I thought it would be silly to have the Original X-Men join the roster of All-New X-Men but I am here to retract that statement as it has been incredible. Jean Grey finding out she had died took up some story time; but gave her...
This month’s issue of Angel brings back the character Whistler, who previously appeared in Buffy the Vampire Slayer’s season 2. He was the one responsible for helping Angel go from a back-alley rat eater to the road to rede...
Spike’s in trouble? Must be… well, must be Wednesday. Spike: A Dark Place Issue 2 opens with Spike still in trouble aboard his bug-manned spaceship. He’s not been thrown out of an airlock (yet) by a slightly toothier ...
There are some times where I’m not willing to suspend disbelief, where I want my SciFi a bit more Sci, a bit less Fi. I want a kind of logic to my fandoms – regardless of how convoluted that logic shakes out to be. ...
It’s getting difficult to talk about one of the Dark Horse Buffy-verse books without talking about all of them – while there aren’t any major crossovers in the works for this season of comics, there are plenty of blurred ...
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​, â...
Here’s the thing - I love Spike. If I deny the existence of Seeing Red, he stays in a constant struggle for top placing on my “Favorite Vampires With Souls” list. And, depending on the week, he even occa...
I’ve already whined in my Angel & Faith review about the lack of a crossover in the Dark Horse Buffyverse this month and, really, I’m over the angst now. Well, mostly. Nearly, at least. Noting like an action-packed issu...
Admittedly, I let my fangirlish glee get away from me last month. The momentum built by both Angel & Faith and Buffy Season 9 tricked me into thinking happy, crossover thoughts and I imagined that Issue 12 of both books w...
Buffy Season 9 #10 saw Buffy reunited with her actual body, freed from her barista day job and ready to take on the world yet again. Issue 11 has her taking on the world, sure, but as a part of a private security firm headed ...
Praising a Dark Horse Whedonverse book for being hilariously well-written is like praising my cat for being a conniving fur-covered ninja: it’s just something that you expect, something innate and essential to the thing. Bu...