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I'm really enjoying the new Angel and Buffy comics from Boom! Studios The new books have updated, refreshed, and in many ways rejuvenated the universe that Joss Whedon and company brought to life over 20 years ago By many standards, the Buffyverse was revolutionary for its time- but, by today's standards, it's nearly pre-historic. [rwp_box_recap id="0"] //Credit:[...]

The original X-men, in their original suits! Cyclops, Beast, Angel, marvel Girl, and Icem…wait a minute, where is Iceman!?!? How could you not do Iceman and complete the team? Party foul Funko Other than that glaring omission, these look absolutely perfect. It's a beautiful day for a baseball game at Funko Field! #FunkoField #FunkoFriday pic.twitter.com/rKUOUaTsl0 — Funko[...]

With this fall marking the 20th anniversary since Angel last graced our airwaves with a righteously depressing series finale "cliffhanger," it looks like it might be time to get "The Band" back together. ANGEL (3rd Season), 1999-2004, TM & Copyright (c) 20th Century Fox Film Corp All rights reserved. So what's next? Over the past few days,[...]

Following yesterday's revelation that explosive publisher BOOM! Studios is ready to take things to the next level for their Buffyverse franchise by publishing a super-mega-crossover event between Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel, BOOM! has revealed Kelly and Nicole Mathews' connecting variant covers for September's Buffy books, teasing a third, "top secret" comic Will this[...]

So what's next? Well, with this fall marking the 20th anniversary since Angel last graced our airwaves with a righteously depressing series finale cliffhanger (chill about the comics – it's just not the same) it looks like it might be time to get "the band" back together. NYCC This year's New York Comic Con (NYCC) is planning[...]

They've only been making Buffyverse comics for a year, but explosive publisher BOOM! Studios already has a full-fledged comic book crossover on their hands! Kicking off in September's Angel #5 is "The Road to Hellmouth," a crossover event between Angel and Buffy the Vampire Slayer A press release reveals the details on this event that[...]

Explosive publisher BOOM! Studios has unveiled Kevin Wada's variant cover for the upcoming Buffy the Vampire Slayer #5, featuring the star of his own new series, Angel Why did BOOM! wait until now to reveal the cover? Well, final order cutoff is today, of course! LOS ANGELES, CA (May 13, 2019) – BOOM! Studios today, in[...]

Explosive publisher BOOM! Studios has announced plans to continue to milk that Buffy license by repringing classic Angel comics in Angel: Legacy Edition, beginning with Angel: Legacy Edition Book One in October This will include Angel comics published by Dark Horse, or, as BOOM!'s press release refers to it, "other publishers," set during the first[...]

Explosive publisher BOOM! Studios has unveiled the first preview of their upcoming second Buffyverse comic, Angel #1, by Bryan Hill and Gleb Melnikov, hitting stores on May 29th BOOM! shocked the world by Kirkman-dropping the comic in April with an unannounced #0. Meet Angelus, leader of an army of brutal vampire warriors terrorizing the land, hungry[...]

The idea of an Angel 20th anniversary reunion might be getting a bit closer to reality, with cast member J August Richards keeping the dumpster fires of speculation burning by teasing fans with talk of "something" in the works for the milestone event Known for his character Charles Gunn, Richards spoke with Comicbook.com, teasing fans[...]

They say you can't keep a good man down… then again, no one ever accused James Marsters' (Buffy, Angel, Smallville, Runaways) Captain John Hart or co-star John Barrowman's (Arrow, Torchwood, Doctor Who) Captain Jack Harkness of being "good" men anyway We're not even sure either of them would mind being kept down – depending on[...]

With news of a Buffy the Vampire Slayer reboot involving Buffyverse mastermind Joss Whedon already getting the fanbase buzzing and BOOM! Studios' new take on the beloved "big bad" basher sparking the imaginations of new fans just now discovering the series and its spinoff Angel, now seems as good a time as any to get[...]

Unfortunately, she yet recreated the success she's had on Buffy. David Boreanaz, who played Angel, also posted about the occasion giving his first major break on TV A recurring character in the show's first season, the show elevated him to featured cast in season's two and three before getting his own spinoff in 1999 called Angel,[...]

Pointy"? Still think Cordelia (Charisma Carpenter) would've been better for Angel (David Boreanaz) than Buffy? Still wondering how long Nathan Fillion can tease a Firefly reunion without one actually happening? A large chunk of the "Joss Whedon-verse" has made its way to Facebook Watch: with every episode of every season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, and Firefly[...]

Now that we know the "The Witching Hour" had a few more minutes left to it than fans of Netflix's Chilling Adventures of Sabrina realized with the December 14 release of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: A Midwinter's Tale, it's never too early to conjure visions of the series' second-season future. To that end, the Buffy/Sabrina debates will only grow[...]

The X-Men of the past are also in the future, and they blame Magneto for the dystopia in which they live. A fight ensues. Is it a good read?

Time travel-y nonsense has been overused by Marvel of late, and Exiles is the only context where I'm genuinely excited to see it. I'm predicting, and I'm far from alone in this assumption, that Extermination will end with the X-Men: Blue team, that being young Cyclops, Jean Grey, Beast, Iceman, and Angel, being either sent back[...]

Magneto, fleeing the X-Men, has escaped into the future. He finds a wasteland he believes must be of his making. Is it? Does it make for a good read?

X-Men must stop Magneto before he kills Emma Frost over the Mothervine affair. Can they stop their mentor? Is it a good read?

Buffy the Vampire Slayer is getting the reboot treatment, and yes, Joss Whedon will be involved with the project from 20th Century Fox Television.

Magneto is on a rampage against the Hellfire Club, and he is aiming to kill Emma Frost. The X-Men are in pursuit to stop him. Is it a good read?

The X-Men are trying to split apart a fight between Daken and the Poison-infested Jimmy Hudson. Can they save their teammate? Is it a good read?

This time, our investigative teeth are biting a little deeper — past the Family Guy, The Big Bang Theory, Robot Chicken, and Friends references — to give you some interestingly obscure references that might've flown past you faster than the Millennium Falcon at hyperdrive (proud of that one): https://youtu.be/Cn6kEsloMdEVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled:[...]

Now what does that have to do with Buffy the Vampire Slayer? The question of reviving the series was brought up to Fox Chairman and CEO Gary Newman at the INTV Conference in Jerusalem, and Newman wants "Scoobies" to know that the idea isn't a new one for the network.

Venom and the X-Men come under attack by the Poisons, in control of Jean Grey and Killer Thrill. According to Venom, this means Jean Grey is dead. Can she still be saved? Is Venom wrong? Is it a good read?

The X-Men and Venom finally catch up with Killer Thrill and her band of mercenaries. Unfortunately, someone else is tailing this band. Is it a good read?

Venom especially is given some loving detail, and the symbiote forms of Beast, Iceman, and Angel all look good It does shift for the worst when we return to the mercenaries that have the Starjammers, but I doubt the likes of Alex Ross, Adi Granov, or Gabrielle Dell'Otto could make the villains' symbiote designs look[...]

The X-Men and Venom find the symbiote mercenaries that captured the Starjammers. Cyclops is badly hurt in the encounter, and our heroes have to retreat. Is it a good read?

In X-Men Blue Annual #1, the Starjammers are taken by symbiotes, and this leads the X-Men to recruiting Venom in the hopes he can help. He's resistant, to say the least. Does this make for a good read?

X-Men: Blue meets the X-Men of 2099 in this trip to the future. Unfortunately, 2099 is ruled by Alchemax, and it may be their fault. Is it a good read?