If you were a fan of the show, and you've read the first volume in this series, you'll find much to interest you. Unlike the previous entry, this is all new material. Initially the structure of the story can be rather confusing, skipping around in time as it does. But the story in this first half is quite rewarding. As for the second half, we are treated to a heavily rushed version of what we could have gotten, had Gargoyles never been canceled. The richness of the story, the clear plans that the author had to develop it over the course of years, are tantalizingly apparent.

There are plenty of satisfying moments, but the end does nothing but make me want more. I look forward to the day, which may never come, in which I get to experience the rest of this story as it was intended to be delivered. ( )