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Anonymous writes...
First off, Greg,thanks for producing the best animated series I have ever
seen. More thanks to all the other Gargoyles fans for keeping this show
alive. Now, on to the questions:
1) How affected would gargoyles be to disease,whether from humans or
among their own kind?
2) We know that humans and fays can reproduce, but what about humans and
gargoyles? Would thatbe possible, or would the genetic differences be too
great?
3)Did you have any future plans for the mutates and clones?
4)What about the New Olympians?
5)If Disney had given you free rein over the show after Season 2, how long
could you (or would you) have kept the show going?
6)Did you have any major problems with the Disney censors over
"inappropriate" content?
Greg responds...
1. Their healing ability makes them extremely disease resistant.
2. I've answered this before. Fae's mate with mortals by
shape-shifting into the species they're mating with, allowing for
compatibility in conception. Gargoyles and humans are genetically too
distant to create natural offspring. What could be accomplished with
science and sorcery is another question.
3. Sure.
4. Uh huh.
5. Until death, disease or senility hit. Or until they dragged me
off it kicking and screaming.
6. No.
(GDW / 7-22-98)