Gargoyles was a natural choice in the Schraner household. A child of the 80s and 90s, I often fangirled over shows that featured a team of unusual heroes who fought the forces of evil, like ThunderCats (1985-9), SilverHawks (1986) and X-Men: The Animated Series (1992-97). I was ten or eleven and parked in front of my television in Southern California hooked on a new animated series called Gargoyles (1994-97). I must warn you, however, the beginning of this tale does not involve me standing beneath the grandiose flying buttresses of Notre Dame de Paris and experiencing some epiphany about monsters and our ongoing fascination with the Other, the grotesque and horror. The truth is less sophisticated than that, and slightly more embarrassing … ![]() ![]() ![]() I can clearly remember when I first became interested in gargoyles.
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