While Dawn and Xander are trapped in another dimension, Buffy, Willow, and Giles are deal with betrayal from the Magic Council, the faerie folk, and the military-no surprise there-all while trying to keep peace among themselves.
Drama everywhere involving everyone. Several character are hitting their lowest points of this season, and things can only get worse with D'Hoffryn in possession of the book. Grab some tissues: This one is going to hit you hard!Highest possible recommendation. Read Full Review
Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 10 #27 is where we hit that boiling point because you have no idea just how this will possibly end. Nothing could possibly be the same by the time we reach the finale. On their own, overpowered, barely able to work together anymore, and self-destructive. Not a good recipe for what comes next. Read Full Review
"Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 10" #27 moves the title through its final story arc, and it's on track for a strong finish so far. It's a little unfortunate that part of this feels a little too familiar, but -- then again -- Gage has certainly psyched out the readers before. Regardless, this comic is still fun and well above average. Gage and Isaacs' work in the Buffy universe has been quite excellent, and I'm sad to see this season coming to an end, even as I'm intrigued to see what happens next. Read Full Review
We also get the reappearance of Lilah who lets us know Wolfram & Hart have a keen interest in Dawn and Xander's wacky adventure home (possibly setting a big return for the evil law firm in Season Eleven?). Worth a look. Read Full Review
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