Books with title Gargoyles

It s Halloween in Manhattan! The one night a year the clan can be seen in public without starting a riot. (Or that's the theory anyway.) You are all cordially invited to a Masque being thrown by David Xanatos atop his castle skyscraper. Expect good food, amazing costumes and more than a few nefarious party-crashers! This is a saddle-stitched full-color comic book.

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Stone by day, warriors by night, the Gargoyles were betrayed by those they had sworn to protect. Now here in modern Manhattan, the spell that held them frozen for a thousand years is broken, and the Gargoyles live again! Based on the popular Disney/Buena Vista animated television series of the 90s, GARGOYLES is back with original canon stories from series creator Greg Weisman. Cover art is by series' lead character designer Greg Guler. Interior art by the talented David Hedgecock. If you've missed Goliath, Demona, Brooklyn, Xanatos and the rest, this is a must buy. And if you're new to the story, then it's high time you opened your eyes to the midnight world of the GARGOYLES! This is a saddle-stitched comic book.

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These fourteen tales of gay Mormons reveal abominable yet delightful secrets. A man obsessed with gargoyles battles his own subhuman attitudes on Halloween. A gay couple steals from the rich to provide for their favorite charities. A celibate 38-year-old dates a promiscuous porn reviewer. A schizophrenic man accustomed to hearing voices suddenly starts to receive real revelations. There are as many gay Mormon stories to tell as there are gay Mormons, and this collection gives us just a taste of the rich source of life this unique segment of Mormonism offers.

The "delightfully dark and different" world of gargoyles is explored in this SHORT NON-FICTION LARGE PRINT CHILDREN'S PICTURE BOOK by an author who has a B.A. in Anthropology and a life-long interest in and appreciation for all things strange and unusual. From ancient through modern times gargoyles have been sources of mysterious beauty mixed with purposeful function. Join the author and you'll soon find yourself going "Gaga for Gargoyles!"

She was crying on the couch. All right. Let her. But she was crying because she wanted something.... His hands grabbed her head and straightened her face until their eyes were looking into each other. "Listen," he said. He was shaking her. "I'm going away." Eyes watched each other. She looked until the face she had once kissed became entirely strange. There was no Lief, no lover. But a face staring murderously into hers. But there was something else. Tears behind the stare. Why was he weeping? The question like a tiny visitor sat down in her mind. He let her go and walked from the room, grabbing his hat and coat into his hands as he went. Doris listened. Down the stairs. Outside. He was gone. She went to the window. Her eye had swelled and her cheek pained. She sat down and looked into the street. "He hit me," she was whispering to herself. She began to weep with shame. But her tears seemed to soften her heart toward him. He had cried too. She arose and went to the bed. Here she had lain with him. Warm, familiar hours. Here her arms had held him. She threw herself down and wept aloud. Includes a biography of the Author