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In a world of cookie-cutter movies, and cliché climaxes, it’s difficult, if at all possible, to do something new and spiffy. But as with anything else, this need had to be filled— and Joss Whedon (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel) was just the man for the job. Noone else would do; the father of the metrosexual mage and ambiguously homoerotic vampire would refuse to fall back to the old favorites of Black and White, most famously portrayed in the world of science fiction by (...)