Love the story, or rather the entire series. Your Airwolf fanfics were what introduced me to Airwolf in the first place, so now I dislike normal Airwolf stories where the Lady isn't sentient. But one question. What was that whole microdot thing about? How did String know about it, and why did he give it to Locke?

I really really wish you would write more in the Airwolf/SG1/Godzilla/Gargoyle genre.

I like the way you write, I love the characters, and I miss the shows as they were tremendously. Is this story in a bit of time difference, b/c they don't gain the psychic link to Airwolf till Cascade, but then I may be wrong, I'm just re-reading your entire series...

*sighs*

I really wish you would continue writing with these guys...

"Never speak Spanish to me again...your accent is horrible!" LOL, nice little nod there. XD

This was intense, but a lot of fun as well. Everything was very plausible, despite the parapsychology and magic references. I love how Marella is still her no-nonsense self no matter what happens, and how you've brought real-world logistics into paranormal happenings (and the messes that Michael will have to clean up as the result!).

Very well done.

LOL, 'life or death fubars.' Love it. Man, no matter where Hawke and Co. are they're always in trouble up to their ears...

As I said in a review of another one of your stories, I know just enough about Gargoyles to follow this, and I'm really enjoying it. Ha, so beautiful spies weren't the only thing that Michael ran across in East Germany...

I about died laughing when the clan started messing around with Company equipment. Oh, Jason is going to have an absolute fit if he ever finds out.

Very cool seeing String through Beth's eyes. "God, the man could have been ordering a cup of coffee." Isn't that the truth? And of course Cait is a welcome sight.

What I'm enjoying most is Airwolf's newfound abilities. I know it might seem farfetched but man is it cool. I love how she worries for her pilots, how she enjoys her relationship with them. So awesome. I'm definitely a fan! )

Wow! Very cool! Well written! Very exciting!

Very cool! Really good story!

Wow!1 What a great imagination you have! Fascinating story!

Always thought that was interesting - all of the different clans had more males than females. Except for Guatemala, which had two of each. And finally Arizona has more females than males. Intriguing from a scientific point of view - humans have more males conceived, but more females make it to be born. Gargoyles seemd to be the opposite.

Which could mean lots of male gargoyle/female human pairs, in the future.

I do like Isabel and Zorra. They were sweet together, fully-fleshed out characters.

I'm noticing that most of your fics seem to be related to one another, like one very long very scattered series. It is definitely going to take a while to read them all.

You know yesterday I remembered that once upon a time I told you I'd review all of your stories. After all you do such great work and you don't get paid for it, I figured that reviews were about as close to payment I could get without actually coughing up the dough. So I'm setting out once more to try and review the plethora of wonderful stories that you've written. Here goes:

It was nice to see a clan of gargoyles not hanging on by a thread. If they are big enough to need to move I'm guessing they fared the best of the clans.

It's nice to see a little more characterization of the rest of Eliza's family. I've got to agree with Isabel, Beth spreads her 'caring' a little to quickly. She's what I think of as a anti-bigot. She thinks that all bigotry is stupid without really accepting the people she's supposedly protecting.

Brooklyn was annoying and I get the feeling you were trying to point out that the clan has gotten a little to aclimated to technology and no longer think about the downside of using it. Which I think is correct, if Eliza had been there she would have been smacking herself in the head.

Great story. Loved it.

I really like the story. I can't wait to read the next story, please write more.

I am enjoying this excellent series. I hope you continue with both the quality and the crossovers.

I am especially impressed by the consistancy you have achieved between the different timelines despite the necessary adjustments.

Keep up the excellent work.

Ooo. Just realized I missed this one. Good story. I haven't watched Gargoyles in years. I still got Bronx watching over my monitor though. And the actual flying Airwolf model hanging from the ceiling. I can't wait for another story though. I like what you have done.

Great story! One of the bits I like most is how it all ties into "Nothing Could Possibly Go Wrong." And two different Airwolfs... neat idea. As for Marella's suspicion of the Manhattan clan. *Someone's* gotta be suspicious. Devil's Advocate is what she does best, right? :) And if the only gargoyle you know about is Demona, well... Gargoyles in Cold Creek will be neat. In Cascade... What? Is there a competition to level the place? As if Blair and Jim couldn't do that on their own. Keep going! You do great depictions of Peter and Beth Maza. ;) Can't wait to read more of your stories.

The best of your Airwolf series so far, I tink! Really, REALLY good! You did a great job of developing your new characters while staying true to the old ones. I *love* Zorra and Isabel. You kept that Airwolf mystery very nicely; I especially like the take on Sinjin's team and String's team working at the same time, with two copters. Some more interactions there might be interesting... Also, the idea of a garg clan in Cold Creek sounds like it might be asking for a place in a sequel...