In a new comic series from BOOM! Studios, fans will see Buffy Summers as they’ve never seen her before. The dystopian series The Last Vampire Slayer follows the sole-remaining Slayer on her ongoing quest to save the world. But what’s a vampire killer to do when an apocalypse event leaves humans
In a new comic series from BOOM! Studios, fans will see Buffy Summers as they’ve never seen her before. The dystopian series The Last Vampire Slayer follows the sole-remaining Slayer on her ongoing quest to save the world. But what's a vampire killer to do when an apocalypse event leaves humans
Boom! Studios’ Willow is a five-issue limited series set in the Buffyverse. The story follows Willow as she leaves Sunnydale after the events of Hellmouth. In the fifth and final issue, the evil forces behind the town of Abhainn think they've figured out how to defeat Willow. But Willow's
Hellmouth marks the epic crossover event between Boom! Studios Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel comics. Taking the place of Buffy issues #8-12 and Angel issues #5-8, the five issue Hellmouth series shows our favorite vampire and vampire slayer finally teaming up. As the gates to the Hellmouth
Buffy fans who have been missing their favorite witch don’t have much longer to wait. Willow #1 hits stands July 8. The five-issue limited series follows Willow as she leaves Sunnydale after the events of Hellmouth. Willow #1 picks up with Willow on her own in a way she’s never been before.
Every year at TIFF there's one film in the Midnight Madness section that sets the bar for the rest. This isn't always the winner of the Midnight People's Choice Award, but it's always easy to spot as the next big thing. And it's usually the opening night film; The Substance, Nirvana The Band The
Daemons of the Shadow Realm ends the season with a promise of more intrigue in Ep. 24 "Higashi Village and Nishino Village". Yes, this season finale goes out with a bang. However, the bang only leads to more questions that makes this finale one of the worst in terms of cliffhanger agony. Oh well,
It’s an interesting time for a movie about a large snake. The keystone of the subgenre is 1997’s J-Lo-starring classic Anaconda, which received an official sequel last year in the form of a meta-comedy. It’s not difficult to hit success in the animal attack film. The recent successes of
