Straight from the horse's mouth, via Buffyfest Blog's interview with Brian Lynch at NYComic Con.
A spoiler for the Spike series that BL wrote recently. This is the opening scene of the Spike series. Apparently, the day after everything went back to normal in L.A., lots of screenwriters clamored to the studios pitching movie ideas about everyone being sucked into hell. In the Spike series, Spike goes to see one of the movies that got made. It's called "Last Angel in Hell" and it's a Jerry Bruckheimer-esque flick with Nick Cage as Angel and since they couldn't make Gunn the bad guy (something about you can't make the black guy the bad guy anymore), so they made him the wacky sidekick played by Hurly from Lost? The studio execs decided Angel needed a love interest in the movie so they made Spike a woman so that s/he could be the love interest... and Betta George is a dog in the movie. The real Angel and Spike go to see the movie the day it comes out, not realizing that the other would be there, so it's very awkward for them to be seeing Nick Cage!Angel and blonde girl!Spike kissing on screen. Spike gets a little pissy that "This is what people will remember me as!" because Hollywood decided to Hollywoodize the story to make money off of it.
If you want to read the rest of my transcript of the interview, please visit the ATF thread in the Comic Section at CDS.
A spoiler for the Spike series that BL wrote recently. This is the opening scene of the Spike series. Apparently, the day after everything went back to normal in L.A., lots of screenwriters clamored to the studios pitching movie ideas about everyone being sucked into hell. In the Spike series, Spike goes to see one of the movies that got made. It's called "Last Angel in Hell" and it's a Jerry Bruckheimer-esque flick with Nick Cage as Angel and since they couldn't make Gunn the bad guy (something about you can't make the black guy the bad guy anymore), so they made him the wacky sidekick played by Hurly from Lost? The studio execs decided Angel needed a love interest in the movie so they made Spike a woman so that s/he could be the love interest... and Betta George is a dog in the movie. The real Angel and Spike go to see the movie the day it comes out, not realizing that the other would be there, so it's very awkward for them to be seeing Nick Cage!Angel and blonde girl!Spike kissing on screen. Spike gets a little pissy that "This is what people will remember me as!" because Hollywood decided to Hollywoodize the story to make money off of it.
If you want to read the rest of my transcript of the interview, please visit the ATF thread in the Comic Section at CDS.
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I think this could be quite funny.
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:is completely confuzzled:
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Actually, one of the Buffyfest people said to him, "Joss did say that Angel always needs a blonde in his life." Brian agreed that that's Spike. :D Angel's going to be appearing a lot in the Spike series, so we'll see where it goes.
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First he wrote her as a bimbo in a thong, then as probably evil. Then, like you said, as serially sexually assaulting Spike in prison.
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Wait, this was supposed to be on Buffyfest's Blog interview? 'Cause I really don't remember listening to that part.
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This feels a bit like...TGiQ silliness for some reason, which makes me more anxious/excited to read it :D
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It sounds like Spike = BSG's Starbuck
Personally, I find this pretty freaking funny.
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Good luck to B.Lynch playing with his shiny toy. If it makes some fans happy, good for them.:)
Edited : I didn't mean to be offensive towards those who enjoy the comics, but if people don't take it seriously it is less upsetting for me in a way( not sure it makes sense )
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I don't ship Spike, period, but I was enjoying him as a character again when Lynch wrote him. (Long story, although I did like Spike's appearances on Angel in general.) I had not read Spike: After the Fall--Spider does what to him? Hot poker? Forced sex? What? And this is supposed to be appealing? Yai, yai, yai. :-(
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