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Anonymous writes...
Dear Greg,
What are the names of all of the young justice tie-in comics?
Anonymous writes...
what Iris West-Allen studied
Tristan Smith writes...
Dear Greg,
I want to buy young justice: targets and any other tie-in comics that were made. I was just wondering what the best website might be to buy them.
Thank you in advance, Tristan
Anonymous writes...
when King Orin took up residence in Atlantis
Jan Rott writes...
Did Macduff die at the hands of Demona at the Battle of Bothgoanan, or was he just knocking out?
Anonymous writes...
Where does Shelly Longshadow work?
Eliana writes...
Dear Greg,
Let me just start by saying that I ADORE Gargoyles. it's with out a doubt one of the best series of all time. Even my parents agree ( I got them successfully on board) . The way you incorporate Shakespearian lore into the 20th century New York is phenomenal, but you probably know that already.
I hope you'll be able to spare the time to answer me. I know you're probably very busy, but it would be an honour and a privilege to receive your input.
I'm currently studying for my BA in Archaeology, yet I'm looking into incorporating Animation as well. I'm a writer- I like writing my own stories and drawing my own characters. Initially I thought I'd go for 3D animation, since that's the big thing right now and it's truly fascinating, yet all the TV series I truly love and appreciate are in 2D, such as Disney's Gargoyles, and I want to learn everything- I want to make my own stories and animate my own characters - I want to CREATE, and in 3D animation I get the impression I'll always be dependent on someone else, since it seems like I can't specialize in everything- rigging, sculpting, animating, shading, etc.
The problem is I'm not so sure what I'm looking for-
1) which softwares are important to learn? What should I keep my eye out for?
2) What did you do in order to acquire the tools to create Gargoyles?
3) I read you were initially an English Literature teacher before you became a producer and writer. What caused you to change your profession?
Take care and all the best,
Head of the Gargoyles fan club,
Eliana
P.S- Just so you understand who you're dealing with - we Jews have this holiday called Sukkot, where you basically built a hut outside your house. Every year we have a theme for the decorations of said hut- one year Disney, one year Transformers, etc. Recently we did a Gargoyles theme, and it came out AMAZING. The best decorations we ever had. Perhaps I can somehow send you pics.
Thank you,
Damian writes...
Yo I was wondering what are some of the characters ages by s4 like is Bart still a minor? Or beast boy? Not rlly a huge question just mostly a curiosity one
Morgainne writes...
Hi! I recently read about the possibilities of a prequel series for Gargoyles. I was curious about how casting might work, are there people in mind ? Or there be auditions of sorts. I completely get if this is something that’s can’t be answered yet or such.
Mystic writes...
Is there any canon heights other then David Xanatos being over six feet tall?
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The Dynamite Comics
The story of Gargoyles continues in the comic book series Gargoyles and Gargoyles: Dark Ages published by Dynamite. Available online or at your local comic book shop.
The NECA Figures
NECA has produced a line of Gargoyles figures which continues to grow. Available through online and department store retailers.
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