GARGOYLES DEMONA #4 CVR A MEGHAN HETRICK DYNAMITE Entertainment Writer: Greg Weisman, Artist: Frank Paur, Cover Artist: Meghan Hetrick LIKE MOTHER, LIKE DAUGHTER? The year is 1195, and Demona and her adopted daughter Angelika have returned to the ancient streets of Constantinople, where Angelika has rekindled her romance with the Gargoyle Magni. More important than old boyfriends, however — at least to Demona — is the presence in the city of the fabled relic known as the Eye of Odin, which she believes will be able to grant her aging daughter the same immortality that has kept her young for more than a century. But when the keeper of the Eye is found dead, Demona quickly becomes the prime suspect — and it’s up to Angelika to find the real culprit before the heavy hand of medieval justice comes down upon them all! Discover the shocking truth behind this Byzantine mystery in Gargoyles: Demona #4, carefully crafted by Gargoyles creator GREG WEISMAN and animated series collaborator FRANK PAUR — and featuring iconic covers by PAUR, MEGHAN HETRICK, JAE LEE & JUNE CHUNG, and DAVID COUSENS!
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