Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 8 #32

7.6

Critic Rating

5 Reviews
9.0

User Rating

2 Reviews
Writer Brad Meltzer
Artist Georges Jeanty
Cover Price $2.99

"Buffy" Season 8 is getting better and better with issue #32! Faster than a speeding you know. More powerful than a yeah, one of those. Able to leap tall¦_castles_ in a single bound. Still working on that x-ray-vision thing. In the aftermath of battle with Twilight's army, Buffy has developed a host of new powers, but when will the other shoe drop, and will it be a cute shoe, or an ugly one? Still reeling from the losses of war, Willow goes looking for missing allies and discovers a horrifying truth about several of the Slayer army's recent ordeals. Series artist Georges Jeanty, acclaimed novelist and comics writer Brad Meltzer ("The Book of more

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  • 9.0

    The Comic Addiction - Corwin C. Crowl

    Feb 06, 2010

    I am extremely pleased with this book and moments like this makes me want to go pop in a DVD and re-watch some of my favorite moments. Unfortunately I have more reviews to write...and miles to go before I sleep. Read Full Review

  • 8.2

    IGN - Tim Lenaghan

    Feb 01, 2010

    It appears evident that the penultimate story arc of Buffy Season Eight is in capable hands. Meltzer's first chapter goes a long way toward establishing a focus for Season Eight in a way that other story arcs have failed to. With the impending reveal of Twilight on the horizon and the revelation of the true cause of Buffy's newfound abilities, this promises to be a story with real repercussions for the slayer. Read Full Review

  • 8.0

    Comics Bulletin - Ray Tate

    Feb 05, 2010

    Slayers die this issue, but they die as warriors. Death is their tradition. The battles occurred off panel while the previous story arc unfolded. So, there's thankfully a lack of ghoulish violence. You therefore cannot accuse Meltzer of singling out Slayers just to kill them and I would mostly characterize this issue of Buffy the Vampire Slayer as upbeat and chirpy. Despite Meltzer's reputation, it's also surprisingly pro-woman. No matter who writes the adventures of Buffy Summers, that's how it should be. Read Full Review

  • 8.0

    Major Spoilers - Matthew Peterson

    Mar 06, 2010

    It's a pretty issue, though. Read Full Review

  • 5.0

    Comic Book Resources - Benjamin Birdie

    Feb 01, 2010

    Overall, this isn't a terrible issue, just a fairly slow one that's pretty hampered by not-that-great art. A pretty massive shift in the mythology has been introduced now, and this is the issue where we get to see the jokey, Xandery reaction to it. Not everyone thinks it's such a great thing, so here's hoping future installments get a little bit more in depth, emotionally. That was always the series' greatest strength, in either medium. Read Full Review

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