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Greg's answer:
When Marty and Bob wrote the first draft outline of "Legion" they had created a scenario that seemed very reminiscent of Shakespeare's OTHELLO. I don't know if they specifically had that in mind, but I assume they did. Because Gargoyles didn't used to use names, the outline was very confusing to read, so I suggested using the names of the corresponding characters from the play to represent the three gargoyles. Othello (later Coldstone), Desdemona (later Coldfire) and Iago (later Coldsteel) were thus identified for script and credit purposes, but the names were never used in dialogue by any of the characters.
2. Why did Desdemona split into three in "High Noon?"
Greg's answer: Des didn't do it. She opened herself up to possession and the Weird Sisters did it.
3. Is the "healing" ability of the Coldsteel and Coldfire robots related to the Matrix?
Yes, though it's far more limited.
4. Could they clone Coldstone?
No. Coldstone is no longer organic- he's a reanimated corpse of gargoyle "stone."
5. When did Iago (later Coldsteel) deceive Coldstone (as seen in flashback in "Legion")?
The year AD 993.
GargWiki.net has answers for all your Gargoyles questions.
Includes episode commentaries by co-creator Greg Weisman, interviews with the cast, and a documentary on the fan convention.
Written by Greg Weisman and published by SLG between 2006 and 2009, the series picks up at after season two of the TV series. Issues can be found on eBay
Funko released several vinyl figures of our beloved Gargoyles clan. Find them at your local stores or online retail and auction web sites.
Electric Tiki released a sculpture of Goliath in 2011. Bowen Designs released a Goliath statue in 2009.