After a coven rally meant to heal the atmosphere ends in tragedy, Thessally seeks out Buffy guided only by instructions from an old friend. Despite their shared past, Buffy refuses to train her. Instead, she delivers Thess to The Watcher's Council, certain they'll be more suitable guardians. But the Council isn't what they seem, putting Buffy and Thessally in peril, until the intervention of three hooded figures...
Buffy The Last Vampire Slayer bucks the trends of most nostalgic stories by taking what is known and building off it to reinvent the franchise and present a vision of what could have been or still could be. In just two issues this team has created a world that would be very interesting to see explored well beyond the four-issue confines of this mini-series, as there are so many avenues and characters and aspects yet to be seen. Read Full Review
This is the story I never knew I wanted. This is a great example of why professional fanfiction is fantastic. Buffy the Last Vampire Slayer shows what happens when invested creatives get a chance to revisit and reinvent properties they admire in some capacity and get to expand the world in new ways. This is not the Buffy we know, but it is a Buffy that is still familiar and one we want to get to know, and I'm already counting the days till issue #3. Read Full Review
It's got plenty of hooks to sink into Buffy the Vampire Slayer fans, which makes it a shame it flubs the execution this badly. Read Full Review
Strong issue but is already proving that it maybe could’ve been a 5-6 issue run to let some of the story breathe. Some weird jumps where I had to figure out if I missed a page or not, but overall pretty solid and fun.
Not sure why this one is getting a lot of criticism, mostly because I refuse to read comic book reviews. But I liked it. It's a bit overstuffed, which leads to some poor pacing, but I like how the characters act and interact, and the art is nice.
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