Finally, someone gives us the Twilight showdown we’ve been dying to see.
Thanks to rebelliouspixels.
Finally, someone gives us the Twilight showdown we’ve been dying to see.
Thanks to rebelliouspixels.
According to this Hollywood Reporter article, the Kuzuis intend to reboot the “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” film franchise. The original movie was produced and directed by the pair, who retained Executive Producer credit on the TV series. The main difference here: due to the rights as outlined in the original agreement, they are under no obligation to involve Joss Whedon in any way, and are running with a reboot concept pitched by Roy Lee from Vertigo Entertainment. This won’t involve characters created for the TV series, either, including Angel, Spike, Xander and Willow. My personal commentary: they’re going to need to hit it out of the part to get the existing fanbase to accept a “Buffy” project that doesn’t involve Joss Whedon. I’m sure I’m not the only fan who greatly preferred the TV series to the original movie.
The latest entry in Buffy’s comic book season eight hit shelves last week.
I sat down to review issue 24, and realized I’d missed the review for #23. They are two one shot stories by different creative teams, but I’ll do them as a joint review anyway.
Andy Hallett passed away this weekend after a long battle with heart disease. Details here.
I’m slowly catching up on my reviews.
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This week saw the release of another one-shot, this time focused on Harmony.
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The next “Buffy” comic review is coming up a day early due to a change in my work schedule.
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Joss Whedon returns to writing chores for these issues. This weekend I’ll review issue 20, getting the reviews caught up just in time for issue 21 to hit next week.
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The trade paperback collecting these issues hit shelves this week.
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