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Dynamite Comics and Disney Comics Set Gargoyles Comic Centered Around Demona Comic For Free Comic Book Day

Dynamite Entertainment's saw the launch of Gargoyles: Demona comic for Free Comic Book Day in May, 05 2025, the comic will be marketed torwards teenagers.

GARGOYLES DEMONA #0

(W) Greg Weisman (A) Frank Paur (CA) Meghan Hetrick

VENGEANCE TEN CENTURIES IN THE MAKING! The tragic tale of Demona, sworn enemy of Disney's Gargoyles, begins in Dynamite Entertainment's special Free Comic Book Day issue #0 of Gargoyles: Demona! For a thousand years, while the heroic Gargoyles slept, their nemesis Demona has been wide awake – scheming and plotting her revenge against humanity for destroying her kind. And although Goliath and his clan of Gargoyles will do everything they can to protect their adopted New York City, they are not prepared for the lengths to which Demona will go in order to enact her twisted plan for justice – or for how large a part they themselves will play in carrying it out!

In Shops: May 05, 2025

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And we’re back, joined by Greg Weisman and Frank Paur to discuss “Golem”. The thematic similarities between this legend and the gargoyles. The introduction of mob boss, Tomas Brod. Halcyon Renard’s struggles with life, death, and integrity. And changing the focus of the World Tour.

We also discuss bringing Prague to life, more about how animation has evolved since the 90’s towards today, and although it doesn’t appear in the episode, the Sedlec Ossuary.

We also discuss news such as a new Demona Funko Pop. A new Goliath statue from Diamond Select. And we give our First Impressions on “Gargoyles Quest #2”: Comic Book Spoilers from 11:00 to 27:00.

Available on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Audible, Spotify, and your podcatcher of choice! And join us on Patreon for the Exclusive Video Edition! 

Follow us on Twitter at: @FromEyrie Visit Jennifer L. Anderson’s online stores at: Angel Wings and Demon Tails Visit Greg Weisman at: Ask Greg Everything you ever wanted to know about Gargoyles at: GargWiki

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30 years ago today Gargoyles premiered in syndication!!!

🤩🤩🤩A PERFECT CLASSIC!!!🤩🤩🤩

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Title: Hulk Vs.

Rating: PG-13

Director: Frank Paur

Cast: Fred Tatasciore, Graham McTavish, Matthew Wolf, Grey DeLisle, Bryce Johnson, Kari Wahlgren, Janyse Jaud, Jay Brazeau, Jonathan Holmes, Michael Adamthwaite, French Tickner, Nicole Oliver, Qayam Devji, Scott McNeil

Release year: 2009

Genres: science fiction, adventure, action, fantasy

Blurb: For ages, Odin has protected his kingdom of Asgard...but every winter, the All-Father must rest and regain his strength for one week. During this time, all of Asgard's foes try to claim the realm for their own, but they are always stopped by Odin's son, the mighty Thor...albeit with the loss of many brave Asgardian warriors. Loki, god of mischief, has kidnapped Dr. Bruce Banner and brought him to Asgard with the help of Amora - Thor's once-lover, now the supervillain known as the Enchantress. Loki makes Banner angry and changes him into the Hulk, allowing the Enchantress to cast a spell which separates Banner from his monstrous alter-ego and grants Loki control over the Hulk's body.

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Further confirmation from the nephew of Frank Paur, Co-Creator of Gargoyles.

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“La grande lezione della vita, tesoro, non aver mai paura di nessuno o di niente.”

— Frank Sinatra

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Vendetta Directed by: Frank Paur Story by: Michael Reaves Airdate: October 5, 1992 Batman: The Animated Series (1992 - 1995)

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"You...are trespassing."

Loved this cartoon! 😁

Medieval Defender “Awakening” (1994)

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Batman: The Animated Series - Paper Cut-Out Portraits and Profiles

My Top Fifteen Most Favorite Episodes of Batman: The Animated Series

#15). Harley and Ivy - Airdate January 18th, 1993. Written by Paul Dini; directed by Boyd Kirkland.

#14). Robin’s Reckoning Part One - Airdate February 7th, 1993. Written by Randy Rogel; directed by Dick Sebast.

13). Egg Baby - Airdate April 1st, 2000.  Written by Hilary J. Bader and Alan Burnett; directed by James Tucker.

#12). His Silicon Soul - Airdate November 20th, 1992.  Written by Marty Isenberg and Robert N. Skir; directed by Boyd Kirkland.

#11). Birds of a Feather - Airdate February 8th, 1993.  Written by Brynne Stephens and Chuck Menville; Directed by Frank Paur.

#10). Over the Edge - Airdate May 23rd, 1998. Written by Paul Dini, Stan Berkowitz and Alan Burnett; directed by Yûichirô Yano.

#9). The Laughing Fish - Airdate January 10th, 1993. Written by Paul Dini; directed by Bruce Timm.

#8). Joker’s Favor - Airdate September 11th, 1992.  Written by Paul Dini; directed by Boyd Kirkland.

#7). Growing Pains - Airdate February 28th, 1998.  Written by Paul Dini and Robert Goodman; Directed by Atsuko Tanaka.  

#6). Harlequinade - Airdate May 23rd, 1994.  Written to Paul Dini; Directed by Kevin Altieri.  

#5). Feat of Clay Part Two - Airdate  September 9th, 1992.  Written by Marv Wolfman and Michael Reaves; Directed by Kevin Altieri.

#4). The Trial - Airdate May 16th, 1994.  Written by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm; Directed by Dan Riba.

#3). Two-Face Part One - Airdate September 25th, 1992.  Written by Alan Burnett and Randy Rogel; Directed by Kevin Altieri.

#2). Almost Got ‘Im - Airdate November 10th, 1992.  Written by Paul Dini; Directed by Eric Radomski.

#1). Heart of Ice - Airdate September 7th, 1992.  Written by Paul Dini; Directed by Bruce Timm.  

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Greg Weisman, Frank Paur, and Dennis Woodyard join us to discuss Avalon Part Two! That’s right, we have a trio of producers on board! We discuss Dennis’s career, background, bringing a third producer on board and many memories.

Dennis keeping a level head when production stress started getting to people. Fights on the beach! Time loops! David Warner acting opposite himself! Introducing Angela! And so much more! Be sure to check out the Background Memo on the episode for loads of material that didn’t make it into the final result.

Jennifer and Greg B also talk about the news that recently dropped about Atomic Monster developing a live action Gargoyles series for Disney+!

Dennis even brought some goodies, so click on the link to see them!

Available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Audible, Spotify, and your podcatcher of choice! And join us on Patreon at SpideyDudeNetwork for the exclusive video edition!

Follow us on Twitter at: @FromEyrie Follow us on Blusky at: @GargoylesPodcast Follow us on Instagram at: gargoylesvoices Visit Jennifer L. Anderson’s online stores at: Angel Wings and Demon Tails Visit Dennis Woodyard’s YouTube account at: Journeyman Artist Visit Greg Weisman at: Ask Greg Everything you ever wanted to know about Gargoyles at: GargWiki

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The first two are meant to be @ventique18 yuusonia and @cancerdust96 Catherine as gargoyles. because I thought if I was a gargoyle from the show would malleus think I'm neat or interesting? But than I wonder how their ocs would look. And I'll color it one of these days

Also maybe because of grim but I sort of gave ventique's yuu a more cat like. And I feel like the soft looks of a feathery cat would work for her yuu

While dust's oc i is more humanoid with very little off just a point ear here small horns and her wings. Also gave her the wings with the little grab hands that are used to close the wings like a cape around them.

And than their is mine, while I like to make myself pretty let's be honest I'm not. So my gargoyle self wouldn't be pretty either. But I'm not butt ugly so I used some of the more none human looks with larger horns the non human ears and more bat like wings and a tail. And I don't have the grab hands I have the hooks to keep the wings close.

Also I think we are more grotesque rather than gargoyles but oh well.

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"Batman: The Animated Series" (1992) Created by Paul Dini, Eric Radomski, & Bruce Timm (Animated/Action/Adventure/Comic Book) . . "Batman: Mask Of The Phantasm" (1993) Directed by Kevin Altieri, Boyd Kirkland, & Frank Paur (Animated/Action/Adventure/Comic Book) . . "The Adventures Of Batman & Robin" (1994) Created by Paul Dini, Eric Radomski, & Bruce Timm (Animated/Action/Adventure/Comic Book) . . "Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero" (1998) Directed by Boyd Kirkland (Animated/Action/Crime/Comic Book) . . "Batman Beyond" (1999) Created by Alan Burnett, Paul Dini, & Bruce Timm (Animated/Action/Sci-Fi/Comic Book) . . "Batman Beyond: Return Of The Joker" (2000) Directed by Curt Geda (Animated/Action/Sci-Fi/Comic Book)

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DCAU Rewatch: BTAS 19: Prophecy of Doom

A self-proclaimed psychic is preying upon the wealthy of Gotham City. The con man will find more than he bargains for when he tries to target hapless playboy Bruce Wayne.

Credits

Story by Dennis Marks

Teleplay by Sean Catherine Derek

Directed by Frank Paur

Music by Shirley Walker

Animation Services by Akom Production Co.

Layout Services by NOA Animation

In the last few years when I’ve felt like watching Batman, I’ve picked a few old favorites. I don’t remember having anything particularly against this one but I catalogued it to the part of my mind where I store some of the weakest episodes of the show. That’s not completely fair to this particular episode which is mostly fine if unremarkable.

The first thing that grabbed me in this show was the opening swing music that led into the raucous dance scene and casino on board the cruise ship. It’s an effective sixty second story that perfectly sets a mood—and then introduces drama and tragedy. There are quite a few sweeping camera pans throughout this episode, an assured confidence in the art and visuals. It's surprising this was Akom, as at least this part of the episode is definitely a bit higher in quality than their previous work. But that Akom quality does pop up as the episode unfolds.

As the series goes on we get less and less Bruce Wayne, so it is really nice here to get so much of the hapless facade as Batman uses his identity to investigate Nostromos’ cult. Not only does Conroy deliver the foppish dialogue with incredible comedic sensibility, but the dialogue itself perfectly captures the obnoxious and affable aura this Bruce presents. Even the animators have some fun with the way the character moves. It’s a nice wrinkle of dramatic storytelling to have Bruce lose his love interest as a consequence of his investigation into Nostromos.

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