Gargoyles #1 is an excellent start. Not only did it leave me wanting more, it has me wanting to go back and watch the original animated series to see what I missed. It's surprisingly "adult in what it talks about catching me as a new reader off guard but also sucking me in. This isn't the "kids series I thought it was, and partially dismissed it because of, and has me excited to discover more. Read Full Review

GARGOYLES #1 recaptures the fun, imagination, and excitement of the original Gargoyles cartoon by (re)introducing the entire cast and setting up the big villain to come. The pacing, dialog, and character representations are on-point, and Kamadaiss cartoonish art style is a suitable match for the property. Read Full Review

Weisman and company stay true to the property's roots, and that should prove beneficial in the long run. Read Full Review

Gargoyles #1 did a great job of re-introducing readers to the world of the show. Fans will no doubt be excited over what awaits us in this series. DC fans will appreciate the small Batman reference in this issue. This issue leaves it open as to where the story will go from here. Will we see the return of David Xanatos or other familiar faces? What characters from the show would you like to see show up in this series? Read Full Review

Whether you're a casual fan of the '90s cartoon looking to satisfy your nostalgic curiosity or a diehard Gargoyle aficionado, this book should be up your alley. Read Full Review

Quickly getting readers up-to-date with a show that ran for 78 episodes nearly 30 years ago is no easy task, but Elisa's narration works well with short introductions of the show's mythology, quick intros for the main characters, and cluing us in to major events such as the gang war that is brewing in New York since the Gargoyles helped put both local crime bosses behind bars, all while hopefully not boring longtime fans. As the issue concludes we also learn Maggie is going into labor to deliver a child several characters have a keen interest in, leading into next month's issue. Read Full Review

Come return to a world where Gargoyles exist. Goliath and his clan have various things in the modern world drawing them apart. Yet, as they drift away from each other old foes threaten old allies. Can they start to come together before dire danger occurs? Read Full Review

Solid first issue, but almost entirely setting the table. If nothing else, Mr. Weisman hasn't lost a step in writing his creations. Interestingly, not one mention of Xanatos. Also interestingly, we still seem to be in the 90s.

The whole issue is spent introducing the characters. I was not familiar with Brooklyn's family, Katana and Nashville, so I guess it wasn't a total waste, but I certainly would have liked more to happen.