It is a shame that Angel was cancelled by the WB.  I had read that if it was going to go another season that they had plans to have Seth Green guest star in a few episodes.  His character was going to teach the werewolf that Angel got involved with how to control her powers.

Yes, thanks to the reruns I have seen a lot of Buffy. I wouldn't have otherwise, as our local cable didn't offer WB till the year it left (and still doesn't offer UPN). I do have Season 1 on DVD though (haven't watched it yet).

Yeah, it was a shame that Angel was canceled, though apparently a lot of people didn't like the direction it had taken for the final season or two (when I was really enjoying it, ha). People missed Cordelia, etc, etc... I was never a fan of Cordy on Buffy, nor in the few eps of Angel I've seen her on. Frankly, she's just a B***H, and not even very attractive in my opinion, ha. That would have been cool if they had brought Seth on (and more of my favorite wolf-girl). Frankly, the final episode seemed way too open-ended to be worth my time, but I hear they did it that way because they might continue Angel on the big screen.We'll see about that. It'd be cool, but usually stuff like that never happens. Where are those other X-Files movies they were supposed to make? Ha.

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Man, I missed out on that series! Must have been right around the point that I decided comics were costing me too much. Every once in a while I have to go on a comics fast, especially lately since I'm still trying to find a job. The last time I was collecting, it was all Star Wars and Buffy, but I had to quit. Before that it was Star Wars and Disney, and before that, just Disney.

I'll keep my eyes open for it, but where I live I'm cut off from the rest of the country, and till I get a job, can't really afford to go anywhere. It's a bit of a catch 22, as I can't seem to find a decent job locally, making me stuck here. There's no need for artists around here, and though I'm a writer too, I don't really have any credentials (in either area). Hopefully, the budding film industry here will help me out. I've always wanted to hit a comic con. It'd be interesting to actually see females interested in the same kind of junk so many of us guys are into. Of course, there are so few that they are never single...unless they're... disturbing looking, ha. Heck, even those ones aren't single.

Do fan issues actually help one break into the biz though? Not giving attitude here, I genuinely am curious. I always thought that was more of a way for comic makers not to have to pay writers and artists for one month. Actually, though we have a pretty good comic shop, it doesn't usually carry comics that are THAT independent. I don't believe I've ever seen any of those titles at "Myth Adventures" (our local shop).

I have an Oz miniseries by Dark Horse. Weldon has done several series for DH including a future vampire slayer (good series but I forgot the name and I haven't the heart to try to unearth it right now.

WolfVanZandt wrote:

I have an Oz miniseries by Dark Horse. Weldon has done several series for DH including a future vampire slayer (good series but I forgot the name and I haven't the heart to try to unearth it right now.

WolfVanZandt, I have the trade paperback and it's called "Fray".

Also Joss Whedon is doing "Astonishing X-MEN" for Marevl" which the first story arc is now in TP titled "Gifted".

Hey, we are werewolves of the night so it's time to howl and....

(falls asleep in front of the computer with my head on the keyboard)

Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz..

BlueEyesWolf wrote:

Hey, doing the Bubba fan-powered issue gave us Bubba fans a chance to show other comic book people what we can do. It was nerve-wrecking but I had fun doing it and am very glad to see my story in print.

And it gave RedStreak, Matthew Smith, and Robert Gullory & Russell Malbreaux a chance to work on other comics.

Oh, don't get me wrong, I think it would be awesome to be selected and to see your work in print, and definitely an honor. I just wonder if it ever helps kick off a career (besides by way of practice).

slave2moonlight wrote:

Oh, don't get me wrong, I think it would be awesome to be selected and to see your work in print, and definitely an honor. I just wonder if it ever helps kick off a career (besides by way of practice).

Well, look at it this way: It can't possibly hurt.
Do as much as you can, and your chances of getting noticed increase exponentially.

Aye. That's the one. Oz gets in touch with his "beast inside".

WolfVanZandt wrote:

Aye. That's the one. Oz gets in touch with his "beast inside".

Sounds like the idea one episode of Teen Titans had when Beast Boy went nuts after some chemicals hit him.

I wish I could see more episodes with Oz's were-side.  Again I've only seen one myself.