Weisman intended to contribute to the series as a writer but was ultimately unable to due to its cancellation.Ī second Gargoyles comic was produced by now-defunct company SLG Publishing in 2006 and ran for 12 issues in 2008. An 11-issue Marvel series that hit comic book store shelves in 19 was the first licensed Gargoyles book and is notable for featuring early work from the likes of industry professionals like Amanda Conner, Joe Madureira and Jimmy Palmiotti.
There’s no information on if this Dynamite series will retcon the SLG comics run or will pick up from the ending of that.RELATED: Gargoyles Revives Goliath's Deadliest Enemy - With an Even More Twisted Purpose The Gargoyles Comic Canonĭynamite's Gargoyles is the third major comic book featuring Goliath and the other stone guardians of the beloved Walt Disney Television Animation series, which originally aired for three seasons from 1994 to 1997. While that Marvel series references events from the show's first season, Weisman also doesn’t consider that canon. Before that, Marvel had its own 11-issue Gargoyles run while the show was running. Weisman previously wrote an 18-issue Gargoyles comic series for Slave Labor Graphics in 2006, which picked up the events from Gargoyles Season 2.
I just wish it was in animated form! But, I’ll take what I can get. There aren’t many details to share regarding the story, but it’s pretty cool to learn that the story will continue.
Yes, there was a third season, but that is not considered canon by Wiseman and many others, as many members of the original team weren’t involved with it. The series will pick up after the events of Season 2. If you’re a fan of Disney’s Gargoyles, you’ll be happy to learn that Dynamite Entertainment has announced that they will continue the story of the animated show with a new comic book series! It’s explained that the series will pick up right where the original series left off.Ĭreator Greg Weisman will also return to help develop the comic, and he’s currently working on the first issue.
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