Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Magazine.

[MoondialSlater]

The show's final episode aired in May 2003 in the US and on June 2003 in the UK (December 2003 if you don't have Sky)

So how in the Hell in April 2005 is this magazine still selling? How many people from the cast do they have left to interview?

[Ceeb]

They have endless comic books and novel spin-offs to analyse.

I also found it quite hilarious that a few months after they launched the Angel magazine, the show got cancelled.

[Robbing the Dead]

Is that Watcher spin-off still going? What about that other spin-ff with Faith in it, or am I making this up?

[klee]

MoondialSlater said:

The show's final episode aired in May 2003 in the US and on June 2003 in the UK (December 2003 if you don't have Sky)

So how in the Hell in April 2005 is this magazine still selling? How many people from the cast do they have left to interview?

Dr Who was off the air for over fifteen years, yet still Dr Who magazine continued to publish, despite disappearing up its own continuity-obsessed art in the process.

The lesson in this is that sci fi fans do not die, they merely gaze at their navels a bit more.

[Ezzie]

I like the Buffy magazine....

[spinme]

boydsbummerbuddy said:

Is that Watcher spin-off still going? What about that other spin-ff with Faith in it, or am I making this up?

The good news is that they're bring the Whedonverse back.

The bad news is that it will more than likely be with a TV 'movie'. And it will probably be based around Spike.

Tim Minear is going to direct it: 'Also, I had lunch with Joss and he asked me if I wanted to write and direct some blonde vampire movie thing. Should I do it?'.

, Michael. xxx

[fused]

I won a comic book from the Buffy magazine once, for a letter I did asking who the Buffy cast would be if they were on Stars In Their Eyes. I missed the actual issue my letter was printed in though, so I had to backorder it.