Gargoyles #2 Preview: The Gargoyle Egg Is Missing as the Green Knight Awakens
The clock is ticking in Gargoyles #2, the next chapter in Dynamite Entertainment’s Disney fantasy series.
Written by Greg Weisman with art by Gerardo Gambone, this issue continues the new Gargoyles storyline with danger unfolding on two fronts. In Manhattan, the clan is still desperate to recover the stolen Gargoyle Egg. On Avalon, something ancient has awakened.
For fans following the return of Disney’s stone-winged protectors, Gargoyles #2 looks like a tense follow-up that pushes the story deeper into magic, legacy, and family stakes.
A Race to Recover the Gargoyle Egg
The central threat in Gargoyles #2 is urgent and personal.
Demona has stolen the Gargoyle Egg, and the clan must recover it before it hatches. That immediately raises the emotional stakes beyond a standard superhero-style conflict. This is not just about stopping a villain. It is about protecting the next generation of gargoyles.
The preview pages show Manhattan in motion, with the city reacting to the arrival of its first “gargoyle-cop.” That public-facing chaos runs parallel with the deeper clan crisis, giving the issue a strong mix of street-level action and mythic tension.
The Green Knight Emerges on Avalon
While Manhattan deals with Demona’s theft, Avalon brings another major development: the Green Knight awakens from a slumber lasting more than a thousand years.
That detail gives the issue a bigger fantasy scope. Gargoyles has always balanced urban adventure with ancient legend, and this chapter leans directly into that strength. The Green Knight’s return suggests that the stolen egg may be part of something larger than a single act of revenge.
Readers who enjoy the mythology side of the franchise should have plenty to watch here.
Greg Weisman Continues the Gargoyles Legacy
One of the strongest selling points of this issue is the creative team.
Greg Weisman, whose name is closely tied to the original Gargoyles legacy, continues writing the series. Fans can also follow Greg Weisman for creator updates and Gargoyles-related posts.
Artist Gerardo Gambone brings clean action, expressive character work, and animated movement to the page. The preview pages capture the series’ signature blend of nighttime city drama, clan emotion, and fantasy mythology.
The result is a comic that feels accessible for new readers while still respecting what longtime Gargoyles fans care about most: loyalty, history, family, and consequences.
Cover Lineup
Gargoyles #2 ships with all-cardstock covers and a strong lineup of artists.
Cover A: Meghan Hetrick
Cover B: Christopher Jones
Cover C: Frank Paur
Cover D: Sebastián Píriz
Each cover highlights a different angle of the issue, from dramatic character action to a larger view of the gargoyle clan and the threat surrounding the egg.
Why Gargoyles #2 Should Be on Your Pull List
Gargoyles #2 has the ingredients fans want from this franchise: Manhattan rooftops, ancient magic, Demona’s schemes, and a crisis that directly affects the future of the clan.
The issue also gives readers a clean hook. The Gargoyle Egg has been stolen, Demona is involved, and the clan has a limited window before everything changes.
For collectors and readers tracking the latest Disney comics from Dynamite, this preview shows a series continuing to build momentum with classic franchise energy and new comic-book stakes.
Release Details
Title: Gargoyles #2
Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment
Writer: Greg Weisman
Artist: Gerardo Gambone
Covers: Meghan Hetrick, Christopher Jones, Frank Paur, Sebastián Píriz
Format: Full Color
Page Count: 32 pages
Genre: Fantasy
Cover Price: $4.99
Rating: Teen
Cover Format: All Cardstock Covers
Final Thoughts
Gargoyles #2 looks like a strong continuation for Dynamite’s Disney comic line.
The stolen Gargoyle Egg gives the issue an emotional core, while the awakening of the Green Knight on Avalon adds a mythic layer that points toward larger danger ahead. With Greg Weisman writing and Gerardo Gambone on art, this chapter should appeal to longtime Gargoyles fans as well as readers looking for a fantasy comic with action, mystery, and legacy-driven stakes.
For more collector tracking, readers can also check additional coverage and listings through Gargoyles #2 source pages as the issue heads toward release.
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