This issue sees friends re-connecting and a renewed enthusiasm for going into battle with the forces of darkness. It's an emotional roller-coaster ride as we see the struggle our heroes have between their own personal relationships and their duty to the vampire hunting world. Buffy thinks she's going on this one alone, but her friends won't let her. This shows the level of friendship that she can count on, even in the face of insurmountable odds. These friends stay by her side even when they don't know who she's going to fight! To be continued. Read Full Review

Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 10 #28 was everything I expected it to be. There is no sense of dwelling or pause in the momentum, as what would happen to any normal people because of the immense problems the characters are facing. Christos Gage writes the characters as if they are moving the story forward, putting off any long emotional pauses to face the problems at hand. It makes the story believable. The art style by Rebekah Isaacs, though cartoonish in style, is consistent throughout the episodes, and the character designs look almost exactly like their television show counterparts. Although it may be argued that the characters lack the depth in shadowing that gives any true 3-dimensional look to them. Read Full Review

Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 10 #28 is a big step up from everything our heroes have been through since the battle with the Hell Lords. Taking us back to a place where we have found hope and optimism in familiar bonds. The same kind of atmosphere that made you fall in love with season 10 in the first place. Read Full Review

This issue moves the story forward quite a bit. The story is actually believable as the cast stops to take care of their own personal problem. This is definitely a must-read book for all you  Buffy the Vampire Slayer (comic series and/or TV show) fans. Read Full Review

Light on action and heavy on refocusing the team, "Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 10" #28 is the calm before the storm that is sure to come in the arc's final two issues. Teamwork is the key to every victory in the Buffyverse, and -- now that their individual houses are (mostly) in order -- Buffy has a plan for the whole gang. That's more like it. Read Full Review

And, also in the tradition of the show, Buffy comes up with an out-of-the-box solution to their problem (which, of course, we'll have to wait to unfold in the comic's final issue). While the final arc of the season continues to feel more and more like a retread of the last few episodes of the show's weakest season, there's still fun to be had. Worth a look. Read Full Review

This is just the latest frustration in what's proving to be Buffy's most frustrating season to date. Read Full Review