Spike and Buffy are finally reunited (_sigh_) and lucky him, he's discovered the source of all her problems, and it's not Angel. Now Buffy must revisit the place where love was indiscriminate, the Scoobies were formed, and hell's mouth was closed for good. **Joss Whedon, Scott Allie** and **Georges Jeanty** launch readers into the **finale** of _Buffy_ Season 8, promising more adventure, twists, and turns. Bonds are tested, lives altered, and_oh!_the fate of humanity hangs in the balance. **Joss Whedon** writes the series finale!
For the first time, since "Twilight" began, I feel that Buffy the Vampire Slayer is building up to something tremendous, and this time I don't believe Dark Horse and Joss Whedon will pull a Monarch. To be fair, Whedon may have always intended Twilight to be Angel, but that decision is pretty damn close to the Monarch debacle, and I don't think it was necessary. He could have beefed up Angel without the annoying, superfluous pretense of villainy. The new universe didn't need to be bonked into existence. It could have come into being through another means. I've been really searching for a point where "Twilight" was necessary and I haven't yet found it. That's why Buffy the Vampire Slayer is only still earning my trust. Read Full Review
I recently re-read the first two collections of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eight" and they were so much stronger than the last couple of stories that it actually made me a little sad. I'm not sure why the comic has lost its way so badly just in time for the conclusion, and it's a genuine shame. This used to be a great comic, now it's struggling just to even be good. Read Full Review
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