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Jackie Kessler - "Buffy : Tales of The Vampires - Carpe Noctem" Web Comic - Slayerlit.us Interview

Webmaster — 2010-01-26T21:49:36Z

Novelist Jackie Kessler sinks her teeth into the Buffyverse
So, the entire world has changed.
After having skulked through history's shadows, vampires are now front and center, their existence revealed to the world at large, and undead is most definitely the new black. Currently the hottest thing in Western Civilization, vamps now find themselves feted and fawned over by the public at large.
To chronicle this rather drastic turn of events in the Buffy cosmos, Dark Horse Comics has (...) - Interviews

Scott Allie - "Buffy : Tales of the Vampires" Comic Book - Slayalive.com Q&A

Webmaster — 2009-06-09T20:00:27Z

1. Emmie: So the big news in the fandom recently surrounded the Buffy rebooted movie. What was your first reaction to hearing this and any thoughts for how this might change the franchise's landscape for the comics?
Scott Allie: My first reaction was WHY?, and then to call Fox to find out what was going on. But we'll all have to wait and see. I don't want to speculate on something that sounds so dingbat at the moment.
2. Emmie: The MDHP where 'lovers return' written by Joss and illustrated (...) - Interviews

Becky Cloonan - "Buffy : Tales of Vampires" Comic Book - Newsarama.com Interview

Webmaster — 2009-05-13T19:13:55Z

Although born on the silver screen, Buffy the Vampire Slayer didn't find success until landing on the tv screen and as of late, she's called comics her canonical home. With the ongoing Buffy comic book series helmed by creator Joss Whedon proving quite successful, the franchise is spreading it wings... or is ‘fangs' a better word?
On June 3rd, Dark Horse Comics will release Buffy The Vampire Slayer: Tales of the Vampires, a 40 page one-shot about a small (...) - Interviews

Sam Loeb - "Buffy : Tales of the Vampires" Comic Book - Issue 5 - Comicon.com Interview

cally — 2004-04-29T20:39:31Z

Most high school sophomore's writing consist of essays, book reports, and term papers, but fifteen-year-old Sam Loeb spent some of his winter vacation writing a six-page story for Tales of the Vampires # 5, the last part of the Joss Whedon limited series. Loeb teamed-up with artist Tim Sale and crafted a story featuring a vampire from the 1800s. We caught up with Loeb to get some details on his Tale.
THE PULSE: Most fifteen-year-olds don't get the chance to write comics - no matter who (...) - Interviews