Past"
  11. "Into the Future"

Unreleased Issues

In August, 2023, the solicitations for three unreleased issues were discovered and shared on reddit from a preview magazine that Marvel used to publish titled "Vision". [2]

  • Gargoyles #14

Mort Todd/Amanda Conner/Alberto Saichann Ghosts haunt New York City when a film crew casts evil spells for their movie! Who you gonna' call? The Gargoyles' resident movie-buff, Brooklyn! (Shipping 1/30/96)

  • Gargoyles #16

Mort Todd/Amanda Conner/Alberto Saichann Gargoyles all over the city are being smashed into gravel! Will Goliath and crew get pounded in "Hammer of Fear?" (Shipping 3/26/96)

  • Gargoyles #15

Mort Todd/Amanda Conner/Alberto Saichann Goliath, Elisa and Bronx return to the Big Apple to face the threat of an amazing new menace. (Shipping 2/27/96)

  • Gargoyles #17

Gregory Weisman/Marie Severin/Alberto Saichann Presenting an unknown tale of the Gargoyles' "World Tour!" Our adventurers sail into Tibet, land of the Abominable Snowman! (Not available in the U.K.) (Shipping 4/30/96)