Description
Buffy and her crew get their fight on, as they try to take control of the new rules of magic! While new living arrangements take some getting used to, Buffy and the Scoobies head for adventure in Sunnydale, where Andrew is up to his good/bad/old tricks again. And as everyone continues to feel the responsibility of writing the new magical rules, they are tempted by what new rules can do for them, just like the Big Bads who have come knocking on Buffy's door!
Language
Original language
English
Physical description
136 p.; 10.17 inches
Publication
Dark Horse Books (2015), 136 pages
Pages
136
ISBN
1616556005 / 9781616556006
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User reviews
LibraryThing member macha
4 and a half stars. completely charming. Christos Gage does a fabulous job: nicely paced, spritely written, plenty of quippage, knows and uses every little detail of the whole backstory. collects all the core characters into one house, snapshots the current state of Buffy & Spike, gives everyone
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plenty to do that furthers the whole story in this season. plus: Harmony, Clem, ghost Anya, D'Hoffryn (all with actual roles to play), a trip to the Sunnydale Hellmouth, a lovely chapter of just Xander and Spike roommating again, and Giles as a grownup kid gets played just right. Richard Corben draws a lovely little segment in his own style detailing the backstory of the current bigbad demon here introduced. Steve Morris draws them all perfectly in Jo Chen style. my only quibble is Rebekah Isaacs' panel art: she's fine with drawing monsters, panel blocking, action, but she cannot seem to make any of the characters look even recognizable, let alone right (their noses in particular are so wrong. it's a mite distracting). but this is actually a very minor quibble in a book that brings the whole canon to life in the proper spirit: older, but indomitable, loving, kickassed, and busy reshaping the magic of the Vampyres book in a world where magic is back and coexistence becomes possible. Show Less