Buffy enters the tired and true realm of dystopian future-type stories, as the former slayer finds her way within a still-dangerous world that seemingly no longer has any need or want for her. This is a book that surely will speak to long-time Buffy fans as it treads the line very close to the television series world while also doing its own things to expand the familiar but different world. Read Full Review

If you're a fan of the franchise, you owe it to yourself to read Buffy the Last Vampire Slayer. It's a brilliant take on the character, and I'll be on the ride for the rest of the mini-series. Read Full Review

Furthermore, as she works to avoid fighting during this weird "peace time," she can't seem to find her purpose in this world. And by the end of Buffy: The Last Vampire Slayer #1, Buffy is presented with an opportunity similar to one from her past " one that left her scarred.ONly this time, she'll be dealing with someone she's never met but has a close tie to. Read Full Review

An exciting reimagining packed with plenty of the classic Buffy charm, The Last Vampire Slayer is a new series that comes highly recommended. Read Full Review

Given the short shelf life of the average slayer, Buffy the Last Vampire Slayer #1 tees up an exciting, intriguing and unique story which long-time fans will find a solid pager turner. Read Full Review

Although it's set in an alternate universe and features middling art, Buffy the Last Vampire Slayer is a story that has some of themes and stylistic dialogue of the original TV show while featuring a complex lead character that is perfect for the literal Hellmouth we currently live in. Read Full Review

stuffed premiere to a miniseries that will definitely have more story than pages to do it real justice. Read Full Review

I know that multi-verse is all in vogue at the moment, but truth be told, I could go a month or two without “alternative timelines / universe”. Whatever happened to great stories in the current universes? This book may appeal to Buffy fans; for me though it is been there, done that, which is a poor showing for a show and character that affected pop culture so much in her heyday. Read Full Review

It's hard not to feel like Buffy the Last Vampire Slayer is ripe with wasted potential and only suited for those who can't get enough of Boom's take on the Buffy mythology. Read Full Review

Definitely a fun interesting take which is more than you can say for some of the other BOOM iterations.

Don't understand the hate for this one. It's not amazing or anything, it's not classic Buffy (is that even possible in comic book form), but it's pretty good. I had a good time. I prefer it over the ongoing at this point.