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 | | The interesting inversion of this story is that the Hero/Hiro is the gargoyle, the monster, vanquishing the King of all Media, L Bob Rife, from his watery keep, and rescuing the virgin (YT, though not so much anymore) and the goddess (Juanita Marquez/Innanna). |
 | | Lagos, on the other hand, who is the other gargoyle in the story, falls under the knife of Raven because he focused too much on the job of gargoyling, and was thus consumed in the role, losing his soul to the Raven. |
 | | Gargoyles, or more precisely chimera (creature)chimerae, were used as decoration on 19th century19th and early 20th century buildings in cities such as New York CityNew York (where the Chrysler Building's aluminum gargoyles are celebrated), and Chicago, IllinoisChicago. |
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