The Scoobies are back-including li'l Giles! Revelations about a new kind of vampire menace and the blank Vampyr book have only just begun. Everyone has a job to do, and for Buffy, it's treading the road of past relationships! Lucky girl . . .
Though it's their sophomore issue for this series, Gage, Isaacs, and Jackson are putting all that they've got into this book and readers get to reap the rewards. Highest possible recommendation. Read Full Review
I'm consistently impressed with the characterization in Buffy, as we started off with all these people being high school students who thought they couldn't die. Things quickly changed once they started facing the forces of evil and Buffy actually died for like 17 seconds. But every moment has lead up to this. The girl who can save the world. Read Full Review
Overall, another great issue in the returning series! Read Full Review
Still haunted by visions of Anya (which appear to be her rather than simple hallucinations or The First toying with the one-eyed Scooby) and wrestling with the his strained relationship to Dawn, Xander heads off to talk with Dracula to see if he can shed any light on the situation (setting up what should be yet another amusing reunion). Best of the Week. Read Full Review
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 10 #2 is a solid issue from its transition with the first. We get to see how they all react to each others presence, the question of why things have been upside down is addressed, and certain characters have their moments which provided needed depth. I believe with what we know now, there is good reason to stick with this book to see what Buffy has to offer. Read Full Review
The transition from the first issue is handled well and the ongoing pace is pretty strong. This series continues to prove that its worth reading for fans of Buffy, and its great to see the character going back to her roots. Where we go from here will be very interesting indeed. Read Full Review
Another great issue for the new season. Gage and Isaacs cram a lot into 24 pages without it feeling stuffed. Read Full Review
In combination with episode one, this is probably the strongest opening to a Buffy Season ever. The balance of action with exposition feels pitched perfectly. However as a single issue this is heavier in narrative and may lose new readers who neglected to start at the first issue. For fans of the actual characters in the Buffyverse, this will feel like a fun frolic as we are reacquainted with the world as well as learning about its new Rules. Read Full Review
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 10 continues to be a fantastic continuation to the Buffyverse as although there's still things to be worked on it's proving to be a thoroughly enjoyable series. Highly recommended. Read Full Review
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