buffy the vampire slayer
Interview: Buffy Artist Georges Jeanty Talks Season 11, Serenity and More!
As hard as it is for me to believe that Buffy is twenty years old, it’s even harder for me to believe that it’s been ten years since the show was rebooted in comic form for Season Eight. I was so exci...
Comic Review: Buffy: The High School Years: Parental Parasite
The latest hardcover Buffy: The High School Years graphic novel hits stores soon and I’m happy to say that it very much feels like an early episode of the show. These books are all set during the firs...
Event Recap: MegaCon 2017
For many comic, anime and gaming fans, MegaCon is the massive celebratory geek event that they look forward to all year long. For someone used to the intimacy of a horror convention like Spooky Empire...
Comic Review: Buffy Season 11 #7
In this issue, the season does the unthinkable by finally getting out of the Safe Zone—but in typical Buffy fashion, it doesn’t come without a huge cost. Be warned, there’s no way to discuss this issu...
Comic Review: Buffy Season 11 #6
Finally, Buffy Season 11 has started rolling out some of the details for the endgame of this season. At the very least, we begin to find out some crucial details about what people are planning on the ...
Comic Review: Buffy Season 11 #5
I cannot express how great it is to have Georges Jeanty back on Buffy, even if it’s for a single issue. This is not to take away anything from the work Rebekah Isaacs has done over the course of her a...
The Best Buffy Episode of Each Season
For seven years, Buffy the Vampire Slayer gave us amazing television week after week. I was immediately drawn to the series because of my love of the 1992 film, yet what I got with the show was someth...
Ten Episodes of Buffy That Changed Television
In many ways, Buffy created modern genre television. It originated a template that has become the standard in the twenty years since the show premiered. A season centering on a singular storyline, bre...
Love’s Bitch: Why Spike Stood Out Among Standout Characters
In the 1930s, vampires were enigmatic villains. In the 60’s, they became a little more personable, a little more charming. In the ‘70s, though they retained that charming nature, they began to show th...
