Veronica Tiberius Bancroft rebelled against her repressive, isolationist gargoyle society by haunting the streets of nearby Prague. After being caught and sentenced to death by her people, she and her quarter-sister Maeve travel the world, seeking a way to rescue them from their captivity.

Maeve Bancroft lived a happy life among her gargoyle people, until her chaotically uncontrollable quarter-sister Veronica got herself sentenced to death. Maeve aided Veronica's escape and found herself thrown into the larger world of humanity, magic and danger.

Jody Baxter is the good ol' boy mechanic in Gloaming. Always cheerful and ready to lend a hand, he is also a werewolf who defends the good townsfolk from things that go bump in the dark.

The Magickal Mister Punch is a sassy British mage with a flair for the dramatic, dancing between light and shadow as he struggles to defend the balance between magic and technology in tight pants and a top hat!

Punch appears in Twilight Detective Agency #1, as well as in his own comic, The Magickal Mister Punch!

Riverdale, "The sexy one!" one of two Gargoyle brothers who run the Twilight Detective Agency. Older but not necessarily wiser, he understands people and motivation and has excellent intuition which serves him in good stead as a detective. Oh, and his hair is FABULOUS.

Doc Lazarus is the somewhat-unwilling mentor to Diaperman and Sleepers. A kind of father figure to them both, he handles the scientific analysis while they ply their heroic trade on the streets of Megopolis!

Michael, the writer/publisher of Two Gargoyles Comics, is an ADHD-enhanced Neurosparkly individual who is never happy doing just one thing. This often leads to hijinks and shenanigans as he struggles to get things done.

Diaperman, aka Michael Adamson, is an innocent pacifist who believes the world can be saved through peaceful intervention! But when the need arises, he can use his skills as a Monk of Hug'Gee to wallop the bad guys until they behave!

Half Norse God, Half Canadian, SUPER Polite THUNDER, aka Devon Wells, is a young man living in Vancouver, recovering from a youth spent in Asgard. Then duty calls and he springs into action as a west coast Canadian super-hero, complete with best friend sidekick!

The unholy fusion of Diaperman and The Spanker, Nightwetter stalks the night, feeding on the psychic shame of people wetting their pants!

Cool, logical, but never far from a frustrated tantrum, college student Mark Richter aims to win fetish domination over Megopolis (and one day the world) by thwacking people on the bum as the villainous Spanker.

Harry Dean, aka Sleepers, is Diaperman's sidekick and bestest buddy! The always-ready-for-beddy buddy loves adventure, and being a hero while running around Megopolis in his jammies! Sleepers is a giant, excitable puppy in human form.

Dental hygienist Lise Arsenique likes causing pain, and when her workplace doesn't supply enough of that she terrorizes Megopolis as the sadistic Black Whip!

Doug Carter, rock and roll journalist, comes to the town of Gloaming to find Tommy Jordan, a boy everyone else claims never existed.  Doug is a dyed-in-the-wool ink-slinger from the 70s. To Doug, nothing good was made after 1979.

Our good friend, Dorkboy (by Damian Willcox) appears as a cameo!

The enigmatic Korun has arrived in Thunder's life-- but to help, or to hinder?  Trying to kill him on their first encounter doesn't leave much room for doubt, and yet now he's moved in to Thunder's house to train him how to fight for something called "The War of Ascendance."  Curiouser and curiouser!

Code Monkey, aka Glenn Malone, is a simple guy with a big warm fuzzy secret heart.  He is Thunder's #1 fan after the hero talked him down from becoming a villain! He discovers Thunder's true identity and now is his roommate and bestest friend.

Templar was all set to debut as a super-villain when Thunder disrupted his "big entrance."  Templar has since declared Thunder to be his nemesis, although Thunder views him as little more than an annoyance.

Max is the creepy man-child who lives alone with his mother in the town of Gloaming. He seems to have taken a shine to Doug Carter, which makes things quite awkward for our journalist. Max is a real mama's boy, though one wonders who's really in charge of whom in that house...