Stan Lee Meets HC - Joss Whedon, Brian Michael Bendis, Stan Lee

Serenity - Joss Whedon

prospect than a storyline that plugs the gap between the end of the Firefly series and Serenity the movie. well, not this. I almost can t believe that Joss Whedon was involved in any way on this one. a) there s no storyline to speak of. This just looks like a cut cut cut down version of a rejected Firefly "lets grab the bounty" type story that wouldn t have made it past the kicking ideas around stage. b) the writing is less than spot on. Usually anything Whedon does has that sparkling Whedon dialogue and character interaction that make it more than worth your time. here - nothing. No sparks. c)The artwork is tired and boring, bringing nothing to life ...

Serenity - Joss Whedon

prospect than a storyline that plugs the gap between the end of the Firefly series and Serenity the movie. well, not this. I almost can t believe that Joss Whedon was involved in any way on this one. a) there s no storyline to speak of. This just looks like a cut cut cut down version of a rejected Firefly "lets grab the bounty" type story that wouldn t have made it past the kicking ideas around stage. b) the writing is less than spot on. Usually anything Whedon does has that sparkling Whedon dialogue and character interaction that make it more than worth your time. here - nothing. No sparks. c)The artwork is tired and boring, bringing nothing to life ...

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Long Way Home - Joss Whedon

may have been slighty dissapointed when Buffy the TV series ended, not due to the ending being bad, but because there was now nothing to look forward to! Here however Joss Whedon has released a graphic novel deatiling events that occur after the final series of Buffy. Script - Joss Whedon (the cretor of Buffy) handles the script himself. He does an amazing job as he keeps alive the chacters fans had grown to know. All of the originals are back and their personalities come through the writing. Buffy for example has been modeled on the personality seen in the series and you imagine Sarah Gellar saying some of the lines. The story in itself revolves around Buffy and her ...

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Long Way Home - Joss Whedon

may have been slighty dissapointed when Buffy the TV series ended, not due to the ending being bad, but because there was now nothing to look forward to! Here however Joss Whedon has released a graphic novel deatiling events that occur after the final series of Buffy. Script - Joss Whedon (the cretor of Buffy) handles the script himself. He does an amazing job as he keeps alive the chacters fans had grown to know. All of the originals are back and their personalities come through the writing. Buffy for example has been modeled on the personality seen in the series and you imagine Sarah Gellar saying some of the lines. The story in itself revolves around Buffy and her ...

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Long Way Home - Joss Whedon

perhaps, the only way it possibly could. No, not as a bigscreen movie, but as a comic book. The much talked about Buffy Season 8 comic series has Joss Whedon at the helm as executive producer, similarly to the TV series. he also writes the first five issues to make sure that things start with a bang. Boy, what a bang. Joss Whedon is a fantastic comic writer and here he s well aware of the challenges that faced him writing this comic - having to transfer a character successfulyl portrayed on Tv for seven years into a new medium and yet after only two pages I naturally felt right at home experiencing Buffy in this way. The fantastic dialogue is present and correct ...

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Long Way Home - Joss Whedon

perhaps, the only way it possibly could. No, not as a bigscreen movie, but as a comic book. The much talked about Buffy Season 8 comic series has Joss Whedon at the helm as executive producer, similarly to the TV series. he also writes the first five issues to make sure that things start with a bang. Boy, what a bang. Joss Whedon is a fantastic comic writer and here he s well aware of the challenges that faced him writing this comic - having to transfer a character successfulyl portrayed on Tv for seven years into a new medium and yet after only two pages I naturally felt right at home experiencing Buffy in this way. The fantastic dialogue is present and correct ...