Toy manufacturer NECA released a stop-motion animated video of Broadway saving the day, highlighting its impressive lineup of Gargoyles action figures.
On social media, NECA shared a stop-motion video starring Broadway, the larger-than-life gargoyle from the 1994 Disney cartoon. In the 30-second video, created by stop-motion filmmaker D.M. Galloway, Broadway is seen enjoying a delicious turkey leg when out of nowhere Demona swoops by, with Goliath and Hudson on her tail. Broadway follows as Hudson and Goliath engage in combat against Demona.
The stop-motion video not only highlights the attention to detail on the Broadway action figure, but also showcases the other Gargoyle characters featured in NECA's action figure line. While not featured in the video, NECA also has Gargoyle action figures of Goliath's daughter Angela, the gargoyle-android hybrid Coldstone and David Xanatos' robotic gargoyle minions, the Steel Clan.
Disney's Gargoyles Ultimate Broadway Action Figure is currently on sale for the suggested retail price of $47.99. Included with the figure are an alternate head, two pairs of alternate hands, axe, mace, meat and a bag of popcorn. As the product listing states, the axe and mace can be combined into one weapon. The Broadway figure is 7-inch scale (17.78cm) in size.
Gargoyles was an animated series created by Greg Weisman, best known for his work on The Spectacular Spider-Man and Young Justice. The Disney animated series technically ran for three seasons, accumulating 78 episodes in total. However, as the third season, title The Goliath Chronicles, featured an entirely new team, it is often considered non-canon.
The new ongoing Gargoyles comic book series from Dynamite Entertainment picks up where the cartoon left off and is written by Weisman himself, with artwork by George Kambadais. The comic book series features the return of many fan-favorite characters, including Demona, Detective Elisa Maza and more. The comic series was announced as Season 4 of the beloved cartoon. Weisman previously told CBR that the Gargoyles comics are canon to the series, but added, "If I'm doing my job right, you don't need to have seen or read anything previously to enjoy the new stuff. You'll obviously get more out of it if you look at the entire tapestry that makes up the Gargoyles Universe."
Gargoyles is available to stream on Disney+.
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