Special report: Countdown to the new Angel series. Resident evil: A revealing James Marsters interview on the return of Spike. Evil eyes: Mark Metcalf unmasks the Master. Slumber party: Sneak a peek at Buffy's bedroom.

Sound check: The bands that keep the Bronze jammin'. Bringing up Buffy: Kristine Sutherland on raising a Slayer. Heart attack: A Buffy guide to love and lust on the Hellmouth. The real Sunnydale: Take a trip to Slayerville. They're back: The return of Spike and Drusilla. The great Chase: Exclusive interview with Charisma Carpenter. Faith: Is Sunnydale big enough for two Slayer? Anthony Stewart Head, Grim Ripper: The real story behind Giles' new ‘tude. Welcome to Sunnydale: Go behind the scenes of the Buffy set. The Slayer chronicles: An episode guide so complete, it's scary. Angel returns! Exclusive interview with David Boreanaz: Buffy's boyfriend from Hell. Seth Green: Buffy's teen wolf is one of Hollywood's most wanted.

Publications MVP Media Group Cover AĪ special preview of summers night: Season Three secrets revealed.

Buffy reached its final issue in July 2007 with a total of 31 issues, compared to 94 for the UK edition. In August 2005, the Buffy and Angel magazines were merged, alternating bi-monthly publications as Buffy the Vampire Slayer featuring Angel and Angel featuring Buffy the Vampire Slayer. In addition, Titan published the Angel Magazine, based on the Angel series. The group relaunched the periodic in the United States in March 2002, generally duplicating the UK content. The franchise was then taken over by Titan Magazines, which had been originally producing Buffy the Vampire Slayer Magazine under license since October 1999. A Fan Club Magazine was also issued for club members, with exclusive variant covers. Beginning in September 1998, there were a total of 12 issues until Summer 2001, when MVP went bankrupt. The first fan magazine, Buffy the Vampire Slayer Official Magazine, was a quarterly periodic in the United States published by MVP Media Group over three years.

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