I've been able to fulfill a childhood dream of owning the full series on VHS thanks to a very impulsive charity shop purchase. You can imagine my surprise when I realised almost all are still sealed!

I was planning on getting hold of a VCR to watch these and relive my childhood but I don't want to open them!

Not bad for £20 😁

Hypothetical: one of these encounters a group or Yuatja on a hunt. He takes over the body of one and has full access to his arsenal of weapons. Then the hunt really begins...

EDIT: Grammatical error in post title. One too many Scotches tonight

I really dislike that the moral of this episode is less “misogyny and sexual harassment & abuse are wrong!” and more “don’t do steroids!”

From Buffy getting locked in the swimmer’s car, the coach blaming it on her slutty outfit, and the scoobies not listening when she explains what happened / reacting like she’s blabbering on, to the coach throwing her into the pit with the sea monsters because they “have needs”. Buffy then jokes that doing the whole swim team is gonna do wonders for her reputation. The continued theme of misogyny is dismissed as a side effect of the steroids and “boys being boys” rather than anything serious or systemic.

As someone who’s been rewatching this show since it was first released, I totally get that it’s a product of its time, but I would’ve loved to have seen some kind of “ah, sexual harassment = bad” moment.

I know there would be a better method, but I have tried it in the past, and it kept breaking. So I had the genius idea to make it battle damaged since I wanted a version like this, and this predator is not that important to me.

I order the YA Graphic Novels at the library I work at. What Dark Horse comics should I absolutely have there?

In other words, Angel left so Buffy could have a normal life, a normal relationship. And in this scene, Buffy tells Angel how happy she is with Riley; I know she was furious about the whole Faith thing. But does this scene prove that Angel did the right thing by leaving?

I have been trying to get into comics of different characters and I seen hellboy from his character in the injustice 2 game and I figured that I’d ask this sub if there are any recommendations for someone new to possibly get into reading hellboy any and all recommendations welcomed

This was a not for profit fan passion project. A little about me. I’m the creator of A Dream of Neon Fire which currently has 8 entries in the series. I’ve been an active comic artist since 2020. You can check out my work on Instagram at robharmsbelmont. This is the first time I’ve done a comic 100% traditionally from start to finish. I hope you all enjoy it.

Plus she loves the show so much she owns the boxsets and frequently rewatches! One. Of. Us!

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I’ve just learned that in the Middle Ages there were several illustrations about killer bunnies. Anya would approve.

I never understood Bangel fans calling Riley boring because imo Angel isn't that much more interesting during his time on Buffy.

Yes Angel has a much richer background with Angelus, Darla, Drusilla and the curse. But a lot of what makes him interesting gets explored on his own show. On Buffy he's mostly the mysterious guy who gives Buffy information, makes out with her or is someone she has to worry about.

Angelus is obviously great, but that's also when Angel isn't Angel.

I think him trying to help Faith in "Consequences" is one of the first times Angel himself becomes interesting. He understands what it's like to do horrible things and have to live with them, which basically becomes the premise of his spinoff.

I'm not saying Riley is some amazing character either. I just always thought him being the All-American guy was kind of the point. He was supposed to be the anti-Angel. Normal, dependable and someone Buffy could have a relationship with without all the supernatural drama. I just don't think Marc Blucas played that type of character particularly well.

I don't hate Riley and I'm not saying Buffy should've ended up with him. I'm Team Cookie Dough Buffy.

I just think Angel benefited massively from getting his own show and developing an identity outside of being Buffy's boyfriend. Riley never got that opportunity.

The movie always seemed tailor made for NYC to me. Taking the Predator from the jungle and putting him in the "urban jungle" makes perfect sense, but LA always felt like a random choice.

With the rooftops, alleys, subway, crowded streets and overall grimy atmosphere, New York feels like it would've been the perfect setting.

Was NYC ever considered or was there a specific reason they chose Los Angeles?

As a long time Buffy fan I've been replaying BTVS: Chaos Bleeds for the first time in over 20 years. I've documented my thoughts here for those that want to watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAORMVEPA9E

What do you guys think? I know the gameplay isn't great but getting to explore the Sunnydale locations and play as some of my favourite characters was enough for me to thoroughly enjoy the game. In addition the story neatly adds to the shows canon.

This is the moment from Hellboy: The Midnight Circus one-shot If you’re wondering

Not sure I'm the only one but I noticed after emailing and complaining about the wrong details I saw Joyce's tombstone was fixed. lol