Disney Branded Television is in early development on a live-action reboot of the mid-90s animated television series Gargoyles for Disney+, Deadline has confirmed. The project hails from Annabelle ...

NECA's Gargoyles series officially kicked off earlier this year with the release of Goliath and the convention-exclusive Thailog, but it's clear the company is going much deeper into show's cast ...

Horror movie creators to reboot 'Gargoyles' on Disney+: What to know about '90s series revival Disney+ confirmed a live-action version of the 1990s cartoon is in early development, with James Wan ...

Gargoyles stuck out from the ‘90s daytime animated pack by being darker than, say, The Gummy Bears, or even Darkwing Duck, which, a few years ago, also had a live-action redo on the docket.

Alex Cranz is a tech editor, her work has also appeared in Gizmodo, the WSJ, and Wired. Gargoyles, one of Disney’s weirdest and best ’90s cartoon experiments, is coming back.

Director Kenneth Branagh will reportedly helm a Gargoyles movie. This news comes courtesy of the Belfast Telegraph. The purported feature film will be based on the animated 1990s TV series which ...

Gargoyles fans are already familiar with Angela, Goliath and Demona’s daughter from the animated series. But now they’ll meet Angelika, who doesn’t possess the same immortality as her mother.

Originally inspired by Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears, it started life as a comedy-adventure series about cute little multi-colored gargoyles (with names like Amp, Coco, Lassie and Ralph ...

Gargoyles: Quest #1 will be released in March 2024. Additionally, Dynamite is currently wrapping up the successful crowdfunding campaign for the Gargoyles: 30th Anniversary Comic Collection series.

“Gargoyles” could finally be returning to television, with a live-action reboot series currently in the works at Disney+. Variety has confirmed that the Disney streaming service is working ...

Gargoyles was made by Walt Disney Television Animation and aired three seasons, from 1994 to 1997. The premise involved gargoyle statues moved from a castle in Scotland to modern-day New York.