 |
March 2000:
|
Diamond
Comics Distributors is releasing the second in a series of highly-detailed prepainted
vinyl figures. After Angel, it's The Master's
turn. The suggested retail price is $23.99 for Angel and $24.99 for The Master For a more detailed view, Angel or The Master Next in the series: the Slayer herself, Buffy |
|
May 2000: | A second Buffy Lithograph has been released. After Julie Bell, it is her husband's turn to give his interpretation of the Slayer. Both lithographs are still available at Another Universe's site |
 |
|
|
| Buffy Limited
Lithograph I Suggested retail price: $24.95 |
Buffy Limited
Lithograph II |
|
| Cult cutie Buffy the
Vampire Slayer finally gets the attention she deserves as artist extraordinaire Julie Bell immortalizes her in an
incredible, original oil painting. Now this remarkable piece of art is a very limited Buffy lithograph. All of the rich detail and emotion in the original painting translates beautifully to this 22" x 28" lithograph. The thick, archival quality paper allows deep colors and textures that practically make it look like an original! Feel your skin tingle as Buffy matches her skill and stake against the paralyzing terror of her arch enemy, The Master! |
Beautifully painted
by renown artist, Boris Vallejo, the exquisite work of art depicts Buffy (portrayed by Sarah Michelle Gellar) being embraced by her one and only
boyfriend, Angel (portrayed by
David Boreanaz). |
|
June 2000:
|
August sees the release of the Buffy:
The Vampire Slayer Graphic Novel, written by Doug Petrie
with art by Ryan Sook. In the roughly two years since Dark Horse began creating a line of comic books based on the cult television hit Buffy the Vampire Slayer, a lot of great stories have been added to the mythos of the irrepressible teenage slayer and the loyal friends who help her keep a foot up on the forces of evil. With the help of one of the show's main writers, Dark Horse is pushing the envelope even further this August with the release of an original graphic novel that sends Giles to the brink of insanity and pits Buffy against the love of her life in one of the most vicious battles imaginable. Plus there's a big samurai demon thing. |
|
Sept. 2000:
|
In October, F.A.C.T.S. (Fantasy
- Anime - Comics - Toys - Space) is celebrating its 10th annivesary. F.A.C.T.S is Belgium's largest convention dedicated to comics and anime. With more than 1600 mē of dealers from all over Europe, it's certainly worth a visit. The convention takes place at Gent on October 15. This year's special guest is Carlos S. Esquerra, creator of Judge Dredd. For more information, click here. |
|
Sept. 2000:
|
MAC Announces Buffy, Series 2 The second series of Buffy the Vampire Slayer action figures from Moore Action Collectables will be out in two waves this winter. The second wave corresponds to the second season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and this is reflected in the characters and stylistic changes in the five figures that have been announced. Buffy, Giles and Oz will all be shipping in December, but you’ll have hold on until February before getting your hands on Cordelia and Xander. If those five aren’t enough for you, MAC has hooked you up with a truckload of exclusives. Entertainment Earth is already offering a special variant of Oz. Down the road you can expect to see a Werewolf Oz figure with new head and hands through Diamond, a Cheerleader Cordelia with the Sunnydale High uniform, pom-poms and a megaphone, as well as a "Fiesta" Giles with a poncho and a sombrero through MAC. Best of all, everybody’s favorite punk rock vampire, Spike, will get a figure in this set as well. Spike will be released only as an exclusive through Fandom.com. There will also be a variant Buffy with different shirt color and hairstyle being released through ToyFare magazine. For a preview, click here. |
