GARGOYLES #2 is a solid issue in the series that brings back familiar villains and raises the stakes. That said, Weisman tries to do a little too much, leaving you with a rushed feeling, and the art quality dips here compared to the previous issue. Read Full Review

Gargoyles #2 is an exciting story that shows us new characters and brings back some more old characters, leaving great potential for more stories to be explored than were on the show. Hopefully we will find out what side Xanatos is on, as well as Brooklyns lover, and the relationship between Tony Dracon and his sister. Gargoyles fans, where do you think the story will go from here, and what could Thailog want with Maggies child? Read Full Review

Gargoyles #2 is a decent continuation of the debut issue but technical issues definitely hurt my enjoyment. Hopefully that's not a problem with print copies (please someone comment to let us know!). Read Full Review

Because of the various different plots, the script does get quite jarring at times, yanking readers back and forth as the writer tries to jam as much as possible into one issue. Read Full Review

The second issue continues to leave breadcrumbs for new readers while attempting to not pause too often for longtime fans of the Gargoyles cartoon. Read Full Review

I was hoping issue #2 would hit the ground running after all the setup and exposition of issue one, but the pace of this issue is pretty sluggish. Read Full Review

The saga of Disney's ‘The Gargoyles' continues. Maggie The Cat and her yet born child face danger. Meanwhile a long time gangster is making a return to the streets. Yet, which of these problems will The Gargoyles resolve first, and will they be in time to save lives? Read Full Review

There are so many names. Literally every other bubble is another character and I'm beyond confused.

I want this to work, but with the art being pretty run-of-the-mill and wayyyy more exposition/dialogue then any remnant of action..?

This might be a pass.