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September 26 2006

Ain't It Cool News interviews Spike: Asylum's Brian Lynch. Everything you ever wanted to know and more about Spike: Asylum. Additionally, you can find out what Lynch is currently reading and what's next for him.

zeitgeist | Printed matter | 00:11 CET | 8 comments total | tags: spike, asylum, brian lynch

I am really looking forward to this series. Thank you, Brian, for helping to keep Spike alive!! I miss him so.

luvspike | September 26, 02:31 CET

This looks like it could be the best Spike comic yet.

Derf | September 26, 03:32 CET

So what is this spoiler that we can't know about? ;)

spikeylover | September 26, 04:07 CET

I'm pretty sure Brian can't say what the other line that was cut is because it will reveal something that happens in Spike:Asylum.He probably doesn't want to spoil a plot point or something in his story.

Buffyfantic | September 26, 05:28 CET

Brian....just want you to know I am really enjoying this series so far. Hope you keep those ideas for more Spike flowing. And damn...wish YOU could have done a Spike movie or TV show...sigh.......I miss Spike too. But as long as you keep the dream alive I will be there to read whatever you want to offer.
Great interview with Herc by the way!!!!

kathylovesspike | September 26, 15:20 CET

Cool, a message from the future !

;-)

Saje | September 26, 15:35 CET

Looking forward to this series. It looks fabulous!

anindoorkitty | September 27, 01:09 CET

Brian said:
My hope is, Joss Whedon reads it and says “this is so good I hereby declare it takes place after ANGEL and we are making this the SPIKE movie” and then takes me out to lunch and asks me to go look at handbags for his wife’s birthday. I think that will probably happen. Keep in mind, I’m an optimist.

With you all the way on that, Brian! Or at least until the going out to lunch & looking at handbags part. . . .

. . . he [Spike] never technically worked for them [Wolfram & Hart], so I added a line for Spike where he retorts “I never worked for them, I was mailed to them. In an amulet. It’s complicated.”

I love this point being made. And I love this line. Can't wait to get a copy of this tomorrow!

SangChaud | September 27, 12:10 CET

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