Buffy the Vampire SlayerSeason 10 continues an incredible streak of issues with the most fun readers can find on the shelf. Gage and Isaacs have proven to be one of the best creative teams in comics as they masterfully craft tales in the Buffyverse, consistently delivering a unique blend of genres, plot, character and emotion that is truly unlike anything else out there. The team only gets better with the addition of Nicholas Brendan, who brings with him a deep understanding of the characters, a strong voice and unique sense of humor that creates the most authentic experience of the show in the comics so far. Read Full Review

Man, Angel and Faith AND Buffy both put in killer issues this week. I thought Buffy's last week was good, but this is equally as good. I didn't think it could match it, but a stringent insistence to characterization has kept it strong. I hope Buffy, Dawn, and Willow get the next issue! Read Full Review

A strong continuation of the new arc, that's what this issue is. Read Full Review

Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 10 #7 may not give much progression to the series as a whole, but the fun escapade that Spike and Xander find themselves in proves to be thoroughly entertaining. Highly recommended. Read Full Review

Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 10 #7 is another down to Earth story that focuses on two characters who deserve that focus needed for individual growth. We got emotion, humor, and of course action. There could be no action in this issue and you just enjoy it because Spike and Xander are being real with each other. Just like any two guys that are down on their luck when it comes to love. Read Full Review

Xander's situation with Dawn is far from settled and the ongoing temptation to use the new Vampyr tome continues to affect all those who hold onto it foreshadowing an error in judgement looming just beyond the horizon. Worth a look. Read Full Review