Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 10 #11 overall made some big moves and addressed many things you thought this series might not have the time to cover. With a cast of characters this size you'd worry that it would be a rush job to reach every corner of this world both supernatural and personal, but Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 10 #11 proves that there is a plan. Read Full Review

I know that I read issue #1 of season 10, but now I'm on the lookout for the other 8, as this creative team has made Buffy's life and cast of characters fresh and fun in ways that I had forgotten they could be, and I really want to read more from this creative team. Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 10 #11 is well-drawn, well-written, familiar and new all at once, earning a very impressive 4 out of 5 stars overall. If you tuned out like I had, it's a great place to jump back into the Buffy fold! Read Full Review

After the last story of Buffy, I'm glad we're back into Big Bad territory. I'm a little disappointed that there wasn't a HUGE one for this entire season, but what can you do. I think the short stories work better immediately following the entire rules of magic being rewritten. It gives them the opportunity to address separate parts of the rules of magic without having one central villain have to do it all. It just happened to not work in this issue. Read Full Review

Andrew's transformation will certainly have consequences, but the big news is the final panel which finally puts Spike and Buffy together again romantically. It will be interesting to see how the comic explores their relationship going forward. Worth a look. Read Full Review

While Gage's focus on character has made for some great stories it's unfortunately been at the cost of a Big Bad's presence and a strong over-arching narrative. It's a small but noticeable blemish against an expansive and rich issue that blends action, humor, and drama together to create a genuinely authentic experience that fans both new and old have become enraptured by. The issue features what is sure to be some of the season's most memorable moments and it's all brought to life by artist Megan Levens as she fills in for Rebekah Isaacs. Alongside series colorist Dan Jackson they create a vivid and vibrant world that keeps in the spirit of Isaacs's work and the Buffyverse. Read Full Review

Overall, "Buffy Season 10" has been a consistently good ride and a brilliantly developed series so far; an accomplishment that can only be attributed to Gage and the rest of the creative team's successful collaborative work. Be sure to pick up "Love Dares You"Part One when it hits shelves next week. It's Buffy's birthday after all. Read Full Review