Month: January 2018

Time to party! And there’s no party like a Gargoyles party, because a Gargoyles party has conspiracies and fights. It’s Halloween, and neither the clan, House Xanatos, nor the Illuminati is going to let it go to waste. Everyone’s wearing a mask, and they’re more than skin deep.

This is chapter 3, “Invitation Only.” We’re finally in the truly new and canon part of the comics. Here is where you’ll see the comics diverge from the Goliath Chronicles – for the better, I might add.

The Quarrymen continue to hunt Goliath and Elisa. Meanwhile, Macbeth and ADA Margot argue over the gargoyles while on live TV. And in the Eyrie Building, House Xanatos and the gargoyles are adjusting to living with each other. We’re reviewing the second comic in the series.

The TV series might be over, but we still have the comics! They start up on the first episode of The Goliath Chronicles, The Journey. But after this, the story takes a whole new direction.

It’s the final half of the final episode of Gargoyles. The Greg-approved part of the series, that is. The Quarrymen are closing in on Goliath and Elisa. After taking a bullet to the wing, Goliath is reduced to climbing and jumping. Can he escape the vengeance-fueled John Castaway? In the meantime, Xanatos makes a dangerous move by ignoring the summons of the Illuminati. What i

This is episode 1 of the Goliath Chronicles. It’s the only episode of TGC I’m going to review, because really it’s the only one that follows cannon. The gargoyles are slowly adjusting to their new life under House Xanatos’s roof, but the populace of New York is not about to adjust to the idea of gargoyles existing. Jon Canmore takes advantage of this, forming the Quarrymen, a homicidal group bent on killing the gargoyles. It’s basically a scene-for-scene, shot-for-shot, word-for-word play of the first two SLG (Slave Labor Graphics) comics.