Tensions are on the rise as the gang goes in search of an ancient enemy—Archaeus. Split into teams, Angel and Xander are able to connect over themes of betrayal and love lost, while Buffy pushes Spike to keep his insecurities in check. But they quickly discover there are much more dangerous things to battle as they close in on the demon lord.
Christos Gage and Rebekah Isaacs's understanding of Buffy the Vampire Slayer encapsulates what fans love about the show. It's an unabashed love-letter and the passion and care they put into it is what lets fans who loved to watch Buffy also love to read it. With a wonderful blend of witty humor, tense drama, and kinetic action, Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 10 #17 is another stellar entry into the Buffyverse. Read Full Review
This issue aired all the dirty laundry that everyone has been thinking since Angel came to town. One or two issues back"when he arrived"Buffy, Spike, and Angel tried to talk it out before fighting a super demon that is the progenitor of them all"but it didn't really work. They fought together and that saved things more than anything else. The doubts are still there; they're human after all"or mostly human"people with souls. But there's bigger things to worry about right now than petty love. Like the fate of the world. Read Full Review
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 10 continues to be one of the best comics Dark Horse is producing at the moment, with the injection of Angel into the script allowing for some intriguing tension. There's also some thrilling action, with the developments leading up to the gripping climax, bound to leave readers entertained. Read Full Review
Definitely one of the more favorable issues of Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 10 so far because this is the main cast in their element. Suited up, armed with their weapon of choice, and doing what they do best. For example, it wasn't too shocking though equally as exciting when seeing what Andrew brings to the table with his tech. With as many characters that are involved in this story, it as always is impressive when there is a solid use of space to make sure everyone looks relevant. To see that is just as important as their conversations with one another and the art team nailed it to the very end. Beyond this you have to like the way Archaeus is captured as the villain because it's what he tends to have up his sleeve that is most dangerous compared to taking on the heroes upfront. Read Full Review
This is a fantastic improvement from the last issue. I look forward to seeing where they steer this series. It hasn't quite reached its full potential yet, but it has the capability to be great. Read Full Review
Buffy Season 10 #17 is just as stuck in the past and caught up in the same Angel-Buffy-Spike triangle as #16 was, but there are more demon fights " so I guess that's an improvement? Read Full Review
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