Would that happen to include the Gospel of Judas?
Because that one is quite interesting as in it, Judas states that Jesus is not from the god of Israel but from a higher order all together and basically says that the god the Pharisee are uniting Israel under is a foolish god of sacrifice and murder. The disciples are treated as kind of a motley crew of complaining children and referred to as 'demons' - though I am not sure which word is being translated to being demon in English.
Granted, there is also one where the cross grows thousands of feet tall and starts talking to people. So…. The hype train was certainly a thing back then.
Just because the three most consistent accounts were compiled into biblical canon does not mean that they are the most encompassing or include all relevant details.
https://youtu.be/wM9XqXXY12c
Many different accounts exist and have been passed down father to son and mother to daughter over the era, beneath the shadow of the dark church.