How Buffy Season 8 got turned into motion comics.
It's an interview with Jeff Shuter who adapted and produced all 19 episodes of the series.
And there's still no official response to this story.
July 23 2010
This thread has been closed for new comments.
You need to log in to be able to post comments.
About membership.
""My goal is to try and find a happy medium that pleases all kinds of 'Buffy' fans," Shuter said. "And to do justice to the world while keeping the integrity of the books."
Numfar PTB | July 23, 01:43 CET
So basically, you might as well just read the thing yourself?
| July 23, 03:07 CET
Madhatter | July 23, 04:11 CET
"We are adapting from what's been adapted from what's been adapted," he said.
This reads as disingenous to me. There's a difference between the story being continued in different mediums (film to television to comics) and taking material from one medium and altering it. The motion comics are not creating new material (new story, new artwork, new lines) the way the Buffyverse has been adapted in the past, but is lifting the material from the comics and repackaging it with special effects, voice acting and sound effects. The transition from movie to TV show to comic is not the same as Season 8 being made into a motion comic.
This is no doubt true.
Emmie | July 23, 07:45 CET
This will be one Buffy project that I'm choosing not to have in my collection.
didifallasleep | July 23, 09:45 CET
kumarhk | July 23, 11:42 CET