Buffy season 11
Comic Review: Buffy Season 11: Giles #1
Things have not been easy for Giles since his resurrection at the end of season nine. Angel, remorseful for what he had done under the influence of Twilight, sought to bring Giles back by any means ne...
Comic Review: Angel Season 11 #9
In a series of misadventures ranging from the prehistoric demon age to a nineteenth century ship, with both Angel and Illyria encountering and confronting their past selves, this issue sees the gang r...
Comic Review: Buffy Season 11 #11
Buffy Season 11 is racing toward its conclusion and at this point, pretty much all of the cards on the table. The Slayer and her friends are gearing up for a fight. The plot has pretty much completely...
Comic Review: Buffy Season 11 #9
While there are parts of this issue that certainly seem rushed, I’m left extremely excited at the end of it because I have absolutely no idea what to expect. Everything about it feels like part...
Comic Review: Angel Season 11 #7
Considering that the last issue ended with the cliffhanger that Angel would have to save Angelus in order to not wipe himself out of existence, it’s more than a little surprising that Angelus d...
Interview: Buffy Artist Georges Jeanty Talks Season 11, Serenity and More!
As hard as it is for me to believe that Buffy is twenty years old, it’s even harder for me to believe that it’s been ten years since the show was rebooted in comic form for Season E...
Comic Review: Angel Season 11 #5
This season of the Angel comic has settled into a Doctor Who routine of Angel and a companion going on adventures through space and time. But the reason for this is something that feels like an organi...
Comic Review: Buffy Season 11 #7
In this issue, the season does the unthinkable by finally getting out of the Safe Zone—but in typical Buffy fashion, it doesn’t come without a huge cost. Be warned, there’s no way...
Comic Review: Buffy Season 11 #5
I cannot express how great it is to have Georges Jeanty back on Buffy, even if it’s for a single issue. This is not to take away anything from the work Rebekah Isaacs has done over the course o...
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