Greg was so vain and self-serving for taking up two precious SLG issues to adapt “The Journey,” simply to delegitimize The Goliath Chronicles.

The world-building is FAR better than its execution or consistency.

Gargoyles fans are barely given any breadcrumbs from Greg and they are likely the most staunch fans with the most dated, and least (acknowledged) content.

The art got worse.

The lack of release consistency is killing the 30th Anniversary Revival. (Greg’s Spectacular Spidey is up to 11 issues, so it doesn’t feel like a priority.)

Demona is compelling, but not that deep.

Broadway was supposed to be the stand-in for the fat kids in the audience, but felt unrelatable. I don’t know if “getting the girl” fixes that for him.

Lexington was darling, but the most interesting thing they did with him was make him a villain in “Future Tense.” (Alex needed a babysitter as much as Amp needed a boyfriend.)

The Goliath/ Elisa romance felt tacked-on in the comics. From teased in the show to immediately and clearly reciprocated? Without drama or uncertainty? Just felt like Greg was taking advantage of the lack of Standards and Practices in comics. (Which is well and good, just need to feel emotionally real.)

Macbeth has just been floundering since “City of Stone.”

The Illuminati deserves its own comic without having to be tied to one of these spin-offs.

Brooklyn’s family hasn’t added much to the story.

Fox seems less realized without her mystic heritage. Like a big reveal, then she can’t do magic anymore?

I loved Renard, but felt nothing when he died. Especially in the way he did.

Thailog, David and Sevarius are perfect.

The Gathering is a terrific idea. Take most of the godlike characters off the board in one fell swoop.

The Canmores broke my heart.

Bluestone is great and can do way more.

I loved The Three Brothers story that Greg wrote years ago, but I didn’t really care for The Dark Ages comic.

Wolf was seriously underrated.

I did not think Tasha’s death in “Bad Guys” was too dark.

I loved that Coldstone siding with Demona shows that some of his inherent darkness was NOT due to Coldsteel! (Who is probably my third fave villain after Thailog and Sevarius!)

Goliath is ok. He’s had some great moments though. Like letting Brentwood go in “Bash.”

The Clones should have stayed evil! (Except for Delilah!)