September 21 2007
The 'Angel: After The Fall' interactive subscription experience.
Time and Space Toys are offering "a special subscription of all 12 issues of the series, each with an exclusive cover with original art not available anywhere else". The first issue's cover art can be viewed here and the remaining issues will have cover art created by fans.
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angeliclestat | September 22, 00:36 CET
Brian Lynch | September 22, 01:12 CET
LOL, so is Illyria's. She looks so demony - there's kind of an Anyanka vengeance thing going on.
ladygrey | September 22, 01:46 CET
Brian Lynch | September 22, 02:22 CET
BUT, I certainly wouldn't want to see him simply resurrected or his death somehow cheapened by an easy return. Hell I'm torn if I would even want to see him return at all. If, IF he shows up in the future I can only pray with every fiber of my being that it's done well, and that it's earned. Seriously, deeply earned.
Just sayin's all...
Haunt | September 22, 02:26 CET
As for the topic at hand; It's a REALLY cool idea and, if I weren't already getting a double of each issue, I'd go for it. I've never been the 'get the variant covers too' guy, but I just can't choose between Urru's and Harris' covers. They're so sweet they're Matthew sweet*.
*Sorry, that's a lame little inside joke between my brother and I. We're big Matthew Sweet fans. ;)
[ edited by Daburcor on 2007-09-21 23:39 ]
[ edited by zeitgeist on 2007-09-22 13:15 ]
Daburcor | September 22, 02:38 CET
UnpluggedCrazy | September 22, 03:01 CET
If its normal cover price, I'm totally in.
alexreager | September 22, 03:05 CET
I dig it. I will seek it out.
Brian Lynch | September 22, 03:09 CET
I haven't had the bestest of luck with TST/BCC in the past, but the world 'exclusive' always makes me want to dig a little deeper, and this sounds like great fun.
Kudos to all involved for giving fans a chance to get their art/ideas out there. For those of us who always complain how much better the covers would be it would be if WE directed them, here's a chance to put our money where our mouth is!
missb | September 22, 04:04 CET
Just sayin'.
embers | September 22, 05:32 CET
Maeve | September 22, 07:29 CET
Personally, I think Spike and Illyria look kind of puppetty on this cover...
[ edited by ohbejoyful on 2007-09-22 04:32 ]
ohbejoyful | September 22, 07:31 CET
WhedonTrivia | September 22, 21:09 CET
This is not coming out the same day as a BtVS, is it? I'm going to have to go twice that month, right?
I can see good and bad marketing in that. On the good side, it spreads the two doses of Buffyverse comics out during the month. For those that go to the comic store regularly, it gives them something to buy two different weeks and for those of us who don't go regularly, it is hoped it will get us there more often. On the bad side, if it were there the same time as BtVS, people who only come to the store for BtVS and not sure if they wanted to get the Angel comic, might just pick it up. I guess we'll see how it goes.
newcj | September 22, 21:15 CET
embers | September 22, 22:11 CET
Great ending to a show that was yanked before its time.
I think I'm going to have to look into this "After The Fall" thing...
I have a question for y'all:
Save for the occasional holiday marathons of BtVS, which always made me wonder why I wasn't watching that show, I never watched that show.
I'm going to add it to my Netflix queue.
I have seen the original movie. Which was kinda OK to my mind.
I've heard that the show hit its stride with Season 3.
Should I start at the very beginning with Season One, Episode One...or could I start with Season 3 and be just fine with it, going back to Seasons One and Two at my leisure?
Any thoughts...opinions...suggestions?
AmazonGirl | September 23, 19:38 CET
And who would ever recommend skipping season 2? Season 2 rocks! I think it is way better than three, and infinitely better than 5!
embers | September 23, 19:56 CET
I'll give you my take first since mine is likely to be one of the more "unconventional"...
First of all, you should ABSOLUTELY start with Season One, Episode One ("Welcome to the Hellmouth"). The series works best if taken as one long, complete narrative from begining to end rather than as individual eps and seasons. Does that mean that some episodes, storyarcs or even entire seasons aren't obvious standouts? No. I think most fans have their favorites, and if you were commited to watching only a small bit of the series I think you'd find no shortage of opinions on where to start and stop.
Personally, despite the fact that there were some positively staggeringly good episodes peppered throughout the final two seasons ("Once More, With Feeling", "After Life" and "Tabula Rasa" from S6 and "Beneath You", "Conversations with Dead People" and "Lies My Parents Told Me" from S7 are shining examples), I believe the overarching story of [i]Buffy the Vampire Slayer[/i] would have been better served by end with the Season Five finale "The Gift". No spoilers as to WHY I think that, but suffice to say I didn't entirely enjoy where the series went after that, and I felt that S5 was a much more fitting denouement.
I am, however, in a pretty pathetic minority on that. Ultimately you should watch the entire series, warts and all. In the final analysis you'll definitely be rewaree.
Haunt | September 23, 20:01 CET
newcj | September 24, 15:00 CET