Voices From The Eyrie: A Gargoyles Podcast

We are joined by Diedrich Bader and Scott Cleverdon—the voices of Jason and Jon Canmore—along with returning guests Jamie Thomason and series creator Greg Weisman to discuss the penultimate episode of the canonical animated series. From the Goliath, Elisa, and Hunter love triangle to the destruction of the Clock Tower, we examine the episode’s voice acting, animation, storyboarding, and the sublime script by the late, great Michael Reaves. Along the way, we also explore Diedrich and Scott’s careers: how they each found their way into acting and voice acting, how Diedrich deliberately played against type in his portrayal of Jason... Continue reading

We head into the second season finale—and the finale of the original animated series—with this monumental three-parter that changes everything. Joining us are Robyn and Jon Weisman as they discuss their careers, what it was like growing up with Greg Weisman, and the unique experience of having two sibling Hunters named after them. Along the way, we explore the introduction of the modern Canmore descendants, how the story bookends the series’ beginning, the significance of the phases of the moon, a very strange “cameo” by the three street thugs on another television series, Goliath’s vow of vengeance, and much more.... Continue reading

As Alexander Fox Xanatos begins his first magical lesson, we’re joined by the younger generation of the Gargoyles family: Greg Weisman’s children, Erin and Benny Weisman, along with Jennifer’s daughter, Stephanie Scoggins. Together, we discuss what it was like growing up in the home of the creator of the series and one of its most prominent fans. We explore the impact Gargoyles had on them, the impressions it left behind, and the other passions and interests the series may have inspired along the way. As the countdown to “Hunter’s Moon” continues, we also dive into “Possession,” featuring the return of... Continue reading

The voice of Angela, Brigitte Bako, returns alongside Series Creator Greg Weisman as we dive into this pivotal episode of Gargoyles: “The Reckoning”! We discuss Brigitte’s move to New York and how her own family background helped her connect with Angela as a character. We explore Angela finally meeting Demona and her desperate desire to love her biological mother despite the harsh reality of who Demona truly is. We break down some of the episode’s incredible dialogue (including Fang’s unforgettable one-liners), and discuss why Demona ultimately does the right thing here… and why that still doesn’t redeem her in the... Continue reading

We’re back, and we’re thrilled to be joined by Thom Adcox (the voice of Lexington), Jeff Bennett (the voice of Brooklyn), Bill Fagerbakke (the voice of Broadway), and—of course—Greg Weisman! It’s a full rookery brothers reunion as the Trio comes together to reminisce about working on the show, collaborating with each other, sharing the booth with the rest of the cast, and interacting with the many guest actors who helped bring the world of Gargoyles to life. The chemistry between these three is on full display and serves as a great reminder of why the Trio worked so well in... Continue reading

Welcome back to Voices from the Eyrie and welcome to our first episode of 2026. We’re officially entering the final tier of Season Two, and we’re kicking it off with “Vendettas.” We’re joined by the episode’s writer Cary Bates, along with Jamie Thomason and Greg Weisman. This episode is a bit of a unicorn. It’s the one episode Jamie didn’t voice direct, with Greg stepping in as voice director, and we dig into exactly why that happened and how it shaped the finished product. We talk about the script versus the animation that came back, the creative decisions along the... Continue reading

Happy Holidays! We welcome back Greg Guler and Greg Weisman for another installment of “Jennifer and The Three Gregs!” We dive into the art direction of this episode – where the animation shines and where it falls short – before unpacking the massive battle with Oberon that unites families to protect the next generation. We also explore Xanatos’s evolving relationship with Goliath, his complicated dynamic with his own father, Owen Burnett’s fateful choice – and the biggest surprise of the entire series. And… something about a whisper that’s kind of a big deal? All this and much more! We also... Continue reading

The World Tour is finally over! Jennifer, Greg, and Greg reunite to dig into the fallout — from family gatherings on Avalon and the Eyrie Building, to emotional homecomings at the Clock Tower. We explore why Odin falls under Oberon’s authority, the birth of Alexander and the significance of both his and Fox’s heritage, the long-awaited reunion of the Manhattan Clan, and Xanatos’s… evolving karma. We also break down that heartbreaking moment between Goliath and Elisa, Hudson’s renewed sense of hope, and—fair warning—we may ruffle a few feathers with our thoughts on Oberon himself. And take a look at this... Continue reading

Happy Halloween! We are joined by Trick-or-Treaters to help us do a deep dive into this seminal and infamous episode of the series: Zehra Fazal (fan-turned-actor), Dezzie C. (host of The Gargoyle Nation YouTube Channel), Nicole Dubuc (fan-turned-writer) and Greg Weisman! We discuss the tricks and terrors of “Future Tense”. Goliath’s nightmarish return to Manhattan which has fallen under totalitarian rule. Where the friends and enemies they’ve left behind after forty years have gone. The art direction. The script. The many twists and turns on this emotional rollercoaster where nothing is what it seems… and what this all might mean... Continue reading

We’re back to discuss this seminal episode of the World Tour – and the series as a whole – with Greg Weisman and Jamie Thomason! We discuss the introduction of Lord Oberon and Queen Titania. Casting Terrence Mann and Kate Mulgrew in the roles (and something Mann has in common with Tim Curry). Squatters’ rights on Avalon. The brilliant script by Diane Duane and Peter Morwood. And much more. We even get a word or two from Diane Duane herself. We also discuss News such as the Iron Studios Gargoyles’ statues. Mondo’s Goliath action figure. The passing of John St.... Continue reading

We are joined by Greg Weisman and Erin Weisman-Robinson where we discuss growing up as the daughter of the creator of Gargoyles, pursuing a career in education, and her thoughts on the episode. While having a father and daughter on the show, we also discuss the family dynamic between Peter Maza and his two daughters as well as Peter’s estrangement from his own father – along with which parent each Maza child takes after. We also discuss the Kachina Coyote within this episode and as a cultural figure along with Elisa’s Native American heritage – where they got things right,... Continue reading

We welcome back Greg Weisman and Dennis Woodyard as we head on over to Japan and the village of Ishimura. We discuss meeting a new clan of gargoyles, casting choices made among the guests, unintentionally biting the hands of the corporate overlords, dealing with language barriers, constructing that final duel, parallels between this episode and the five-part pilot, and much more. We also extend congratulations to Keith David on some recent news he received. Available on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Audible, Spotify, and your podcatcher of choice! And join us on Patreon for the Exclusive Video Edition!  Follow us on Twitter at: @FromEyrieFollow us... Continue reading

We are joined by Greg Weisman; a returning Cary Bates; and long time fan, Matt Parker, to discuss this otherworldly episode that brings us a new twist. We discuss bringing in heavy science fiction elements as well as the genre that “Gargoyles” falls into and why this doesn’t clash with it. We discuss a wide variety of topics such as Avery Brooks as Nokkar, Rapa Nui, the presentation of alien technology, and more. We also discuss amnesia as a plot element, and Goliath and Elisa meeting for “the first time” under very different circumstances. We then delve into the proposed... Continue reading

We are joined by Elisa Gabrielli to discuss her career, stepping in to cover for Rachel Ticotin earlier in the series before being cast as her own character, Obsidiana. We talk about this new clan of gargoyles, the rainforest they protect, the themes of conservation, Goliath and Elisa having a mature disagreement, the guest voices and more. We also have a fun time talking about Jackal and Hyena’s wackier upgrades. We also discuss News and First Impressions. For our news session, we discuss woes with Diamond Distribution (but since we’ve recorded this, Dynamite dropped Diamond as their distributors and gone... Continue reading

Greg Weisman discusses themes of prejudice and the descendants of the Greek gods and monsters while Jamie Thomason talks about casting and directing this episode as we dive into this backdoor pilot for a potential spinoff. Greg Weisman also discusses, in depth, what that spinoff would have entailed, characters that would have participated – including one very familiar to us. We are also joined by producer, writer, and author, Samuel Garza Bernstein who talks about the life and career of Hollywood icon, Roddy McDowall (who voiced Proteus in this episode)… and the biography that he’s writing about him. We all... Continue reading

We sit down with Greg Weisman to discuss the journey the Eye of Odin made as a MacGuffin introduced in the Sega Genesis game, being brought into the series as a trinket, then revealed to have magical powers… all the way to introducing Odin, himself. We discuss adapting the Norse god into “Gargoyles”, his wisdom along with his hubris; when Loki was briefly considered and why he ultimately wasn’t used. The inadvertent Kirby influence. We talk about just how cunning Angela is in the face of making Goliath the villain for the episode as absolute power corrupts absolutely. And much... Continue reading

Dennis Woodyard joins us again as he and Greg Weisman discuss bringing King Arthur into the Gargoyles Universe. Teaming Arthur up with Griff. Macbeth’s motivations for pursuing Excalibur. Checking in on Manhattan while the World Tour continues. And we also discuss would could have been (and what may still be) with the “Pendragon” spinoff. And more! We also discuss how the animation industry, as well as the television industry, has changed over the years. Why we still prefer physical media. And Greg Weisman regales us with his vacation and visit to Tintagel: the birthplace of King Arthur. Dennis also talks... Continue reading

Dennis Woodyard returns, alongside Greg Weisman, to discuss this seminal episode. We discuss a myriad of topics such as Dennis presenting this episode at a library event for Black History Month; previously working with the Anansi character; and his time on the show producing it with Greg Weisman and Frank Paur. We also discuss the ancient myths and legends of Anansi, and trickster figures around the globe. We discuss the cultural importance of the storyteller and how appropriate that makes the casting of LeVar Burton. We also discuss the legendary Nichelle Nichols in the role of Diane Maza and her... Continue reading

We head down under with returning guests, Series Composer Carl Johnson and Bad Guys artist Karine Charlebois along with Series Creator Greg Weisman! We discuss guest actors Jim Cummings, James Avery, and Kate Mulgrew. Introducing the Matrix. Dingo’s character growth. Adapting the Dreamtime. And the episode’s killer soundtrack! We also discuss where things could have been improved upon, the dangers of A.I., magic powder and so much more. Available on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Audible, Spotify, and your podcatcher of choice! And join us on Patreon for the Exclusive Video Edition!  Follow us on Twitter at: @FromEyrieFollow us on Bluesky at: GargoylesPodcastFollow us on Instagram... Continue reading

Hello, 2025! We are back! And we are joined by episode writers: Diane Duane and Peter Morwood! And we’re also joined by Series Creator, Greg Weisman, as usual! We have a lively discussion about Diane and Peter’s careers! Life in Ireland! The myth of Cu Chullain and the choices made in adapting this figure into the “Gargoyles Universe” because the mythological version is very colorful. We also discuss many other aspects of the episode, including sound design, the guest cast who took center stage, and the star power of Rory and Molly… and discussion of a couple of spin-offs that... Continue reading

It’s our last show of 2024 as Brynne Chandler returns to converse with us and Greg Weisman about this poignant episode of the World Tour! We discuss the amazing guest performances of Tony Shalhoub and Tony Jay as well as Matt Frewer’s. The choice to set an episode within the Sphinx. Michael Reaves’ interest in Egyptian mythology, Tanna Leaves, how a re-written Batman script led to this episode, and so much more! We also get a peek into the writers’ room as Greg and Brynne have a spirited discussion about what Greg believes was a missed opportunity. We also discuss... Continue reading

Greg Guler returns to discuss transitioning from development artist to the Lead Character Designer of the second season. We also discuss designing various gargoyles, the designs of the London Clan, and more. We also speak with Greg Weisman, discussing bringing the historical RAF pilot, Douglas Bader into the episode; the achievements of the man as well as his lesser qualities. We talk about the blatant depiction of Nazis on the show and why many animated shows are unable to depict them. We also discuss bringing in the character of Griff, his design, and how he became a breakout character who... Continue reading

Finally, we’re back and ringing in the 30th anniversary of the television premiere of “Gargoyles”! Greg Weisman joins us to discuss news such as the Gargoyles Holiday Special being published by Dynamite Comics later this year, the announcement of new action figures from Mondo in 2025, and Greg teases big plans for “Gargoyles” come 2025 and beyond! We also share memories of CONvergence 2024, the Radio Play, the panels, and some of the wonderful people we got to meet. Then we dive into our First Impressions of “Gargoyles Quest” #3, Spoilers run from 25:30 to 32:20 and Greg surprises us... Continue reading

It’s our 50th episode! Recorded on Friday, July 5th, 2024 at 2:00 pm CST. Live from CONvergence 2024 in Minneapolis, Minnesota from the Hyatt Regency in the Nicollet Ballroom, Jennifer and Greg welcome back to the show series creator, Greg Weisman; Thom Adcox (the voice of Lexington); Brigitte Bako (the voice of Angela); and we welcome to the show for the first time, Zehra Fazal – the inspiration and voice of Shari! We talk about Zehra going from fan to pro and how she influenced the creation of Shari in the SLG and Dynamite comic books. We also discuss Thom... Continue reading

Greg Weisman joins us to discuss romance in the City of Lights as Demona seduces Macbeth while hooking up with Goliath’s clone. We talk about the return of Thailog. Elisa’s heroism while Goliath fails at being any kind of parent to both Angela and Thailog. We also discuss one of the series’ most infamous animation errors as we discuss Cary Bates’ brilliant script. Greg Weisman also shares a tidbit about a visit from the Feature Film Division when the series was still in production. This is a good one! And we continue our march towards the 30th Anniversary Gargoyles event... Continue reading

And we’re back, joined by Greg Weisman and Frank Paur to discuss “Golem”. The thematic similarities between this legend and the gargoyles. The introduction of mob boss, Tomas Brod. Halcyon Renard’s struggles with life, death, and integrity. And changing the focus of the World Tour. We also discuss bringing Prague to life, more about how animation has evolved since the 90’s towards today, and although it doesn’t appear in the episode, the Sedlec Ossuary. We also discuss news such as a new Demona Funko Pop. A new Goliath statue from Diamond Select. And we give our First Impressions on “Gargoyles... Continue reading

Jamie Thomason returns to chat about casting Brigitte Bako as Angela, directing Frank Welker, and then we follow that up with an intellectually stimulating discussion on Cryptozoology – and of course we’re just kidding: we discuss Tim Curry as Dr. Sevarius (and can’t seem to stop quoting him), the episode’s strengths and weaknesses and a great time is had by all throughout as you would come to expect from the Weisman & Thomason Variety Hour! First Impressions also returns as we discuss our initial thoughts on “Dark Ages #6”, “Gargoyles #12” and “Gargoyles Quest #1″… it’s a great time to... Continue reading

Mark Von der Heide, the Sound Dubbing Supervisor, stops by to talk about his role in creating the sound for the series, his background in the industry, how Sound has evolved, the importance of this aspect of the production and their unsung heroism, as well as the art of the process. We also discuss “Kingdom” as we take a break from the World Tour and briefly return to Manhattan to check in on the clan and Brooklyn’s struggles with leadership. We talk about Fang and Jim Belushi’s amazing, over-the-top performance. Claw coming into his own, and more. Greg Weisman also... Continue reading

We sit down with Greg Weisman and discuss the second episode of the World Tour, the origins of the name: Queen Florence Island. The decision to reveal that Grandmother and Raven are Children of Oberon. Jennifer educates Greg B with the origins of the Natsilane legend. We also discuss the guest stars: Gregg Rainwater as Natsilane, Lawrence Bayne as Raven, and Amentha Dymally as Grandmother. In addition to this, while we praise the episode, we also discuss where things could have been improved upon, and the realities of doing your best work with limited time and resources when cranking out... Continue reading

We kick off the World Tour by sitting down with Mallory Reaves (author and daughter of Michael Reaves and Brynne Chandler) to talk about her career as an accomplished author and her childhood in the Disney Studios while Gargoyles was in production. We also discuss “Shadows of the Past”, the phenomenal animation, and arguments with the overseas studio. Goliath’s optimism in the face of darkness. Ed Gilbert’s performance. Why they chose to do the World Tour in the first place, and a variety of other topics. And, especially, Michael and Brynne’s brilliant script. And Jennifer talks about the Kickstarter she... Continue reading

We interrupt your regularly scheduled podcast to announce Greg Weisman’s return to Twitter after a horrendous hack back in December! Greg Weisman sat down with us to confirm his return and why he chose to return. We here at Voices from the Eyrie are, of course, grateful to have him back on Twitter and always grateful to his contributions to our podcast! Welcome back, Greg! Don’t forget to participate in the Kickstarter! Available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Audible, Spotify, and your podcatcher of choice! And join us on Patreon for the Exclusive Video Edition! Although, not so-exclusive for this installment, as we’re... Continue reading

We are back! We discuss the current Kickstarter Campaign Dynamite Comics is running to bring back the Gargoyles comics published by Marvel in the 90’s (featuring art by Amanda Conner!) and the canon Gargoyles comics published by SLG in the aughts; and we’re joined by Gargoyles’ colorist, Robby Bevard; Bad Guys artist, Karine Charlebois; and series creator, Greg Weisman!!! But we need your help! As of this posting, Greg Weisman’s Twitter account is still hacked, so he has been unable to use that platform to spread the word! So we need you, the fans, to come in! Spread the word!... Continue reading

Brigitte Bako joins us to discuss her career as an actress, writer, producer and more. Being cast as Angela, playing a classical hero, and joining a series as a regular half-way through the second season. Themes of war, forgiveness, redemption and more are discussed with her and with Greg Weisman. The motivations of the Weird Sisters, the hubris of the Archmage, and the death of the Magus. The voice acting industry pre-pandemic versus where it is today is also talked about among many other topics. We also discuss news out of Toy Fair with new NECA Gargoyles figures revealed; the... Continue reading

Greg Weisman, Frank Paur, and Dennis Woodyard join us to discuss Avalon Part Two! That’s right, we have a trio of producers on board! We discuss Dennis’s career, background, bringing a third producer on board and many memories. Dennis keeping a level head when production stress started getting to people. Fights on the beach! Time loops! David Warner acting opposite himself! Introducing Angela! And so much more! Be sure to check out the Background Memo on the episode for loads of material that didn’t make it into the final result. Of course, we also talk about the news that recently... Continue reading

Karine Charlebois and Greg Weisman join us as we hop on board the skiff and head on off to the mystical isle of Avalon! Discussions range from the historical background of characters such as Kenneth II, Maol Chalvim II, Constantine III, Lady Finella and more. Sheena Easton’s voice acting. Constantine’s villainy and more. Plus the desire to do this triptych ultimately to build a more diverse Manhattan Clan… a mission which is still incomplete. All that and the spin-off that Greg Weisman would love to make, but would likely never be able to sell. Available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts,... Continue reading

We chat with Greg Weisman to talk about Ed Asner’s breathtaking performance as Hudson, Xanatos’s desire for immortality, and the dramatic verbal duel they have between cage bars. We also discuss Elisa’s miraculous shot, Goliath going berserk, why this episode aired too early in the sequence and continues to be out of order on Disney+ and much more. We are also joined by Karine Charlebois to discuss the latest news from NECA and our first impressions on Gargoyles #9 and Gargoyles: Dark Ages #3! Comic Book Spoilers from 4:55 to 18:00. Available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Audible, Spotify,... Continue reading

We are joined by Series Co-Creator, Greg Weisman, and Production Assistant, Dave Witting, to discuss the daily life of making an animated series. Working with the timing directors, making sure the correct model sheets are sent overseas (and what happens when the wrong model sheets are sent), and other behind the scenes stories. We also discuss the episode, itself. The Maza Family dynamic. Lies by omission. The decision to make Claw a mute. More of Xanatos’s gaslighting. This conversation is quite opulent. Follow us on Twitter at: @FromEyrieVisit Jennifer L. Anderson’s online stores at: Angel Wings and Demon TailsVisit Greg Weisman at: Ask... Continue reading

Jalapeña! We’re back to discuss Goliath’s philosophies of protection in comparison with Tony Dracon’s ideas on the concept. Our initial reactions to Elisa going undercover. The dynamic between Tony, Glasses, and Pal Joey; and Dracon’s greed and fantasies about having the gargoyles at his beck and call causing him to get sloppy. We also discuss the origins for Jalapeña, and how a gentleman’s bet turned into a recurring gag, and the artists who wanted to put an end to it. Available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Audible, Spotify, and your podcatcher of choice! And join us on Patreon for the Exclusive... Continue reading

Thom Adcox Hernandez returns to discuss his live action career, anecdotes of being friends with Greg Weisman; and he joins us to discuss “Upgrade.” The Pack’s upgrades are talked about in detail, Brooklyn’s upgrade to second-in-command; and even a more subtle upgrade that Fox had undergone in this episode. We also discuss the latest out of San Diego Comic Con from NECA and Dynamite; and give our first impressions on “Gargoyles #8” and “Dark Ages #2”. Comic Spoilers from 10:30 to 26:30. Available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Audible, Spotify, and your podcatcher of choice! And join us on Patreon for... Continue reading

Jamie Thomason returns to the show and joins Greg Weisman in discussing the creation of Goliath’s evil clone, Thailog! A number of topics get discussed, the gargoyles’ rogues gallery, what led to the creation of Thailog, directing Keith David, and what makes a great villains! Likewise we discuss the similarities and contrasts between Thailog and his creator, David Xanatos! And… just who is the gargoyles’ number one villain? Greg Weisman shares his thoughts on that! But before we dive into the episode, we discuss our first impressions of Demona’s return in #7 of the Dynamite Gargoyles comic; the premiere issue... Continue reading

Cary Bates returns to discuss “Revelations”! A film noir-ish story featuring Elisa Maza’s partner, Matt Bluestone, front and center as he finally tracks down the infamous gangster, Mace Malone and, through him… the Illuminati! A variety of topics are covered, such as the show’s use of the Illuminati versus modern day conspiracy theories. The excellent guest cast: Tom Wilson, Michael Bell, and Efrem Zimbalist Jr.! Disney’s desire to use the show to promote their Tower of Terror ride in Walt Disney World… before suddenly changing their minds! Elisa keeping the clan a secret to their detriment, and so much more!... Continue reading

Dark Ages artist, Drew Moss, joins us with Greg Weisman to discuss the upcoming Gargoyles: Dark Ages comic book. Research into medieval history, designing new gargoyles, the prose feature, and so much more. We also discuss our first impressions of #6 (spoiler free this time) and how Greg Weisman has broken past the three-act structure of TV and more into the proper pacing of a long form comic book. Did we mention that we also discuss Demona’s upcoming return and a tease for what that might mean for the future? And speaking of the future, get those pre-orders in: Final... Continue reading

We open with several news items from new releases and pre-orders from NECA Toys; the announcement of the new Gargoyles spin-off comic, Gargoyles: Dark Ages from Dynamite Comics! Our first impressions of the fifth issue of Gargoyles; and finally we pay tribute to Gargoyles writer and story editor, Michael Reaves, who recently passed away. Comic Book spoilers from 7:45 to 21:55. We then discuss the episode, “Outfoxed”. Introducing and developing Halcyon Renard; Robert Culp taking to the character and really making him his own. Introducing Preston Vogel. The similarities and differences between Fox and David Xanatos. We also discuss the... Continue reading

We also discuss our first post-City of Stone episode; Demona and Macbeth’s unexpected and sudden return, how Demona takes to transforming into a human during the day; Salli’s chemistry with Keith David in, not one, but two-roles, and so much more. But first, we discuss the latest developments on the NECA action figure front and give our first impressions of the fourth issue of the Dynamite Gargoyles comic book! Comic Spoilers from 4:40 to 19:08. Available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Audible, Spotify, and your podcatcher of choice! And join us on Patreon for the Exclusive Video Edition! Follow... Continue reading

Then we are joined by Neal Powell of “Whelmed: The Young Justice Files”, and Zach Joiner of Spidey-dude.com to discuss “City of Stone”, fleshing out villains, the story’s utilization of history, what other cartoon shows were doing at the time; and more. Join us on Patreon for the Video Edition! Available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Audible, Spotify, and your podcatcher of choice! Follow us on Twitter at: @FromEyrieFollow “Whelmed: The Young Justice Files” on Twitter at: @theYJfilesFollow Neal Powell on Twitter at: @JoatmoniacFollow Zach Joiner on Twitter at: @spideydudeFollow The Spidey-Dude Radio Network at: @spideyduderadioListen to “Whemed: The Young Justice Files” at Whelmed: The... Continue reading

Happy New Year! We open this show by discussing the latest NECA news from the tailend of 2022. We also chat with Greg Weisman about #2 of the new Dynamite Gargoyles comic book, offering our first impressions; and Greg explains why Angela’s gone back to her classic outfit. Comic Spoilers from 6:25 to 37:15. We then sit down for a discussion with some old friends, and fans from the earliest days of the fandom: Eric “Gorebash” Tribou (owner and webmaster of Station Eight and Ask Greg), Christine Morgan (fanfiction author turned professional), and Karine Charlebois (artist of “Gargoyles: Bad Guys”).... Continue reading

We close out 2022 with a discussion of the final episode of the four-part epic with Frank Paur and Greg Weisman. We discuss the historial reign of Canmore as King Malcolm III; the fall out between Demona and Macbeth and the nature of their magical link created by the Weird Sisters; Bodhe’s final piece of terrible, awful, no good, very bad advice; and other topics such as just how smart Bronx is, and the technical issues of bringing this to the screen among many other topics. We also dedicate this show to the memory of Kevin Conroy, the voice of... Continue reading

And more is exactly correct as we also take a look at and offer our impressions on #1 of “Gargoyles” published by Dynamite Entertainment! Mild spoiler warning, so go get your copy or download it on amazon and Comixology! Remember, seventy-eight covers to choose from! Comic Spoilers from 4:45 to 18:55. Available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Audible, Spotify, and your podcatcher of choice! Follow us on Twitter at: @FromEyrieVisit Jennifer L. Anderson’s online stores at: Angel Wings and Demon TailsVisit Greg Weisman at: Ask GregGreg Weisman’s memo on the differences between Gargoyles and Batman at: Ask GregEverything you ever wanted to... Continue reading

Available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Audible, Spotify, and your podcatcher of choice! Follow us on Twitter at: @FromEyrieVisit Jennifer L. Anderson’s online stores at: Angel Wings and Demon TailsVisit Greg Weisman at: Ask GregEverything you ever wanted to know about Gargoyles at: GargWiki Continue reading

Greg Weisman discusses this monumental four-parter with us; its origins as a direct-to-video pitch, Marina Sirtis’ tremendous performance; who and what the Weird Sisters are; discovering the true history of Macbeth, and so much more. And it’s only Part One! We also discuss the latest developments with the Dynamite Comic, the action figures from NECA and… how we’re getting impatient to see Elisa Maza! Available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Audible, Spotify, and your podcatcher of choice! Follow us on Twitter at: @FromEyrieVisit Jennifer L. Anderson’s online stores at: Angel Wings and Demon TailsVisit Greg Weisman at: Ask GregEverything you ever wanted... Continue reading