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brendalovesbooks's review
2.0
There were some decent moments here, and some humor that reminded me of the original show. But this volume was filled with WTFery. I mean, seriously. Nothing makes sense.
christie_esau's review
4.0
As with the seven TV seasons of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, the story gets better as you get closer to the end. I certainly liked the first six graphic novels of season 8, but the final two installments were by far the best.
Revisiting a more 'traditional' BTVS storyline (especially when it involves sexual tension between your two favourite vampire men) makes reading season 8 a lot more enjoyable. I am, however, a little choked by the fact that the cover reveals basically everything about season 8 that matters. Le sigh.
As long as there is BTVS, I will watch or read.
Revisiting a more 'traditional' BTVS storyline (especially when it involves sexual tension between your two favourite vampire men) makes reading season 8 a lot more enjoyable. I am, however, a little choked by the fact that the cover reveals basically everything about season 8 that matters. Le sigh.
As long as there is BTVS, I will watch or read.
nicolemhewitt's review
How do I explain this volume? I was sort of surprised when Twilight was revealed. And then disappointed that, once again, true Nirvana for Buffy comes down to sex with Angel. Which we get to see in comical detail for pages and pages and pages of this volume--lots of Angel and Buffy having sex while flying and shooting into outer space and stuff. I definitely could have done without most of it. Not to mention that I'm a steadfast Spike fan, so I've never been that excited about the idea of Angel being Buffy's soulmate. I did like the decision that Buffy makes at the end of the volume though . It seemed very in line with her character.
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to go back and ditch her new perfect universenightwolfnym's review
3.0
I'm all sorts of confused ...this one did manage to make my Bangel heart happy though :P