I'm diluted deluded that I want some little picture of Tara to popup somewhere, aren't I?
:-( *sigh*

[ edited by TaraLivesOn on 2007-05-23 10:58 ]

TaraLivesOn | May 23, 13:01 CET

diluted? Do you mean deluded?

While I'm not very keen on the idea of Tara coming back, I would love to see a Tara cover drawn by Jo Chen. :D

NickSeng | May 23, 13:31 CET

WOW! Thank you. Just...thank you.
And well done, Georges, they're beautiful.

Still waiting for my TFAW copy to arrive here in Oz and I've been on tenterhooks waiting to see 'that scene'.

And it's... hot!
I'll certainly never think of train travel the same way again.

And given the recent comment on here, I don't find it at ALL exploitative of women, given that Buffy seems to be, err, firmly in control of the situation.

And STILL with the clothes on while the men remain nekkid.

Not that they appear to be objecting.

BTW do you think there's oil of some kind involved?!?

missb | May 23, 16:29 CET

Hey, cool. Interesting duality between the Spike/Angel sketches.

At first I couldn't think what "That Scene" was, but looking at the sketches, I remembered.

Oh yeeeaaaaahhh.

Resolute | May 23, 20:06 CET

Is it just me, or does Georges Jeanty's Buffy look Joan of Arc-y? I can't tell if it's a French thing or an I'm-so-very-Catholic thing.

Pointy | May 23, 21:03 CET

Is that 'I want you .. to be strong' (the pointing finger thumbnail) some variant cover? Really cool, in light of our latest big discussion. I'd love to have that as a postcard..

futile | May 23, 23:08 CET

I love this comic so much I want to take it out behind the Middle School and get it pregnant.

Dan Corson | May 24, 01:38 CET

Pointy, in what way do his renderings remind you of Joan of Arc?

I want the Buffy belt buckle, please. And an Angel/Spike sandwich, to go.

ohbejoyful | May 24, 03:23 CET

More a general maid-on-crusade vibe than any specific detail, ohbejoyful, and I was wondering if anyone else felt the same.

Pointy | May 24, 03:55 CET

Simon said (no pun intended)


Oh boy, how I would have wanted to see that scene on TV. A split-sec cameo with the effect of the Italian "Ciao" in the Immortal episode in Angel.

I would have laughed for years...
Now I simply laugh when I think of it.

poltergeist | May 24, 06:21 CET

Hmm. I haven't had the same reaction to that scene as most people here, I know. (Nothing bad, just not a highlight for me.) My favorite thing in this very nice link is seeing how he draws not-giant Dawn (last in second row). The image of Buffy where she looks very close to delivering a one-liner and a dusting is also very nice.

Sunfire | May 24, 06:43 CET