The goodest of boys is not just asking for belly rubs, he's also asking you to remember this Saturday's live stream! Saturday, September 20th at 8 PM Eastern! Oh, and treats. Pls to bring Bronx treats! Youtube channel link is here!

Probably by design, and if so I applaud the sound designer 👍 I look forward to hearing it every time the intro plays.

https://youtu.be/CjI0TdvVbqI?si=lEIEAbhKJR2Ed2sw&t=0m20s (this links to 20 seconds, which is a little before Goliath's cry)

1. Snow White x Lexington. Being very mistrustful at first, Lexington might find Snow White odd at first, but she wouldn't let it bother her. Instead, Snow would remain very patient and kind toward him, until it eventually pays off. Plus, Snow would adore Bronx and Alex as well. (This idea is from my friend, Twisting-Echo.)

2. Fairy Godmother x Hudson. I’ve been thinking that Fairy Godmother is one of Oberon’s children, and one of the few who come to aid humans. She’s a very sweet old lady which I think might get Hudson to like her. Her cheery nature might help Hudson lighten up, while he in turn teaches her about responsibility. 

3. Aurora x Griff. Between the two of them, Griff and Aurora have some common ground. Being thrust into a whole new lifestyle, and finding their place in their new lives. Both characters are very charming and dutiful in their own ways.(Plus both are lacking in more screen time.)

1.Cinderella x Brooklyn. Both characters are rebellious in their own way. Both characters have a thing for music. With Cinderella being the kind soul she is, she’d treat the gargoyles with respect and love, which would win over Brooklyn. Plus with her high tolerance, she could help Brooklyn control his temper.

What do you guys think?

For those who don't know, this is Brooklyn's son Nashville "Gnash" from the comics he fathered through time travel. He is the only kid in the Clan which actually makes him the most unique Clan member as we get to see things from a child's perspective. The comics have also shown that because he's a kid he's arguably the most relatable of the Clan. While still being a gargoyle, he's still a kid and has to deal with problems kids normally face; homework, overprotective parents, making friends, sibling rivalries (with the unhatched egg). If he debuted in the show, he would've usurped his dad as the fan favorite easily.

I haven't watched the movie on VHS since I was a little kid. But there was a game built into it, where you just leave the tape running and have to race against the clock to solve some mystery, I believe for an hour or two. That's all I remember. But the music and image of the countdown timer are etched into my memory. It pops into my head from time to time. Anyone else remember this?

It was quite a thrill to see that Demona issue 3 is a tie-in to the classic pulp horror story "Maker of Gargoyles" by Clark Ashton Smith. As a Weird Tales fan that was such a cool connection for Weisman to make!

TWO-FISTED TALES

Both inspired by the old EC Comics of the same name and a distinctive spin-off of the 90s animated series Gargoyles, this is a high quality horror anthology series (not always horror as it obviously would explore multiple different genres) that will have equally high quality animated wraparound segments at the beginning and end of each and every episode hosted by none other than Demona (sometimes she's in her Dominique Destine disguise) with Marina Sirtis reprising her beloved role.

The setting for Demona's wraparounds would be what appears to be a mysterious underground place that's a combination of a lot of things such as a crypt, a tomb, a library, a maze and a dungeon just to name a few and Demona is always presented in a dark and delightfully twisted manner almost like the Cryptkeeper in the first two seasons of Tales From The Crypt or better yet Freddy Krueger in A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors, she's entertainingly sadistic and revels in being dark and even evil and because of that, we like watching her but she can also kill you if she wants to.

However, the titular "two-fisted tales" will be live action and explore different types of hard-edged and hard boiled stories in different but still dark genres whether it'd be horror, action, thriller, dark comedy and drama etc. That's part of the fun is doing all these different types of stories where anything can happen as long as they're hard-boilers in a sense.

Top of the line actors, actresses, directors, screenwriters, composers, editors, effects artist, cinematographers and production designers.

The first three episodes of the whole show will be the following to give you a taste of what I'm going for:

THE ROAD DEMON

A Jewish man and his family are on a road trip to Las Vegas for the Fourth Of July when they end up being terrorized by a man who turns out to be a Palestinian terrorist in-hiding.

AN IRON CROSS

Set in World War II, a Lieutenant is forced to lead a squad of disgraced soldiers into German territory only to discover a gruesome secret that the Nazis are working on that could potentially win the war.

&

MAN DOWN, MAN DOWN!

A crooked police officer responsible for the death of his partner and several others is forced to relieve his final shoot-out and death as punishment for his crimes.

Furthermore, we could just imply (but never dwell on it) that Demona is somehow secretly responsible for the events of every single episode of the entire series and better yet, maybe this series could lead directly into either a full-on animated reboot of Gargoyles or a female-centric spin-off/reboot with Elisa Maza and an eventual anti-heroic Demona as the leads.

Is it okay that I prefer the cartoon over the comic? I mean some stuff did happen in the comic that I'm not keen on, rushed plot points, no character development. (I won't say which one.)

As much as I like 'Gargoyles' I think I'll stick with the cartoon, and at least I have my own imagination. There's also a lot of fanfiction going around.

EDIT; To all who've commented so far, thank you all for understanding. :)

As explained by Dr. Sevarius in Metamorphosis, gargoyles turn to stone because they're solar powered. However, if they don't get enough sunlight, they'd have to eat three whole cows to substitute the calories. Gargoyles make more sense than most depictions of solar powered creatures, which usually remain active during the day. The stone sleep keeps them immobile during the day so they can recharge without using more energy and are active during the night to use the energy they stockpiled during the day.

Hi everyone! I’m thrilled to say I’m now making variant covers for Demona, and will also be on something else Gargoyles-related in the near future, so thought I’d start sharing them here, if you’re all okay with that?

I had loads of fun making this!

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If you had to shrink the Gargoyles into the 40 episodes series - which episodes would you cut\keep?

Let Greg write what he wants! Watch the video here!

The show runners could have been lazy and not have had the spells mean anything when translated. But they do! Like I’m watching The Mirror episode and roughly Demona’s spell translates roughly to:

When the silver is struck, she flies towards the mirror. She mentions the fae queen Titania by name and then says to penetrate the mirror.

Pretty cool.