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Gargoyles (2022) (Single Issues) #7-12
Gargoyles: Here in Manhattan, Volume 2
Demona is back!!
Launching a new and exciting storyline. Goliath is in prison and about to go on trial! Dino Dracon is on the rampage! And Demona returns to Manhattan, determined to gather the three new keys to power! Do Brooklyn and the Clan have a prayer of stopping her without Goliath? Um...probably not.
Launching a new and exciting storyline. Goliath is in prison and about to go on trial! Dino Dracon is on the rampage! And Demona returns to Manhattan, determined to gather the three new keys to power! Do Brooklyn and the Clan have a prayer of stopping her without Goliath? Um...probably not.
160 pages, Hardcover
First published June 24, 2026
About the author
Greg Weisman
286 books142 followersGreg Weisman (BA Stanford, MPW U.S.C.) has been a storyteller all his life. His first professional work was as an Editor for DC Comics, where he also wrote Captain Atom.
Greg worked at Walt Disney Television Animation from 1989 through 1996. In 1991, Greg created and developed a new series for Disney: GARGOYLES, becoming Supervising Producer and Supervising Story Editor of that series.
In 1998, Greg became a full-time Freelancer. He wrote the new Gargoyles and Gargoyles: Bad Guys comic books for SLG Publishing, while producing, writing, story editing and voice acting for Sony’s The Spectacular Spider-Man. He then moved over to Warner Bros., where he produced, story edited, wrote and voice acted on the new series, Young Justice, as well as writing the companion Young Justice monthly comic book for DC.
Greg was a writer and Executive Producer on the first season of Star Wars Rebels for Lucasfilm and Disney, and he’s also writing the spin-off comic Star Wars Kanan: The Last Padawan. His first novel, Rain of the Ghosts, was published in 2013; its sequel, Spirits of Ash and Foam, arrived in bookstores in 2014.
Greg worked at Walt Disney Television Animation from 1989 through 1996. In 1991, Greg created and developed a new series for Disney: GARGOYLES, becoming Supervising Producer and Supervising Story Editor of that series.
In 1998, Greg became a full-time Freelancer. He wrote the new Gargoyles and Gargoyles: Bad Guys comic books for SLG Publishing, while producing, writing, story editing and voice acting for Sony’s The Spectacular Spider-Man. He then moved over to Warner Bros., where he produced, story edited, wrote and voice acted on the new series, Young Justice, as well as writing the companion Young Justice monthly comic book for DC.
Greg was a writer and Executive Producer on the first season of Star Wars Rebels for Lucasfilm and Disney, and he’s also writing the spin-off comic Star Wars Kanan: The Last Padawan. His first novel, Rain of the Ghosts, was published in 2013; its sequel, Spirits of Ash and Foam, arrived in bookstores in 2014.
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September 3, 2026
Collects issues 7 through 12.
November 20, 2025
Had a better time with this one than the first one - I enjoyed the resolution to the setup in vol. 1 more than I enjoyed the setups themselves, I was more impressed with the plots, and there was a lot less recap. Feels like we're finally chugging towards something really good here.
Weisman still feels shackled by the medium, like he's straining to put all these ideas in one place. It's his writing style clashing with the limitations of the medium - like he wants to be working on a tv show or a prose novel but is forced to work on a comic, and hasn't quite accepted that. This is compounded by some odd choices for panel use/space use.
The Goliath trial is fun (even if I can easily see ways it could have been ever so slightly improved), the resolution to the Dracon arc is solid, and every single moment with Demons is phenomenal. 9/10 - it's a fun comic - I'm making it sound worse than it is by pointing out its limitations. A-.
Weisman still feels shackled by the medium, like he's straining to put all these ideas in one place. It's his writing style clashing with the limitations of the medium - like he wants to be working on a tv show or a prose novel but is forced to work on a comic, and hasn't quite accepted that. This is compounded by some odd choices for panel use/space use.
The Goliath trial is fun (even if I can easily see ways it could have been ever so slightly improved), the resolution to the Dracon arc is solid, and every single moment with Demons is phenomenal. 9/10 - it's a fun comic - I'm making it sound worse than it is by pointing out its limitations. A-.
Review of advance copy received from Author
What stood out to me was how much more vulnerable everything feels without Goliath around. I liked seeing Brooklyn and the rest of the Clan having to deal with threats on their own, especially with Demona returning and going after the keys to power. There’s a nice sense of tension throughout because it feels like one wrong move could make everything much worse.
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