Gargoyles Quest #2 - "Quo Vadis Cum Hoc?"

[laughing_tree]

I don’t want to pretend like oh, I had these scripts in my pocket and I just pulled them out. That’s not right. But in terms of the ideas behind them, I’ve had, not all of them, but most of them for, yeah, like, 29 – well, not 29 because that’s when we just started – but 20-plus years. I’ve been keeping [composition] books, you know, the black and white [ones]. I have comp books like this filled with Gargoyles ideas. I just never stopped, something would occur to me where I’d be reading something, for Young Justice or or just on my own, I’d go “Oh, that’d be good for Gargoyles.” And I would put it down in the comp book. -- Greg Weisman

Comments

[blueprintstyles]

I keep meaning to rewatch this series from the beginning but I keep forgetting

[tripodeca113]

[Gasp!] It's Monsieur Le Maire the guy secretly behind the Redemption Squad!
And he's the guy from Les Miserables because that's seemingly based on real events in Gargoyles!

[ozaline]

So I haven't read any of the Marvel Gargoyles comics (or any new comics for a while) are the SLG comics canon to them or did he have to throw those out?

Also I love that title, makes me remember

[tripodeca113]

He said the Marvel comics are non-canon.

[ozaline]

I meant the SLG comics, which he wrote in the mid 00s which replaced the third season of the cartoon (except for the first episode of the same). I didn't know if he'd be forced to (or just decide to) discard them

[tripodeca113]

The current comics are following up to the SLG comics (with plans to republish the earlier material so we don't have to pay a guy on Ebay $350)

[super_fly]

According to this the new comics pick up from where the SLG series (ended due to license fee increases) left off