Review: ‘Gargoyles’ #10 Hurt On Landing
Writer Greg Weisman does well with the characterization in his scripting. His dialogue feels very believable, and sees great enhancement
Read moreWriter Greg Weisman does well with the characterization in his scripting. His dialogue feels very believable, and sees great enhancement
Read moreCovers A and F are by artist Matteo Lolli. They both suggest a fun adventure featuring the Gargoyles. Part of
Read moreWhile Dynamite’s first Gargoyles series wrapped recently, the saga of the Manhattan clan continues. Ahead of New York Comic Con,
Read moreWriter Greg Weisman creates a solid script for the main story. However, Weisman seems to use an anachronistic word to
Read moreWriter Greg Weisman creates a realistic feeling court hearing. However, Weisman does so at the cost of continuing most of
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Read moreWriter Greg Weisman is a creative mind of the Disney Gargoyles cartoon (1994-1997). He is also the writer of the
Read moreWith Disney’s Gargoyles a successful and ongoing concern for Dynamite Entertainment, it only makes sense that the company might offer
Read moreWriter Greg Weisman uses a bit of latin in this issue for the spells. There is also a lore drop
Read moreWriter Greg Weisman creates a rather exposition heavy script. One might even call this a filler meets info dump type
Read moreLast year, Dynamite announced several collaborations with Disney, and now the company plans to celebrate the successes to date with
Read moreWriter Greg Weisman creates a mostly strong script. One of the strengths is the dialogue, particularly the natural integration of
Read moreWriter Greg Weisman continues the original arc with at least two of the ongoing plot lines. Yet, Weisman uses a
Read moreWriter Greg Weisman arguably creates his strongest script for this series so far. This is due to the plotting and
Read moreFrom writer and series co-creator Greg Weisman, Gargoyles: Dark Ages continues to tell the origins of the fan-favorite characters some
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Read moreWriter Greg Weisman is one of the creators of the cartoon series Gargoyles (1994-1997). Artist Drew Moss is going to
Read moreThis issue features several plot lines most of which are reliant on clichés. However, there is one that writer Greg
Read moreDynamite’s Gargoyles comic line is expanding. Soon, fans of the Disney Afternoon series turned comic book will get the chance
Read moreDynamite’s Gargoyles series has been flying along with one character conspicuously absent: Demona. But that all chances with the seventh
Read moreCovers A, I, Q, and R are by artist David Nakayama. All four covers feature an image of Goliath that
Read moreWriter Greg Weisman creates an opening page that will probably confuse some young readers, and those newer to comics. This
Read moreWriter Greg Weisman continues to set-up the plot of this arc while also re-establishing characters. Also Weisman does make the
Read moreWriter: Greg Weisman Artist: Christopher Jones Colours: Jason Wright Letters: Wes Abbott “You’ve witnessed teams across the globe band together
Read moreWriter Greg Weisman does a bit of info dumping throughout the issue. Though this helps explain things for those new
Read moreWriter: Greg Weisman Artist: Christopher Jones Colours: Jason Wright Letters: Wes Abbott “Just as it seemed that Superboy was about
Read moreWith the first issue of Dynamite’s upcoming Gargoyles series breaking 100,000 units in initial orders, the company has teamed up
Read moreWriter: Greg Weisman Artist: Christopher Jones Colours: Jason Wright Letters: Wes Abbott The search for Queen Perdita continues, and the
Read moreA shorter edition this week, but still a good selection including interviews, reviews and a bit more. Sometimes less is
Read moreGreg Weisman is the creator of the Disney cartoon Gargoyles (1994-1997). He is also a writer of various other television
Read moreWriter: Greg Weisman Artist: Christopher Jones Colours: Jason Wright Letters: Wes Abbott “Queen Perdita has been rescued! Or has she?
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