August 6, 2007 (IGN / David McCutcheon) -- On October 30, 2007, Fox Home Entertainment will release the Angel Collector's Set on DVD. The Joss Whedon Buffy the Vampire Slayer spin-off will be complete in this Collector's Set, spanning 30 discs -- whoa.

All 110 episodes are packed into this collection, as well as a personally signed letter to the fans from Whedon himself. It will contain a series companion booklet, and will be available for the affordable (at least considering the amount of discs) MSRP (Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price) of $139.98.

• ‹ HBO gets new blood
• 257 of 505
• Blood Hunter rises ›

Posted by Vladimir Mon, 08/13/2007 - 17:24

Angel DVD box set

Submitted by Vladimir on Mon, 08/13/2007 - 17:29.

More info about this DVD box set can be found here.

• reply

Post new comment

Subject:

Comment: *

• Web page addresses and e-mail addresses turn into links automatically.
• Textual smileys will be replaced with graphical ones.
• Lines and paragraphs break automatically.

 

Forever

I am her Lancelot and she is my Gwenevere.
A queen skilled in things both earthy and divine.
Of all men I alone see her fully.
I alone can possess her whole.

I am a pillar in her castle.
Cool and quiet, I am invisible
to the horde which seethes around us.
So still and strong that though I hide nothing
they cannot see me at all.

Through all days I stand sentinel over her.
I watch her ally, decieve, enlighten, defend.
The knights at court are pawns before her will
and through them she can achieve great ends.

read more...

Vampire Fraud

Serial killer John George Haigh knew the power of the monstrous image to incite horror into people's minds, and even today he is cited as a murderer who drank a cup of blood from his victims before getting rid of their bodies. He's found on nearly every list of "modern vampires," which attests to his own insight in just how far his legend would carry. However, there's no evidence that he had such a fetish and plenty of reason to believe that he was malingering a mental illness that would get him sent to a mental institution.

read more...

Why vampires have fangs

You're cover-shopping at the bookstore. If you're lucky there's a horror section: otherwise, you may be in sci-fi, fantasy, romance, or that wondrous catchall, "novels." You want to find vampire books, of course. Other than the word "vampire" in the title, what will tip you off? You look at the cover paintings.

read more...

Chapter 14

It was the third day after their meeting. Hour by hour their intimacy had increased. Ethel was sitting in a large wicker-chair. She restlessly fingered her parasol, mechanically describing magic circles in the sand. Ernest lay at her feet. With his knees clasped between his hands, he gazed into her eyes.

read more...

A true legend

I am Legend. Duel. The Twilight Zone. Star Trek. Dracula. X-Files. One genius helped create or inspire all of them. Do you know his name?

read more...