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Buffy Season 8 has one of the Epic Heroes Who Committed Mass Murder

Webmaster — 2012-10-14T19:43:53Z

7. Angel
In the Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season Eight comic book series, the consciousness of a new universe called Twilight imbues Angel with Superman-like powers. Twilight convinces Angel that in order to fulfill his destiny and save the world, he must kill as many potential Slayers as possible in a gambit to, essentially, antagonize Buffy into having time-travelling astro-sex with him. Their passion results in the creation of the paradise-like Twilight dimension, and heralds the (...) - Reviews

Buffy & Angel : How Many Spinoffs Is Too Many ? Geekvolution Video Review

Webmaster — 2012-04-23T09:37:43Z

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Buffy in Judging A Book By Its Cover

Webmaster — 2011-09-27T13:00:57Z

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"Buffy : Season 8" Comic Book - Popmatters.com Review

Webmaster — 2011-04-15T07:24:47Z

When it was announced years ago that Buffy's adventures would continue in comic format, fan boys and girls were set a-frenzy. The last time we saw Buffy Summers, in the show's finale, she had defeated The First, a primordial evil, while simultaneously sharing her power with potential Slayers worldwide. Joss Whedon's original goal of spreading the message of female empowerment through Buffy was then literally (in canon) and metaphorically dispersed to the masses. The show (...) - Reviews

"Buffy Season 8" Motion Comic DVD - Highdefdigest.com Review

Webmaster — 2011-03-30T19:39:35Z

The Movie Itself: Our Reviewer's Take
Some things shouldn't be brought back from the dead. This is a lesson we learned countless times on the 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' TV series. Perfectly nice, normal people would die and be resurrected as soulless monsters. Even well-meaning attempts to correct an unjust death would often result in terrible consequences. An entire season of the show was spent watching Buffy, who'd been killed in the previous year's finale, bemoaning the fact that her (...) - Reviews

Buffy & Serenity in Top 10 Genre Graphic Novel Properties

Webmaster — 2011-03-30T19:22:50Z

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"Buffy : Season 8" Comic Book - Issue 40 - Sequentialtart.com Review

Webmaster — 2011-03-14T20:21:57Z

Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eight left me feeling torn.
Overall, I enjoyed the series, especially the return of Buffy characters, Buffy angst and Buffy wit. (Buffy to a sentimental Riley at a field hospital: "Did they give you the most morphine?" Xander to a sentimental Buffy: "Yooou... have feeings. At me.") Joss Whedon and his crew of former Buffy-writers (including Jane Espenson) and new-to-Buffy writers (including Brad Metzler), artist Georges Jeanty and cover artist Jo Chen brought (...) - Reviews

10 Good Things About Buffy Season 8

Webmaster — 2011-02-05T12:57:15Z

When approaching a list with the title: “The top ten good things about BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER – SEASON 8 comics,” a person has to stop and really consider the subject matter. A normal season of a television show is just that: one season, or a year, or 23 or so episodes.
Well, BUFFY – SEASON EIGHT started in 2007 and just finished in 2011. That's a long storyline to keep track of with lots of BUFFY alum scribes, and other comic writers coming and going to (...) - Reviews

"Buffy : Season 8" Motion Comic - Assignmentx.com Review

Webmaster — 2011-01-26T20:26:01Z

Blu-ray Review: BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER – SEASON 8 MOTION COMIC
It's great to have Joss Whedon's beloved creation back in a moving medium, but with different voices of all our favorite characters, it's just not the same
Grade: C+
Ever since BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER went off the air, there's been a hole in fans hearts hoping for a resurrection (and the movie reboot without creator Joss Whedon is not it).
However, the BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER comic book that has (...) - Reviews

"Buffy : Season 8" Comic Book - Npr.org Review

Webmaster — 2011-01-24T19:17:43Z

In issue #40 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, released this week, Buffy Summers embraces her destiny and saves the world.
Still, again, some more.
It's being called a season finale of sorts, as it sets out to end a story arc begun in issue #1, all the way back in 2007.
Understand: Sheaves and sheaves of Buffy spin-off titles have been produced over the years, both during the television show's seven-season run, and after it ended in 2003.
But this series was different. This one was written by (...) - Reviews