This week, the ladies talk about Joss Whedon and how much they love him. We also talk Robert Downey Jr., our issues with the Buffy and Angel comics, and answer the most important question: Who’s the cutest Avenger?
Full Story »I Never Should Have Doubted Joss Whedon
Joss Whedon, I’m sorry I let Dollhouse crack my confidence in your ability to do The Avengers. But, in my defense, Dollhouse was a terrible show.
Full Story »Fringe: Letters of Transit
Thank you Fringe, for reminding me that I’m not against dramatic shifts in plot and tone per se, but only when they’re done poorly.
Full Story »Review: Dr Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog: The Book
To celebrate the upcoming three year anniversary there is a whole new chapter in the extraordinary tale of Dr Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog. In fact, several new chapters – all bound together in a must-have companion book published by Titan books.
Full Story »You Still Can’t Take the Sky from Me
Do Browncoats Have Hope? While some shows fade into obscurity when canceled prematurely, there is at least one show that simply will not die. Fans of Joss Whedon’s Firefly – Browncoats, we call ourselves – refuse to give up on our beloved Serenity and her crew of shiny misfits. With such dogged determination, could there be a possibility of fans launching a return flight?
Full Story »The Shepherd’s Tale: Finally, The Book on Book!
By Jenn Kim – The third installation of the Dark Horse Serenity series is penned by Zack Whedon, aka the Best Rapper to Ever Perform in Commentary: the Musical, aka My Future Husband, but perhaps better known for being the Youngest of the Whedon Brothers, co-writer of Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog, and writer of Fringe. Future Husband, along with Future Brother-in-Law Joss, provide Browncoats with the opportunity to receive the answer to the too-long burning question of: What up with Shepherd Book?
Full Story »Why Would You Do This, Hollywood?
By Sonia Aurora – I’d heard whisperings of a Buffy reboot, in film form, which we all know was already done in film form. Badly. Seriously, Hollywood, are you so idea-starved that you can’t scavenge through Twitter or Facebook for other plotlines? Why, why, why are you trying to kill something not only I but so many others love so deeply, while also spitting in the face of its creator and mastery?
Full Story »Live from San Diego Comic-Con: Friday
by Juliana Weiss-Roessler After getting up at 5 am yesterday, I decided to let myself sleep in this morning — that was a mistake. By the time I got to the Ballroom 20 line, it was already winding its way around the building. I resigned myself to the fact that I would miss the first [...]
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