BOOM Studios have announced a new six issue Firefly series to premiere in September 2023. Firefly: The Fall Guys will be written by Sam Humprhies,…

Previously on Buffy the Vampire Slayer: With the revelation that Willow took over Buffy’s mantle as the Slayer, we’re pretty caught up on that front. Of course, with her not being the “rightful” Slayer, Willow’s suffering from some pretty serious side effects that are working overtime on her psyche.

BOOM! Studios have announced a new series set in the Buffyverse, “The Vampire Slayer” to premiere in April 2022. The series will be written by…

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The 25th Anniversary #1 is an anthology one-shot published by BOOM! Studios. True to its name, the anthology contains a number of stories centred on the titular Slayer and her friends, with a number of creators delivering the same mix of humor and horror which made the television series a staple of pop culture. It also teases a number of future series, which contains BOOM!’s expansion of the Buffy franchise following series like Buffy: the Last Vampire Slayer.

BOOM! Studios have announced a Firefly Comic Book Event starting in September 2020. Firefly: Blue Sun Rising #0, will kick off the event which sees…

Refurbished with a shiny new title boasting two vamps for the price of one, Angel morphs into Angel & Spike in its ninth issue, ensuring Joss Whedon’s favorite bumpy forehead do-gooders are getting equal page time for fans of both characters alike.

Before it had even gotten its footing, this title was off to the races with a major crossover in which the lead character was whisked away and the barely-defined – and wholly different from the show – supporting cast was left to fill the void.

Written by Jordie Bellaire and illustrated by Dan Mora, this new take on Buffy begins with an arc titled “Welcome Back to the Hellmouth” (a nod to the original show’s pilot), which finds Buffy juggling her fast food job, meeting soon-to-be-best pals Xander and Willow for the first time (while saving them from a vamp), and butting heads with her new Watcher, English librarian Giles. The first issue teases a storyline boasting magical jewelry which gives its wearers absolute immortality (even vampires), all while narrated by Xander via his blog. By the end of the very first issue, the first arc’s Big Bad has been introduced, teasing a surprising departure from what fans might expect from a retelling.

‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ #1 Review: A 21st-Century Spin on a Modern Classic Buffy Summers is back in a brand-new Buffy the Vampire Slayer comic…

Erika Alexander On the Legend of Maxine Shaw, Living Single, and Her Buffy Spinoff Comic. Erika has one of those signature laughs. It’s really more…