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"Buffy : Season 9" Comic Book - Wondercon 2013 - Comicbookresources.com Report

Webmaster — 2013-04-19T09:01:28Z

"Buffy" creator Joss Whedon may not have been at Dark Horse Comics' "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" panel at WonderCon in Anaheim, but his presence was very much felt. Dark Horse's director of public relations, Jeremy Atkins, introduced panelists Christos Gage (writer of "Angel & Faith"), Jane Espenson ("Buffy" TV writer and occasional "Buffy" comics writer), Georges Jeanty (longtime "Buffy" artist) and Andrew Chambliss (ongoing writer of the "Buffy" comic book), and all four repeatedly invoked (...) - Reviews

"Buffy : Season 9" Comic Book - Wonder Con 13 Panel Report

Webmaster — 2013-04-10T14:08:18Z

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Georges Jeanty - "Buffy Season 9" Comic Book panel at Dragon*Con 2012 - Comicbooked.com Report

Webmaster — 2012-09-18T15:47:52Z

I make no secret about my love for all things Dark Horse, particularly the Whedonverse, particularly Buffy Season 9. Part of that love comes from the art of Georges Jeanty, who talked this afternoon about Buffy, Angel & Faith, his take on storytelling and the high points of his Dragon*Con so far. Here's a quick recap of today's panel:
Jeanty tried hard not to spoil too much – not because he didn't want to share stories, (...) - Reviews

"Buffy : Season 9" Comic Book - Tor.com Review

Webmaster — 2012-06-28T19:54:02Z

I'm 32 going on 33. The Buffy the Vampire Slayer film (starring Kristy Swanson as the titular heroine, and the dreamy Luke Perry, riding high on his Dylan McKay fame) came out when I was thirteen; when High School was still new and exciting, and a sixteen-year-old like Buffy Summers seemed so worldly. I saw the film in the theater, and thought it so awesome that I immediately got posters and bought the tie-in novelization. By contrast, the Buffy the Vampire Slayer television show (...) - Reviews

Joss Whedon gets political with Buffy Comics

Webmaster — 2012-03-21T19:02:59Z

Buffy's choice: Joss Whedon gets political
With Planned Parenthood controversy 'a hot button issue', Vampire Slayer torn over pregnancy
Voices arguing for a woman's right to choose in America's anguished debate over abortion have discovered an unexpected ally: Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
The new issue of the Buffy comics, published on Thursday in the US, sees the Chosen One taking some time off from staking vampires through the heart to deal with what publisher Dark Horse called "a rather (...) - Reviews

Dark Horse's Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Nine #6 Covers A Big Issue, in an Anti-Twilight Way [SPOILERS]

Webmaster — 2012-03-18T20:43:02Z

In a Very Special Issue of Dark Horse‘s Buffy the Vampire Slayer comic, the titular ass-kicker makes a very serious decision about her future: she considers having an abortion. Is this proving to be an easy decision for her? Of course it isn't. And this plotline is a good look at everything Twilight got wrong in Breaking Dawn, when Bella refused to end a pregnancy that was literally killing her, but then it all turned out okay in the end, because of vampire magic. Yeah. Buffy (...) - Reviews

Whedonverse Comics in The 50 best covers of 2011

Webmaster — 2012-01-09T10:27:06Z

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"Buffy : Season 9" Comic Book - Comicbookresources.com Review

Webmaster — 2011-11-18T12:24:07Z

01. BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER SEASON 9
From: Joss Whedon, Andrew Chambliss (story/writing), Georges Jeanty (pencils), Dexter Vines (inks), Michelle Madsen (colors) via Dark Horse.
Why: A lot of of people shy away from the Buffy titles if they didn't watch the television show, but the truth is that these are exceptional comics, regardless of whether you watched the show or not. While a certain amount of nuance and subtlety will likely be lost on you initially if you're a new (...) - Reviews

"Buffy : Season 9" Comic Book - Issue 02 - Whatculture.com Review

Webmaster — 2011-11-08T11:38:00Z

This is the true test of Season 9′s strength going forward- the first issue where series creator Joss Whedon sits it out and instead hands over the reins to regular writer Andrew Chambliss. I have to admit that I was incredibly anxious about this transition, as well as for the future direction of the series as a whole. No one writes Buffy like Joss, and the thought of his involvement being toned down was as terrifying as any Big Bad the Buffster might face. But fear not, fellow (...) - Reviews

"Buffy : Season 9" Comic Book - Issue 02 - Geeksofdoom.com Review

Webmaster — 2011-10-31T18:14:13Z

Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 9 #2 starts off with dead bodies, credit demons (no, really), and a big dose of cold, hard reality for Buffy. Add to that some creatures of the night doing a little breaking and entering and you have the makings of a good BTVS story!
Dead bodies popping up all over the place is probably the norm in New York City, but in San Francisco, not so much. Granted, Buffy does kill a lot of vampires but that's more of a Dustbuster kind of job, not so much an (...) - Reviews