The highlight of this issue was, of course, Clem. He lays down the law of anyone who wants to write in the book. It doesn't feel too fake-y because Harmony totally would need it explained to her like that, and Clem knows that. The little exchanges he has with Buffy and Spike are gold too. Buffy has always been great at character interaction, even if some of the other parts are weaker. This is no exception. Read Full Review

Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 10 #10 escalates the problem that is managing the Vampyr book and watching their backs for enemies that have power outside their grasp. The reveal of this new enemy makes you cringe, yet at the same time makes you scratch your head when wondering who this "old friend" is. Just more reason to see where this new story arc takes us. Read Full Review

"Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 10" #10 is another strong issue in a strong series; it's a genuine relief to see the book doing so well these days. Buffy fans, please take note; I know you may have been burnt before, but at this point I think Gage and Isaacs have more than proven themselves. Jump on board. This is a lot of fun. Read Full Review

Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Ten #10 proves to be an awful lot of fun capturing Harmony's craziness. I hope to see more of each of them. And Buffy's new position offers up all kinds of odd meetings that I'm sure the Season Ten writers will enjoy exploiting. Worth a look. Read Full Review

Visually speaking, its a really solid issue; specifically in regards to the panels depicting Spikes unfortunate predicament with the returning characters and theVampyrbook. Rebekah Isaacs nails the hilarious scenes Gage describes in his script, illustrating even better the level of absurdity reached by this story. Honestly, there is only so much praise I can lavish on Isaacs every month before it becomes obnoxiously repetitiveand slightly awkward for everyone involvedbut she is consistently on the mone Read Full Review