Gargoyles X Fantastic Four #1
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| Writer | Greg Weisman |
| Artist | George Kambadais |
| Cover Price | $5.99 |
DISNEY'S STONE GUARDIANS MEET MARVEL'S FIRST FAMILY!
When the Manhattan Clan are invited on a tour of the world-famous Baxter Building - the high-tech home of the Fantastic Four - things quickly go from impressive to destructive when Coldsteel joins forces with the Dragon Man to unleash the terror that is Annihilus - trapping Franklin, Valeria, and Gnash in the Negative Zone in the process!
Now, both of these heroic extended families - enchanted stone and super-human alike - must team up in an all-out effort to save their children, their city, and their whole world from destruction!
CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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9.0
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Nov 12, 2025Kambadias delivers stunning art throughout the issue. I love the visual style and how eye-popping and beautiful the action is. Read Full Review
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8.5
AIPT - Collier Jennings
Nov 11, 2025Gargoyles X Fantastic Four #1 offers another excellent, if slightly overstuffed, story that features the best of Marvel's First Family and the Defenders of the Night. Read Full Review
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7.2
The Comicbook Dispatch - batfan1992
Dec 10, 2025While Gargoyles x Fantastic Four #1 is a fun crossover that fans of both properties are sure to enjoy, the pacing makes it feel rushed and the dialogue is confusing at times, making the story difficult to follow. There’s a bit too much going on. Crossovers are fun, but when there’s too many characters and too many things happening, it ends up becoming a dull story. Lockjaw’s inclusion seemed unnecessary, especially since none of the other Inhumans joined him. He just felt like a convenient plot device. The story does wrap up nicely in a way that leaves it open for more. Would you want to see another crossover between these characters? Or see the Gargoyles meet other Marvel heroes? Sound off in the comments below. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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7.0
More of the same. Good art, solid characterization, but the story has too much happening to squeeze in as many ideas as possible. Did we need this twice?
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