Posts tagged with "whedon"
Dollhouse: Why did the World Go to Hell?
June 8, 2011
<div><em>[Transmission: XXeiojl390093 Terminal: 33dcak28xbb]</em></div> <div><em>We've managed to recover a journal entry from Ivy. We've been tracking her movements. We need to find her.</em></div> <br /><br /> <div><em><br /></em></div> The world has gone to hell. Simple as that. Rossum Corporation’s robocalls have gone viral through phone lines so that anyone who answered is essentially a DOLL. But worse. More than just being mindless, empty shells, civilians have simply gone off the deep end, running around like bloodthirsty killing machines thriving... Read More...
Introducing Whedon Wednesdays!
June 2, 2011
Stemming from our exclusive interview with Dollhouse writer Andrew Chambliss at ComicBookResources.com we are continuing our artwork reveal with 3 more exclusive pages, right here on the Dark Horse blog! Read More...
Dark Horse in the Headlines 4/12/11
April 12, 2011
Each week our tireless publicity department dives headlong into the inky depths of the internet in search of tender morsels of Dark Horse news and information. It's a heaping serving of Dark Horse in the Headlines! Read More...
River vs Buffy: The Results are In!
April 6, 2011
Last month asked you to vote on who you thought would win in a battle of the Joss Whedon super-gals, River Tam or Buffy Summers. Well, after a weeks of neck and neck voting, we have your champion. By the narrowest of margins, Buffy Summers reigns supreme! Better luck next time, River fans. You fought the good fight, but River's superior intellect was still no match for the Slayer Supreme. Read More...
Dark Horse's WonderCon Panel Recap!
April 5, 2011
WonderCon attendees were given a special preview today of the hottest television shows in comics. Sure, that statement may not make a lot of sense, unless you've been keeping up with Dark Horse's continuation of the beloved Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Four years ago, Dark Horse announced not only the reboot of the line of Buffy comics, but also that the series would actually pick up where the show left off, with a canon story line, a healthy mix of the hottest names in comics, and former writers from the tragically canceled television show, all with the direct guidance of Joss Whedon himself. The series ran for forty issues and garnered widespread praise in comics, genre-fiction, and paranormal-romance circles. Read More...
Dark Horse VS: River Tam vs Buffy Summers!
March 16, 2011
Admit it. You've always wanted to know. Read More...
March Variant Covers
March 1, 2011
Here's a list of variant covers for March! Buy them now! Or else! Read More...