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Angel's reading lessons include two "real" fables (though both were first recorded after the tenth century), [["The Scorpion and the Frog"]] and [["Belling the Cat"]]. | Angel's reading lessons include two "real" fables (though both were first recorded after the tenth century), [["The Scorpion and the Frog"]] and [["Belling the Cat"]]. | ||
| − | The "Italian story of betrayal" mentioned as performed by the players in "The Draw" is now revealed to be a pre-Shakespeare version of ''Othello''. | + | The "Italian story of betrayal" mentioned as performed by the players in [[The Draw|"The Draw"]] is now revealed to be a pre-[[William Shakespeare|Shakespeare]] version of ''[[Othello (play)|Othello]]''. |
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Revision as of 16:11, 26 January 2024
"The Dream" is the fifth issue of the Gargoyles: Dark Ages comic by Dynamite Entertainment. It was released on January 24th, 2024. [1] The digital version of the comic became available on Kindle on January 3rd, 2024.
- Writer/Creator: Greg Weisman
- Pencil Artist: Drew Moss
- Color Artist: Martina Pignedoli
- Letterer: Jeff Eckleberry
- Editor: Nate Cosby
- Main Cover Artist: Clayton Crain
Contents
Solicitation
The four youngest Gargoyles find themselves at the mercy of a menacing dragon, and while Mentor and Goliath ready their warriors to do battle with the great beast, the Archmage tells Angel that his magicks have sensed a problem — and an opportunity…
Writer and Gargoyles creator GREG WEISMAN and artist DREW MOSS continue their epic origin tale in this 40-page issue, which includes a new text story from Weisman and all cardstock covers featuring art by CLAYTON CRAIN, ALAN QUAH, MIRKA ANDOLFO, KENYA DANINO, and ERICA HENDERSON!
The Story
Review
First Appearances
Characters
- Wyvern
- Wick the Weaver (Mentioned Only)
Miscellaneous
Tidbits
Angel's reading lessons include two "real" fables (though both were first recorded after the tenth century), "The Scorpion and the Frog" and "Belling the Cat".
The "Italian story of betrayal" mentioned as performed by the players in "The Draw" is now revealed to be a pre-Shakespeare version of Othello.
Cover Gallery
Links
| << Previous Episode: "Alliance" Chapter Four: "The Promise" | Next Episode: "Alliance" Chapter Six>> |
