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Revel writes...
Hi, this is something that just recently started bugging me. Did you and the others make up the term "By the Dragon"
just for a figure of expression or does it have historical reference? (Just one of those things that get stuck in your head and your not happy till you figure out why, you know?)
Greg responds...
I'm not saying.
BS writes...
What would the gargoyles think of the likes of Britney Spears and all that other pop music?
Greg responds...
Which one?
LSZ writes...
Are there any non-magical 'traditional' ESP/psychic powers in the Gargoyles universe?
Greg responds...
Maybe.
Siren writes...
In another sense of voting...
1.) In the gargoyles universe, could they fight for citizenship?
2.) Could they vote for a govenor or even a president?
3.) Could they run for office?
Greg responds...
1. Citizenship of what?
2. At what point in time?
3. When?
Todd Jensen writes...
In "Vendettas", after Vinnie creams Goliath with his pie, he walks off humming the theme music to "Gargoyles". How does he know the tune? After all, I think that we can safely assume that the television program doesn't exist in the universe that it creates.
Greg responds...
I think he made it up. But mostly it's an in-joke. The homeless guy in 3x3 Eyes also hums the Gargoyles Theme. (Said guy voiced by yours truly). Also an in-joke.
Emmlei writes...
do you know of the poem Tam Lin?
Greg responds...
Of it, yes.
Todd Jensen writes...
Just read your last ramble (the one posted a few minutes ago about deciding to make Goliath one of a species rather than a human turned into a gargoyle) and thought that I'd ask this: What is "Zot!"? I can't recall hearing of it before.
Greg responds...
I could tell you, but you'd be better off hearing it from the source, i.e. Scott McCloud. Check out:
http://www.comicbookresources.com/columns/zot/
In brief, ZOT! is one of my all-time favorite comic books. Now it's on-line.
Todd Jensen writes...
In the opening sequence to "Gargoyles", Goliath talks about how his clan was "betrayed by the humans we had sworn to protect". One thing that puzzles me a bit about that line, however, is that only one human in the community of Castle Wyvern took part in the betrayal of the castle to the Vikings - the Captain of the Guard. Which makes the use of "humans", plural, a bit puzzling. How does it fit in? Is Goliath in the opening speech refering to the unfriendliness and ingratitude of Princess Katharine and her subjects as well as the Captain's deal with the Vikings? (The former is a bit of a stretch as "betrayal", admittedly).
Greg responds...
I think there's a general bitterness there. Princess Katharine created the environment that fostered the betrayal. Also, it's narration. Goliath is speaking (on some level at least) of the generic treatment that gargoyles received at the hands of humans.
Mostly, it just sounds better.
Siren writes...
What would Lexington think about this whole Napster deal?
(it's late...insomnia makes me think of strange things)
Greg responds...
I don't know what Napster is.
LSZ writes...
Who, in your opinion, is the most dangerous villain in the Gargoyles universe in the epic sense?
Greg responds...
I don't like quantifying things.
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