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* The January 2024 Kickstarter campaign to reprint the Marvel and SLG comics in trade collections exceeded its goal of $50,000 by over 1,750% ($925,001 to be exact). Not only is it a phenomenal achievement in its own right, but it’s a testament to the loyalty of fans (longtime and new) towards the franchise, their love of it, and how badly they’ve been wanting Weisman to continue the series the way he intended it.
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* The January 2024 Kickstarter campaign to reprint the Marvel and SLG comics in trade collections exceeded its goal of $50,000 by over 1,750% ($925,001 to be exact). Not Also qualifies as a [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments heartwarming moment]] as not only is it a phenomenal achievement in its own right, but it’s a testament to the loyalty of fans (longtime and new) towards the franchise, their love of it, and how badly they’ve been wanting Weisman to continue the series the way he intended it.
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*The January 2024 Kickstarter campaign to reprint the Marvel and SLG comics in trade collections exceeded its goal of $50,000 by over 1,750% ($925,001 to be exact). Not only is it a phenomenal achievement in its own right, but it’s a testament to the loyalty of fans (longtime and new) towards the franchise, their love of it, and how badly they’ve been wanting Weisman to continue the series the way he intended it.
*The January 2024 Kickstarter campaign to reprint the Marvel and SLG comics in trade collections exceeded its goal of $50,000 by over 1,750% ($925,001 to be exact). Not only is it a phenomenal achievement in its own right, but it’s a testament to the loyalty of fans (longtime and new) towards the franchise, their love of it, and how badly they’ve been wanting Weisman to continue the series the way he intended it.
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*** Brooklyn's idea to save all the people aboard the train by using the Quarrymen’s jet packs like retro-rockets by jamming them into the side of the second car, while defying a few laws of physics was inspired.
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*** Brooklyn's idea to save all the people aboard the train by using the Quarrymen’s jet packs like retro-rockets by jamming them into the side of the second car, while defying a few laws of physics was inspired.inspired.
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* [[CloningBlues Delilah]] gets one in the comics when she exercises free will for the first time, first telling off both Angela and Goliath in one go, and then informing Thailog that she wants nothing more to do with him. Remember, this is the same clone who was heavily implied to have been programmed as a sex slave for Thailog - she used to call him "Master!"
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* [[CloningBlues Delilah]] Delilah gets one in the comics when she exercises free will for the first time, first telling off both Angela and Goliath in one go, and then informing Thailog that she wants nothing more to do with him. Remember, this is the same clone who was heavily implied to have been programmed as a sex slave for Thailog - she used to call him "Master!"
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* In "Protection," Tony Dracon tries to kill Elisa after discovering that she (and Goliath) were never really willing to work with him. Goliath carries Dracon into the sky and then drops him, only to catch him at the last moment.
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* In "Protection," Tony Dracon tries to kill Elisa after discovering that she (and Goliath) Goliath & Broadway) were never really willing to work with him. Goliath carries Dracon into the sky and then drops him, only to catch him at the last moment.
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'''''Awesome Moments pages are spoiler-free. You were warned!'''''
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* Broadway's SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome occurs any time he sees someone use a gun after "Deadly Force" where [[spoiler: he accidentally shoots Elisa]].
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** He defeats them again in "Avalon Part Three" when he's a much older man. Unfortunately, [[spoiler:he's not as strong as he once was, and he's without the Grimorum, so the magic he uses against the Sisters drains all his energy, and ends up killing him]].
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** He defeats them again in "Avalon Part Three" when he's a much older man. Unfortunately, [[spoiler:he's he's not as strong as he once was, and he's without the Grimorum, so the magic he uses against the Sisters drains all his energy, and ends up killing him]].him.
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* Goliath and Xanatos' [[InsideAComputerSystem VR battle]] in the [[spoiler: AllJustADream]] episode "Future Tense". [[spoiler: Xanatos [[CueTheSun Cues the Sun]], triggering the gargoyle's natural [[TakenForGranite stone sleep]]. Goliath realizes that it's not the real sun, and doesn't even bother shedding the stone, he just attacks. Xanatos fights back with a jackhammer, reducing Goliath to a [[LosingYourHead disembodied stone head]] and a cloud of rock dust. Xanatos hold up the head and says [[AlasPoorYorick "Alas, Poor Goliath"]], and is taken by surprise when Goliath [[{{JustForFun/Troperithmetic}} combines]] PullingHimselfTogether [[{{JustForFun/Troperithmetic}} with]] ReverseShrapnel, winning the fight, and ''then'' he strikes a VictoryPose by breaking free of his stone skin.]]
* Lexington's [[spoiler: creepy turn as villain in the AllJustADream episode "Future Tense". "All gone... Bye-Bye. Sorry about that!"]]
* Lexington's [[spoiler: creepy turn as villain in the AllJustADream episode "Future Tense". "All gone... Bye-Bye. Sorry about that!"]]
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* Goliath and Xanatos' [[InsideAComputerSystem VR battle]] in the [[spoiler: AllJustADream]] AllJustADream episode "Future Tense". [[spoiler: Xanatos [[CueTheSun Cues the Sun]], triggering the gargoyle's natural [[TakenForGranite stone sleep]]. Goliath realizes that it's not the real sun, and doesn't even bother shedding the stone, he just attacks. Xanatos fights back with a jackhammer, reducing Goliath to a [[LosingYourHead disembodied stone head]] and a cloud of rock dust. Xanatos hold up the head and says [[AlasPoorYorick "Alas, Poor Goliath"]], and is taken by surprise when Goliath [[{{JustForFun/Troperithmetic}} combines]] PullingHimselfTogether [[{{JustForFun/Troperithmetic}} with]] ReverseShrapnel, winning the fight, and ''then'' he strikes a VictoryPose by breaking free of his stone skin.]]
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* In "The Gathering Part Two", Owen gets his other major moment when [[spoiler:he reveals himself to actually be Puck in disguise]]. And then proceeds to casually beat up the King of the Fey, while engaging (or pretending to engage) in casual exposition.
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* In "The Gathering Part Two", Owen gets his other major moment when [[spoiler:he he reveals himself to actually be Puck in disguise]].disguise. And then proceeds to casually beat up the King of the Fey, while engaging (or pretending to engage) in casual exposition.
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** And then there's Fox's MamaBear moment when [[spoiler: she blew Oberon into a wall with suddenly-present magic]]. All Puck could say was, "You hurt him with that one... ''Do it again!''"
* "Possession" has a slew of CMOA's for characters, especially ones who normally don't receive one (I.E. ''[[spoiler:Lexington's rather epic {{plan}} at the end]]'', the fact that Xanatos's still-infant child finally TookALevelInBadass, to a ridiculous extreme, Coldstone's (as well as the other {{Cyborg}} gargoyle's alliances drawn permanently), and Puck going from chaotic to true neutral at the end, [[spoiler: actually helping the heroes out for a change]] is rather epic.
* "Possession" has a slew of CMOA's for characters, especially ones who normally don't receive one (I.E. ''[[spoiler:Lexington's rather epic {{plan}} at the end]]'', the fact that Xanatos's still-infant child finally TookALevelInBadass, to a ridiculous extreme, Coldstone's (as well as the other {{Cyborg}} gargoyle's alliances drawn permanently), and Puck going from chaotic to true neutral at the end, [[spoiler: actually helping the heroes out for a change]] is rather epic.
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** And then there's Fox's MamaBear moment when [[spoiler: she blew Oberon into a wall with suddenly-present magic]].magic. All Puck could say was, "You hurt him with that one... ''Do it again!''"
* "Possession" has a slew of CMOA's for characters, especially ones who normally don't receive one (I.E.''[[spoiler:Lexington's ''Lexington's rather epic {{plan}} at the end]]'', end'', the fact that Xanatos's still-infant child finally TookALevelInBadass, to a ridiculous extreme, Coldstone's (as well as the other {{Cyborg}} gargoyle's alliances drawn permanently), and Puck going from chaotic to true neutral at the end, [[spoiler: actually helping the heroes out for a change]] change is rather epic.
* "Possession" has a slew of CMOA's for characters, especially ones who normally don't receive one (I.E.
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* Vinnie in "Vendettas." While it was a BigLippedAlligatorMoment and a BreatherEpisode, Vinnie definitely got his crowning moment here. He buys a {{BFG}}, hauls it halfway across the city, gets in a variety of unfortunate mishaps, and all to [[spoiler: shoot Goliath in the face with a banana cream pie to get revenge for the ways that the gargoyles affected his life, though they weren't aware of it]]. Sure, it may not sound like much, but remember--he's the only one to ever swear revenge on Goliath and then succeed in carrying it out. Not only that, but the episode shows that he can be quite a {{determinator}} when he wants to be.
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* Vinnie in "Vendettas." While it was a BigLippedAlligatorMoment and a BreatherEpisode, Vinnie definitely got his crowning moment here. He buys a {{BFG}}, hauls it halfway across the city, gets in a variety of unfortunate mishaps, and all to [[spoiler: shoot Goliath in the face with a banana cream pie to get revenge for the ways that the gargoyles affected his life, though they weren't aware of it]].it. Sure, it may not sound like much, but remember--he's the only one to ever swear revenge on Goliath and then succeed in carrying it out. Not only that, but the episode shows that he can be quite a {{determinator}} when he wants to be.
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** The near the end of the episode "Genesis Undone". When [[spoiler:Thailog of all people shows up for a VillainousRescue / BigDamnHeroes moment near the end of the episode, awesome]]!
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** The near the end of the episode "Genesis Undone". When [[spoiler:Thailog Undone", when Thailog of all people shows up for a VillainousRescue / BigDamnHeroes moment near the end of the episode, awesome]]!moment.
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** He defeats them again in "Avalon Part Three" when he's a much older man. Unfortunately, [[spoiler:he's not as strong as he once was, and he's without the Grimorum, so the magic he uses against the Sisters drains all his energy, and ends up killing him]]
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** He defeats them again in "Avalon Part Three" when he's a much older man. Unfortunately, [[spoiler:he's not as strong as he once was, and he's without the Grimorum, so the magic he uses against the Sisters drains all his energy, and ends up killing him]]him]].
