Gargoyles: Clan Building Volume 1 by Greg Weisman Book
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Gargoyles: Clan Building Volume 1 by Greg Weisman book Ebook Gargoyles: Clan Building Volume 1 currently available for review only, if you need complete ebook Gargoyles: Clan Building Volume 1 please fill out registration form to access in our databases Download here >> Series:::: Gargoyles (Book 1)+++Paperback:::: 168 pages+++Publisher:::: SLG Publishing (January 23, 2008)+++Language:::: English+++ISBN- 10:::: 1593620969+++ISBN-13:::: 978-1593620967+++Product Dimensions::::5.7 x 0.5 x 8.5 inches++++++ ISBN10 1593620969 ISBN13 978-1593620 Download here >> Description: Stone by day, warriors by night, the Gargoyles were betrayed by those they had sworn to protect. Now here in modern Manhattan, the spell that held them frozen for a thousand years is broken, and the Gargoyles live again! Based on the popular Disney/Buena Vista animated television series of the 90s, Gargoyles is back with original canon stories from series creator Greg Weisman. The cancellation of Disneys Gargoyles twelve years ago (thirteen for those who disowned The Goliath Chronicles) still causes pangs of grief in the hearts of fans who have not forgotten just how special of a program it was. Luckily, it was this devotion - along with the enduring enthusiasm of series creator Greg Weisman - that kept the franchise alive long enough for the formation of the comic books to come about. Produced independently from Disney by Slave Labor Graphics, the collected issues #1 through #6 in this compilation continue the storyline following the shows second season, as told by Weisman.Issue #1 reiterates the events of the end of the shows second season before initiating the Quarrymen storyline, which carries over to issue #2. Issues #3 through #5 focus on the schemes of the Illuminati (of all entities) and the return of Thailog. Issue #6 is told largely as a flashback and ends the book in an open-ended manner with a revelation and the resurfacing of an old foe. Recurring throughout the comics is the development of Goliaths and Elisas relationship (enthusiasts rejoice!) and how New York is receiving the now-not-so- secret Gargoyles.The show was notable for featuring dramatic narrative over action scenes, and this approach carries over to the comics. Though there is a handful of exhilarating fight/chase scenes spread throughout the issues, you will not be able to understand the complex plot simply by looking at the pictures. The storytelling is smarter than ever and remains big on character development. The cast is consistent: the Manhattan Clan, Elisa, Xanatos and Fox, Matt Bluestone, the Mutates, Thailog and the clones, Coldstone, and the rest of the cast (with the exception of Demona, only seen briefly) have not undergone any changes to compromise their onscreen selves. Some reviewers contradict me on that last statement, but I stand firm that any significant change is solely in the eye of the beholder.The art is good...four out of six times. The issues are illustrated by four different artists: David Hedgecock (issues #1-3), Nir Paniry (#4), Karine Charlebois (#5), and Gordon Purcell (#6). While none of the artists are bad, there are those illustrators whose art style matches the content more than others - namely, that of Hedgecock and Charlebois, who exercise familiar and likeable designs well suited to what we remember from the series. Paniry draws heavy outlines and relies on shadows more than any other artist, and while this looks great in the issues fight scene, its too grave and weighty for the more lighthearted scenes and makes the characters look dreadful in closeups. Purcell has a sketchy, rawer style that - combined with the color scheme - looks as though he drew with chalk instead of ink.Another detraction is the uneven page time that the characters get to express their personalities. For example, about 70% of the illustration is given over to Goliath, Elisa, and non-Gargoyle characters, while only about 40 of the approximate 150 pages feature other members of the Manhattan Clan, in half of which theyre merely in the background. Nevertheless, the issues are full of little character tidbits that make the story worth following on their own: little things that are insignificant to the plot but nonetheless meaningful to fans who have missed seeing their favorite characters for so long. Theres Broadways first documented kiss with Angela, the tender interaction between Alex Xanatos and Lexington and Bronx, and Brooklyns skintight Super-Goyle entrance (so funny and sexy at the same time...) - all of which are sure to tickle the needs of those of us who have spent the time between the shows cancellation and the comics publication wondering what our old friends are getting up to.Simply put, if allowed to exist for the indefinite future, I have no doubt that Gargoyles will grow as endearing in the comic world as it did on Saturday morning TV. It exists because of the fans, and does not aim to disappoint its base. Like the Gargoyles themselves, the series has adapted effectively to a new environment and are well on the way to making it their own. Fans, get it. Now. 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