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Question received on Mon, May 01, 2000 06:58:02 PM

Man Mountain writes...

Great Sage (aka Greg),
I don't know all the right terminology or even if you can answer it, but perhaps you can point me in the right direction. Is the idea of Gargoyles turning to stone by day and back to flesh by night, copyrighted? Or perhaps only the "exploding skin" of sunset? I just wondered how much of the basic biology is in the public domain. (Not that I plan on ripping you off or anything, I was just curious.) Thanks for your time, oh Great Sage of Gargoyles...

Greg responds...

As far as I know, that was original to us. (Meaning Disney owns that idea.) Though I've certainly seen similar things.

Response recorded on July 18, 2000

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