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"Spike Asylum" Comic Book : Big Kev's Geek Stuff podcast interviews Brian Lynch

Webmaster — 2006-10-08T10:29:08Z

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"Spike : Asylum" Comic Book - Brian Lynch Comicbookresources.com Interview

Webmaster — 2006-09-27T19:22:50Z

BRIAN LYNCH BRINGS SANITY TO THE SUPERNATURAL "SPIKE: ASYLUM"
Of all the characters created by Joss Whedon in his "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" and "Angel" television programs, perhaps the most popular character was Spike, a soulless vampire who rediscovered his humanity by loving the titular vampire slayer. Originally intended to only be on "Buffy" for a short time, actor James Martsters won over fans and writers with his charismatic portrayal of an introverted poet turned into a (...) - Interviews / Comic Book 2006-09 : "Spike : Asylum"

"Spike : Asylum" Comic Book - Brian Lynch Aintitcool.com Interview

Webmaster — 2006-09-26T18:30:38Z

ELSTON GUNN INTERVIEWS SPIKE: ASYLUM'S BRIAN LYNCH
Hi folks, Elston Gunn here for the first time under the AICN Comics logo! You may have heard of Brian Lynch reading Variety or Hollywood Reporter when he sold one of his screenplays or TV pilots. Maybe you've seen some of his uncredited script work here and there (ROBOTS, SCARY MOVIE 3) or you may remember an AICN review six or seven years ago by yours truly of his screenplay entitled THE NEXT MUPPET MOVIE. If we lived in a perfect world, (...) - Interviews / Comic Book 2006-09 : "Spike : Asylum"

"Spike : Asylum" Comic Book - Brian Lynch Brokenfrontier.com Interview Part 2

Webmaster — 2006-09-15T13:08:15Z

Broken Frontier - How did you get involved with this project?
Brian Lynch - Chris Ryall, editor-in-chief at IDW, used to run www.moviepoopshoot.com, where I had a strip called Monkey Man. We met because of that, but became good friends, and when IDW got the Angel license, I e-mailed him up and down and cyber-cried until he was like "fine, do you have any ideas for a five issue limited series starring Spike?"
Luckily, I did, I wrote a pitch detailing each of the issues' events, Fox approved (...) - Interviews / Comic Book 2006-09 : "Spike : Asylum"

"Spike : Asylum" Comic Book - Brian Lynch Brokenfrontier.com Interview Part 1

Webmaster — 2006-09-01T11:40:00Z

You're a platinum blond vampire with a soul, living in the city of angels. What's a bloke to do for fun? In IDW's forthcoming 5-issue series, Spike: Asylum, writer Brian Lynch adds a new adventure to William the Bloody's time in LA. Last week Brian took some time to stop by and talk about the series (and, by the way, the part about the lap dances is at the end)...
BROKEN FRONTIER: As a cheap and easy warm up question - who is Brian Lynch?
BRIAN LYNCH: Oh man, who is Brian Lynch? That's a (...) - Interviews / Comic Book 2006-09 : "Spike : Asylum"

"Spike : Asylum" Comic Book - Brian Lynch Q&A

Webmaster — 2006-05-18T20:07:10Z

Answering your questions about SPIKE: ASYLUM
Current mood: answery
I learned something very interesting this week. Being friends with Kevin Smith and also writing a SPIKE comic creates the perfect storm of internet awesomeness. If I was as popular as I was in high school as I am in my gmail inbox, I would have dated a cheerleader and not cried myself to sleep every night.
Once we announced SPIKE: ASYLUM was coming from IDW in September, a lot of people had questions. And the following (...) - Interviews / Comic Book 2006-09 : "Spike : Asylum"