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Gargoyles Comics Next Epic Starts This Summer!

Dynamite Entertainment has announced a brand new era of stories from the beloved Gargoyles franchise, continuing the acclaimed chronology of franchise creator Greg Weisman, and serving up a perfect jumping-on point this August!

One thousand years ago, superstition and the sword ruled. It was a time of darkness. It was a world of fear. It was the age of GARGOYLES! Stone by day, warriors by night, they were betrayed by the humans they had sworn to protect…frozen in stone by a magic spell for a thousand years. Now, here in Manhattan, the spell is broken, and they live again! They are defenders of the night! They are Gargoyles!

Whether readers picking up the new Gargoyles #1 have watched the whole animated series front to back several times, devoured the back in print classic years of comics, and have had every issue of the Dynamite era on their pull list from day one, or if they’re just looking for a fun comic series full of deep characters, awesome action, and rewarding plotlines, this is the perfect book!

As each season of the original show progressed in relative real time, then despite being released way later, each comics phase picks up from that point and continues on, the Gargoyles saga has reached the pivotal era of 1997. Fans are invited to flash back in time to the electrifying fun of the 1990s and the brilliant energy that cartoons of that era brought to the table, with Gargoyles first and foremost in its class.

The titular Gargoyles only have eggs every 20 years, and the Manhattan Clan at the center of the saga have been keeping care of one playfully nicknamed “Egwardo.” The only problem is — it’s been stolen by arch-enemy Demona! As the Defenders of the Night try desperately to track down the egg, they’re also faced with an awakened ancient, all-powerful evil with a vendetta against the entire world. All that and more can be expected each and every month in this new blockbuster series.

Following an all-star team of incredible illustrators like George Kambadais, Drew Moss, Ciro Cangialosi, Pasquale Qualano, and even peers from the era of the show Frank Paur and Tad Stones, this new series brings the gregarious Gerardo Gambone to the forefront as Weisman’s latest collaborator. The two are joined by colorist Robby Bevard and letterer Jeff Eckleberry as well.

To match the thrilling tales from Weisman and Gambone inside the book, longtime Gargoyles comics editor Nate Cosby has assembled a squad of superstar artists for jaw-dropping covers featuring everyone’s favorite characters. Meghan Hetrick and Sebastian Piriz are joined by aforementioned returning franchise artists Drew Moss and Frank Paur.

Preview: Zenescope: Myths and Monsters Fall Edition: 2025

Zenescope: Myths and Monsters Fall Edition: 2025

“BLOOD COUNTESS: CRIMSON SILENCE”
WRITER – JOE BRUSHA
ARTWORK – HAKAN AYDIN
COLORS – JUAN MANUEL RODRIGUEZ
“THE WONDERFUL THING ABOUT TIGGER”
WRITER – NOAH MITCHELL
ARTWORK – RICARDO OSANAYA
COLORS – ROBBY BEVARD
“TERROR: RESURRECTION”
WRITER – JOE BRUSHA
ARTWORK – JULIUS ABRERA
COLORS – MAXFLAN ARAUJO

LETTERS – TAYLOR ESPOSITO (OF GHOST GLYPH STUDIOS)
EDITOR – DAVID WOHL
PRODUCTION & DESIGN – CHRISTOPHER COTE

FALL EDITION: 2025

Don’t miss this super-sized suspenseful issue collecting three untold tales from across the Zenescope Universe!

Zenescope: Myths and Monsters Fall Edition: 2025

Preview: Oz: The Tablet of Destinies

Oz: The Tablet of Destinies

STORY JOE BRUSHA & DAVID WOHL
WRITER DAVID WOHL
ARTWORK MASSIMILIANO LA MANNO
COLORS ROBBY BEVARD
LETTERS ​TAYLOR ESPOSITO (OF GHOST GLYPH STUDIOS)
EDITOR DAVID WOHL
PRODUCTION & DESIGN CHRISTOPHER COTE

When Dorothy is sent to retrieve the powerful Tablet of Destinies to save time itself, she faces an impossible choice—stop the ancient witches destroying Oz or complete her mission…

Oz: The Tablet of Destinies

Preview: Grimm Fairy Tales 2025 Swimsuit Special

Grimm Fairy Tales 2025 Swimsuit Special

WRITER DAVID WOHL
ARTWORK MASSIMILIANO LA MANNO COLORS ROBBY BEVARD
LETTERS TAYLOR ESPOSITO (OF GHOST GLYPH STUDIOS)
EDITOR DAVID WOHL PRODUCTION & DESIGN CHRISTOPHER COTE

With summer upon us, here comes the Grimm Fairy Tales 2025 Swimsuit Special! It’s time to check out all your favorite Grimm Universe heroines and villainesses, soaking up the sun while wearing the season’s hottest swimsuit fashions! Many of the industry’s top artists contribute gorgeous pin-ups of the Grimm Universe’s most popular female characters in this stunning collection.

Also includes a never-before published Grimm Fairy Tales short story!

Grimm Fairy Tales 2025 Swimsuit Special

Preview: Robyn Hood: Baba Yaga

Robyn Hood: Baba Yaga

Story: Joe Brusha
Art: Renato Rei
Color: Juan Manuel Rodriguez
Letterer: Taylor Esposito
Editor: David Wohl
Cover A: Igor Vitorino / Ivan Nunes
Cover B: Guillermo Fajardo
Cover C: Ivan Tao
Cover D: Lobos / Robby Bevard

Baba Yaga is back in the Big Apple and Robyn is none too happy about it. The evil witch is in town and up to no good, and she’s not about to let Robyn get in the way of her secret mission–and if Baba has to kill her to complete it, all the better. Things aren’t looking good for New York City’s biggest hero.

Robyn Hood: Baba Yaga

Preview: Grimm Fairy Tales 2022 Annual

Grimm Fairy Tales 2022 Annual

Story: Joe Brusha, Ralph Tedesco, Dave Franchini & David Wohl
Writer: Dave Franchini
Art: Sergio Arino, Alessandro Uezu, Guillermo Fajardo & Saint Yak
Color: Jorge Cortes
Letterer: Taylor Esposito
Editor: David Wohl
Cover A: Igor Vitorino, Ivan Nunes
Cover B – Igor Vitorino, Robby Bevard
Cover C – Michelle Hoeffner
Cover D – Ivan Tao

Taking over after the death of her mother, Sela, Skye Mathers is the new Guardian of the Nexus. With the help of Shang, her mentor, and her friends at Arcane Acre, she is learning the extent of her new powers and trying to figure out her place in protecting the universe.

A new threat has risen, The Dark Princess, a tyrant that has broken free from a crumbling universe not much different than ours. Along with her generals, The Swarm, she began her assault on the Nexus by expelling Skye, Shang, and their allies, scattering them across the realms.

Now they have returned, and the war for the realms has begun…

Grimm Fairy Tales 2022 Annual

Preview: Van Helsing: From the Depths

Van Helsing: From the Depths

Story: Dave Franchini, David Wohl, Pat Shand
Writer: Pat Shand
Art: Hakan Aydin
Color: Grostieta
Letterer: Taylor Esposito
Cover A: Igor Vitorino / Ylenia Di Napol
Cover B: Harvey Tolibao / Robby Bevard
COver C: Vinz El Tabanas

In the shadows of Liesel’s past lurk secrets tied to the legacy of the Van Helsing family. Born from the work of her father, a deadly new adversary rises from depths of the murky waters of the River Thames and only the famed vampire-hunter has the ability to return this twisted creature to the darkness it came from!

Van Helsing: From the Depths

Preview: Robyn Hood Annual: Children of Darkness

Robyn Hood Annual: Children of Darkness

Writer: Joe Brusha
Art: Julius Abrera, Sergio Arino
Color: Robby Bevard
Letters: Taylor Esposito
Cover A: Igor Vitorino / Ivan Nunes
Cover B: Guillermo Fajardo
Cover C: Ivan Tao
Cover D: Pierluigi Abbondanza

Robyn’s true past and her ties to the Children of Darkness have always been a mystery to her. But now, as she tries to help Mystere and Talisman escape their own darkness, some of her past secrets will finally be revealed.

Robyn Hood Annual: Children of Darkness

Review: The Black Knight Vol. 1

The Black Knight Vol. 1

When it comes to superheroes, there is none more tragic or complicated than Daredevil. As the titular character and his real-life alter ego, Matt Murdock, is both dark and magnetic. His need to do good in the world as a lawyer outweighed his need to make money like most. His thirst for justice is what made him Daredevil, ensuring no miscarriage of justice was not answered.

This need is what makes him such a compelling character. This is also what makes him such a unique character in the Marvel Universe and what draws him to Frank Castle as their dark recesses usually aligned. I always wondered other than his heightened senses and super strength, what if he had powers that would make him invincible? In the first volume of The Black Knight, we find a hero like Matt Murdock but with mystical powers.

We meet Peyton Parks, a defense lawyer in New York City and the Black Knight, a mystical defender who received her powers from a book of fables. As she I the midst of stopping a mob hit by the Russian mafia in a courtroom,  as the man she is defending in court, Nikolai,   has some powerful enemies as he is testifying against his own crime syndicate and her guilt for letting her father die in prison has made her superimpose his memory on every client she has.  Her appearance as The Black Knight, prompts her client’s former organization to reach out to a family member with some special gifts, Ursa. This also brings Sirin, the rival crime syndicate’s sadistic hitwoman, whose thirst for revenge for Nikolai killing her brother. Soon, Peyton finds out just why everyone is out to kill Nikolai, including the prison warden.

Overall, an interesting story that gives the world a complex female action hero, one who doesn’t always do the right thing. The story by Terry Kavanagh is action packed and well developed. The art by the creative team is gorgeous. Altogether, one of the more interesting protagonists in the Grimm Universe finally gets her due.

Story: Terry Kavanagh
Art: Sergio Anno, Saida Temofonte,
and Robby Bevard
Story: 9.0 Art: 9.0 Overall: 9.0 Recommendation: Buy

Review: Grimm Fairy Tales: Day of the Dead Vol. 1

Grimm Fairy Tales: Day of the Dead Vol. 1

Humankind in one form or the other has always been obsessed with the dead. With the pain of the loss of loved ones writers have explored how one would bring back those we have lost?  Shows like The Returned pondered what would people do if friends and family who died returned to the living? Often, these stories would espouse the dangers of having these beings return and how they were not the same people.

Then there are stories like the award-winning animated film Coco. The movie actually explored a world where our dead loved ones lived. I often wondered after watching the movie how would it be if someone had the power to raise the dead? In Grimm Fairy Tales Day Of The Dead from writers Dawn Marquez and Joe Brusha, a new hero has this very power but some shadowy organizations are looking to use her gifts for evil purposes.

We are taken to New Orleans, where one unfortunate young lady is mystically taken to a graveyard, where she is sacrificed for a villain to gain powers. We are also introduced to Mary Medina, who is haunted by her powers and is looking for any distraction to lead her away from her worries.  She soon finds that though something was calling her to New Orleans, it wasn’t her talisman, as an evil energy has breached the city limits and are trying to steal her powers. As she makes a new ally, one whose unique powers are enough to save her but raises even more questions, on why these two even met in the first place. By book’s end, Mary and her new friend’s bond is stronger than ever, they have temporarily stopped the evil alliance, but also may have played into exactly what this treacherous group had been planning all along.

Overall, a well-developed story heaped high with excellent characters and even better story execution. Marquez and Brusha are at the top of their game with this series’ story. The art by the creative team is utterly gorgeous. Altogether, a marvelous tale that shows heroes can be from any walk of life.

Story: Joe Brusha and Dawn Marquez
Art: Dawn Marquez, Erick Arciniega, Robby Bevard, Jorge Cortes and Marco Lesko
Story: 9.0 Art: 9.0 Overall: 9.0 Recommendation: Buy

Zenescope provided Graphic Policy with a FREE copy for review

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